East Wheelock Parkway and ?
Hint: Lake Phalen
Arcade Street

This drink was made illegal in the U.S.A. ini 1919, leading to a huge increase in criminal activity.
Alcohol
This iconic downtown dining car shares a name with a cartoon mouse and was featured in movies like “The Mighty Ducks”, "Jingle All the Way” and “A Prairie Home Companion".
Mickey's

The blooming of amorphophallus titanum, better known as a "Corpse Flower", has only been observed 125 times since it's identification in the late 1800s.Two of these observations have been at what St. Paul Conservatory and Zoo.
Marjorie McNeely Conservatory (Como Park)


East Como Lake Drive, East Wheelock Parkway, Victoria Street North and ?
Hint: Lake Como
Maryland Ave W.

What is the name of the illegal, hidden bars that were popular during prohibition?
Speakeasy
This "ole" school ice cream shop is known for it's large portions and homemade waffle cones.
Grand Ole Creamery

Every year at the Minnesota State Fair in St. Paul, a new Princess Kay of the Milky Way is crowned and the finalists have statues made of their heads. What are the statues made out of?
Butter


Como Ave, Dale Street North and ?
Hint: Niem Phat Buddhist Temple
Front Ave

This bank robber was the most famous gangster to spend time in St. Paul.
John Dillinger

This spot is known for it's cheese filled "Juicy Lucy" burgers and for having approximately $16,000 of 1 dollar bills attached to its ceiling.
The Nook

The settlement that eventually was named St. Paul was originally named after a fur trader and bootlegger. What was his nickname?
Pig's Eye


Johnson Parkway, Conway St, Gotzian St and ?
Hint: Harding High School
Euclid Street

The Castle Royal Nightclub was tucked away in what famous, manmade St. Paul cave system?
Wabasha Street Caves

This "marketplace" has been serving Mexican food and specialty groceries since 1979.
El Burrito Mercado

The basement of what St. Paul music venue is known as the Clown Lounge, featuring clown decorations and memorabilia.
Turf Club
Name 2 of the streets in this intersection:

Hint: Grand Casino Arena
Cleveland Circle
Old 6th, W 5th, Fort Road, Smith Ave, Dorothy Day Pl., W Kellogg BLVD

This police chief was known for his "Layover Agreement" that allowed gangsters to stay in St. Paul as long as they, checked in, paid a bribe and didn't commit crimes in the city.
John O'Connor

This restaurant started in 1933 when a successful bootlegger nicknamed "Kid Bullets" opened up a "Royal Bar" on the edge of downtown St. Paul. The restaurant is known for excellent Italian food and a controversial sandwich.
DeGidio's
The dome of the St. Paul Capital is the 2nd largest unsupported marble dome in the world. Name the 1st, located in Rome, or the 3rd, located in India.
St. Peter's Basilica or Taj Mahal