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The Darker Side of Duluth's History

The North 103.3 | By Chris Harwood
Published August 11, 2016 at 1:47 PM CDT
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The Duluth Experience

  We talk with Dave Grandmaison from The Duluth Experience, whose Dark History Bus Tour and Dark History Walking Tour suggest that the darker side of Duluth's history (the not-so­?rosy stories of Duluth’s past that folks around town don’t necessarily like to talk about) needs no dressing up – it's "creepy enough on its own."

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Chris Harwood
Chris Harwood is The North 1033’s Production Director and (acting) Program Director, a morning/daytime host, and the host of Soul Village. He is also a musician, a music historian, an audio engineer, and an avid record collector.
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