frozen in time series

ST. JOSEPH -- This year marks the College of St. Benedict's centennial year. Since opening their doors in 1913 the college has gone through a variety of changes and has kept many long standing traditions alive. In 1913 there were just five women enrolled at the college, today there are more than 20,000 alumni...

Minnesotans from all over the state go to Long Prarie to experience a rare blast from the past.

David Wirtzfeld is a second generation owner of Cold Spring's only bowling alley. In 1953 his dad Marlin and mother Delphine managed the facility which was located in the basement of St. Boniface Church.

Jim Voight and his brother Allen own and operate the only blacksmith shop in Rice, a business that's been in the family since 1936.

For Joe Fox music runs in his family. He is a second generation member with the St. Cloud Municipal Band, a group that's been around for about 126 years.

For Rebecca Dean, owning an ice cream truck brings back childhood memories of staying at her cousin's house chasing down their local ice cream truck.

The Paramount Theatre has been a staple for arts and entertainment in the St. Cloud area since first opening in 1921.

When Jim Van Vooren tells people he's a milk man he sometimes gets puzzled looks. Van Vooren is one of two milk men still around in the St. Cloud and surrounding area who do home deliveries, keeping his service frozen in time.

Anton's Restaurant in Waite Park is perhaps best know for it's prohibition history which stems back to the early 20th Century.

The well-known Palmer House Hotel in Sauk Centre remains a destination to the early 20th century, keeping it frozen in time.