Herman Gordon arrived in Minot in 1905 and opened
a small tailor shop in town. His first shop was on First Street South West.
Later he moved to Main Street and opened the Boston Store. Eventually, The
Boston Store moved to First Street Southwest, just south of what is now the
Federal Building. Herman was ten years old and still living in Russia when he “
went on the bench”. The term used at that time applied to learning the tailor’s
trade. He learned from his father. After coming to America in 1902, he worked
for three years as a tailor in Petrosky, Michigan before moving to Minot.
Herman and his wife, Helen, lived at 613 East Central Avenue, or in what is now
know as Eastwood Park.
Minot Memories is a blog that pertains to the city of Minot, ND. It is brief glimpses of people, places, things and events of Minot's past that will provide some insight into the history of Minot. This photo Main Street looking south from the railroad tracks about 1940
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