> Chances are, Pope's was located around Lyndale and Plymouth. Before the > freeway and urban renewal, this area had many bars and night clubs. Cozy's > and the Blue Note were two of the last. My grandfather owned a coal > company and my father used to talk about delivering coal to the brothels in > the area. He didn't remember the exact addresses, but when we drove through > the area between Ply and Lyn and the Farmer's Market, he would reminisce, > until mom cut him off. Mpls used to be quite a wild town. > > Anne McCandless > Jordan > > > >
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