Loop Back: Meatpacking Plant On Washington
While shoppers in recent years have visited 211 North Washington for things like skirts and sweaters, it was all about steaks, spare ribs and other cuts of meat at this...
Historic North Loop
Loop Back: World’s First Pop-Up Toaster
Frustrated that his workplace cafeteria in Stillwater kept serving him burned toast because the staff had been distracted and let the bread heat too long, Charles Strite went to work...
Loop Back: Creamette’s Beginnings in the North Loop
In our continuing history series, Loop Back, we see how an ambitious North Loop grocer created a new type of pasta, Creamettes, that became wildly successful. And the company's former...
Loop Back: Colonial Warehouse
It was built by a visionary and expanded by innovators, but the history of Colonial Warehouse also includes mentions of gangsters, bandits and bootleggers. The building’s first three stories went up...
Loop Back: Where The Burlesque Dancers Stayed
Runyons has been a popular spot to get drinks and chicken wings since 1983 at 107 North Washington. But more than a century ago, the same space was being used...