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Bryn Mawr Neighborhood
The software underlying Minneapolis Historical is designed to contain "tours" -- that is, narrative descriptions and photographs of individual buildings grouped geographically in particular parts of the city. Despite the fact that the spreadsheet…
Tangletown Spreadsheet
The software underlying Minneapolis Historical is designed to contain "tours" -- that is, narrative descriptions and photographs of individual buildings grouped geographically in particular parts of the city. Despite the fact that the spreadsheet…
Shenandoah Terrace Spreadsheet
The software underlying Minneapolis Historical is designed to contain "tours" -- that is, narrative descriptions and photographs of individual buildings grouped geographically in particular parts of the city. Despite the fact that the spreadsheet…
Cedar Lake Park Spreadsheet
The software underlying Minneapolis Historical is designed to contain "tours" -- that is, narrative descriptions and photographs of individual buildings grouped geographically in particular parts of the city. Despite the fact that the spreadsheet…
YWCA Downtown
Built: 1976
Architect: Freerks, Sperl Flynn Architects; interior renovation in 2018 by 292 Design Group
This is the second YWCA building on the site; the previous building was built in 1929 and demolished in 1975 to make way for this building. …
3124 3rd Ave. So.: Arthur E. & Carrie E. Holbrook House
Built: 1898
Cost estimated on building permit: $4,000
This is the last house Healy built in the Healy Block Historic District. The first owners were Arthur and Carrie Holbrook. Arthur was president of the Glenwood-Inglewood Water Company. The…
3116 3rd Ave. So.: Bennett-McBride House
Built: 1891
Cost estimated on building permit: $5,000
In 1887, lumberman Henry H. Bennett hired one of T. P. Healy’s contemporaries, the English-American master builder Henry Ingham, to build a house for him and his wife at 3112 3rd Ave. South…
3135 2nd Ave. So.
While this house fits rather well in the neighborhood, it was moved to the block. It was not designed by Theron Potter Healy and is not included in the historic district.
3145 2nd Ave. So.: William L. & Cordelia Sumner House
Built: 1889
Cost estimated on building permit: $6,000
This, the eighth house that T. P. Healy built in the district, was first owned by William Sumner, a real estate speculator, and his wife Cordelia. In 1896 the Sumners moved to 3132 Clinton…
3127 2nd Ave. So.: Josiah B. & Mary E. Hudson House
Built: 1890
Cost estimated on building permit: $6,000
This, the fourteenth house that Healy built in the district, was the family home of Josiah B. and Mary E. Hudson. J. B. Hudson began as an apprentice jeweler in Ohio in 1868 and opened his…