1009 North 16th Avenue
Minneapolis, MN, USA

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Chas W Hille
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Lydia
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Bios Mfg Co
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1930
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Aug 22, 2010

  • Dave Decker

1009 North 16th Avenue, Minneapolis, MN, USA

Property Description: 1.5 stories; low-pitched, front-gabled roof; shed dormers on east and west facades; wide, unenclosed eaves; eaves supported by large, decorative brackets; roof rafters exposed; one story, partial-width, enclosed porch. Window condition: originals and replacements. Architect: P.D. Freden Builder: Manly Jackson

1009 North 16th Avenue, Minneapolis, MN, USA

Property Description: 1.5 stories; low-pitched, front-gabled roof; shed dormers on east and west facades; wide, unenclosed eaves; eaves supported by large, decorative brackets; roof rafters exposed; one story, partial-width, enclosed porch. Window condition: originals and replacements. Architect: P.D. Freden Builder: Manly Jackson

1922

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