The sighting drew hundreds of ghost hunters to the spot on Second Avenue East and Superior Street. Written By: Christa Lawler | ×
On Oct. 13, 1895, the Duluth News Tribune reported the burning of the Temple Opera House the night before.
In the late winter of 1896, one of the worst-kept secrets of downtown Duluth was that a young, attractive and somewhat sleepy-looking woman in pajamas was haunting the ruins of the Temple Opera House.
One witness, who insisted on anonymity but was described as a “prominent real estate man,” told the News Tribune that he hadn’t considered it might be a supernatural being, so he tried to help her.
A young, attractive woman in sleepwear haunted the ruins of Duluth s Temple Opera House
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A young, attractive woman in sleepwear haunted the ruins of Duluth s Temple Opera House
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(West Fargo, ND) The City of West Fargo has rescheduled COLOR FEST from Saturday, April 17th, to Saturday, May 8th, due to weather conditions.
The event will take place 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Attendees will join three local artists to paint Sheyenne Street from Second Avenue West to Fourth Avenue West at the event.
The three selected artists for COLOR FEST are Nicole Gagner, Leigh Nelson and Lesley Buegel.
Event attendees will not only be able to watch the artists work but they will also be able to assist the artists in painting their designs. The City of West Fargo will supply all paint and materials. The artwork will remain on the road until it is removed for the area’s reconstruction project in phase 2 and 3.