Swede Hollow Archaeology Project
Swede Hollow Park, in east St. Paul, MN, has been the site of an archaeological excavation this August. In the past, the park was home to many immigrant communities.
The Swede Hollow Archaeology Project was started by UMN Anthropology graduate students, Kelly Wolf and Stefanie Kowalczyk. The public was invited to participate as well! U of MN Alums, undergraduates and graduate students, as well as archaeologists, retirees, and children helped out during the excavation process.
To learn more about the project visit their blog or Facebook page:
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My Dad, Matthew Manocchio, was born in Swede Hollow. He just passed away in May. His memories of the Hollow were happy and pleasant. His sister,Angie married Noah Sanchelli and when they"moved up to the street", the Manocchio's lived next door to the Sanchelli's. One big happy family!
I helped clean up there on a community service group
I worked on a clean up crew walking through the hollow,lots of history there, you might find some more woolly mammoths bones
i believe great aunt lived in swede hollow with her husband..last name hokanson..she f ied in 1906 , at the age of25..probably in child birth..still looking for info..i have a picture of her ..she haunts me..her eyes!
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Hokanson sounds much like Håkansson. A swedish name.