South St. Paul, Minnesota is often praised for its quaint charm and small-town feel. Located along the Mississippi River, this city offers something for everyone. From outdoor activities like biking and kayaking, to shopping and dining in the downtown area, there’s something for everyone here. Whether you’re looking for a day of adventure or just want to enjoy some local flavor, South St. Paul has plenty to offer visitors and residents alike. The historic buildings and charming atmosphere add to the city's appeal. Residents are friendly and welcoming, making it a great place for locals and visitors alike to live in or visit on vacation. Reviews of South St. Paul often comment on its peacefulness and affordability while still providing plenty of opportunities for entertainment and exploration. This charming city is sure to provide visitors with unforgettable experiences that will be remembered long after they leave town.
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Small Town Life in SSP in 1950's - 1/7/2007
SMALL TOWN LIFE
I was born in Miller Hospital in St. Paul, Minnesota on Feb. 12th 1947.
We were called the "BABY BOOMERS" as were growing up in the 1950's. My family was my oler brother Max who was 7 years my senior and my sister Bonnie who was a years younge than our brother. My mom and dad were Jim and Inez who got married before WWII in 1939. They were transplants from two other states. My mom was from Gault, Iowa and my dad was from Lidgerwood, North Dakota. Both were very small towns in which they both grew up in. In 1952, they went looking for a new place to live and raise their young family of 3 children. So. St. Paul in those days was knowfor the smell.. the smell coming from the stockyards that big business had created just below teh cliffs where the Kaposia Indian once lived over 100 year before.
The found a small 3 bedroom home on 3rd Avenue just 2 block from the local swimming pool and 5 blocks from the local grade school named after
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