1967 Map of St. Paul East

About this map

The Mississippi River defines the heart of this urban and industrial landscape, separating St Paul from its southern neighbors. During this period of mid-century expansion, the riverfront is a dense corridor of transportation and utility, featuring the Paul Downtown Airport (Holman Field), the municipal Sewage Disposal plant, and the sprawling Stockyards near the South St Paul border. The map illustrates a mature city fabric, with numerous parochial institutions like St Joseph Academy and St Paul Cathedral standing alongside established civic spaces like Phalen Park and Indian Mounds Park.