History Of Saint Paul Minnesota

Today, we invite you to join us on an extraordinary journey through the vibrant city of Saint Paul, Minnesota, a city steeped in history!
🍻 Our first stop takes us to the legendary Waldmann Brewery, housed in a building that predates Minnesota's statehood. After a mind-blowing closure of 154 years, this hidden gem reopened its doors in 2017, ready to transport us back in time while we savor its delectable craft brews and delicious bratwurst.
🏡 Our next adventure leads us to Summit Avenue, a living testament to architectural grandeur. We stop by the longest avenue of Victorian homes in the entire country. These majestic residences, adorned with intricate details and steeped in history, will leave you breathless. We'll unravel the stories of the families who once graced these halls, allowing you to experience the opulence and elegance of a bygone era.
✂️ Our last stop is Elizabeth's Barbershop, where traditional craftsmanship meets contemporary style. Patrick Imholte, the owner and one of the best barbers in the country, talks about his amazing shop.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, a connoisseur of fine brews, an admirer of architectural splendor, or in need of a stylish haircut, this video has something for everyone! So, don't wait a moment longer-grab a seat, hit that play button, and let us take you on a mesmerizing journey through the secrets of Saint Paul.
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