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The Accidental Backbone: A 100-Year History of Incrementalism on Highway 36
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The Accidental Backbone: A 100-Year History of Incrementalism on Highway 36
Trunk Highway 36 is today known as the primary high-speed artery connecting the Twin Cities to the town of Stillwater. Its history shows how Highway 36 took shape incrementally, shaped by decisions that were often reactive. The 1933 “Disjointed Mess” Trunk Highway 36 today functions as one of the Twin Cities’ most important east–west corridors, carrying commuters from Roseville to Stillwater at freeway speeds that would have been unimaginable wh…
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