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Although it was not incorporated as a city until 1975, Hermantown began to rise to prominence during the Great Depression, when the federal government designated the open space west of Duluth as the ideal site for a subsistence homestead project later referred to as the Jackson Project. A number of Hermantown residents still live in Jackson homes, which can be distinguished by their brick structures and attached garages, which double as barns.
Directly to the west of Duluth lies a small city that, at times, feels like a Duluth-Superior suburb
