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by Mary Kay Bailey, live.eat.play.twin cities • July 1, 2008 • While on the St. Paul Phototour website, I discovered that Joe Hoover has posted a bunch of neighborhood walking tour maps. They bring you into some pretty interesting parts of the city. Here’s the sampling along with the links:

Dayton’s Bluff Historic District:
Take a driving tour of the some of the neighborhood’s most important sites of interest. — PDF Map 370k

BridgeTrail:
Take a walking tour of St. Paul’s historic and scenic Yoerg’s Bluff (West Side) and Uppertown (West 7th) neighborhoods and the Mississippi River. — PDF Map 488k

Phalen Creek / Burlington Northern Trail:
Take this printable PDF map with you and go hike in Swede Hollow and Phalen Creek — PDF Map 54k

State Capitol Monuments Tour:
A walking tour of the monuments and memorials on the State Capitol Mall — PDF Map 24k

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“Slum it on Summit” Walking Tour:
Walk Summit Avenue and take-in some of the finest architecture in St. Paul — PDF Map 120k

Labor History Tour:
The factories, and humble homes of the working class have a history to tell all of their own. — PDF Map 156k

Photo by Bill Caudle

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Site is now moving to Placeography.org

The site will be going way soon, most of it can now be found on house history wiki: Placeography.org run by the Minnesota Historical Society.

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