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Jun 01, 1891

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- Charmaine Bantugan
1464 West Minnehaha Avenue, Saint Paul, MN, USA
The original owner and first resident of this house was Frederick M. Grant, a "travel agent" (which could be either a travelling salesman or a travel agent). The house cost $5000 to construct. A delightful, large Victorian house which has been preserved well. First Owner: Frederick M. Grant Notes: Complex plan, vertical emphasis. Wide overhanging eaves with exposed rafters, brackets. Large porch wraps around east and main facade has turned columns, dentils. Fishscale shingles in gabled ends. Some new stained glass. 2 story, 3 sided bay window on east side wall. 1st floor of main facade has very tall, narrow windows. Arched window with fanlight and 2 story, 3 sided bay window on west side. Weathervane on peak of roofline. ... Read More Read Less
1464 West Minnehaha Avenue, Saint Paul, MN, USA
The original owner and first resident of this house was Frederick M. Grant, a "travel agent" (which could be either a travelling salesman or a travel agent). The house cost $5000 to construct. A delightful, large Victorian house which has been preserved well. First Owner: Frederick M. Grant Notes: Complex plan, vertical emphasis. Wide overhanging eaves with exposed rafters, brackets. Large porch wraps around east and main facade has turned columns, dentils. Fishscale shingles in gabled ends. Some new stained glass. 2 story, 3 sided bay window on east side wall. 1st floor of main facade has very tall, narrow windows. Arched window with fanlight and 2 story, 3 sided bay window on west side. Weathervane on peak of roofline. ... Read More Read Less
Jun 01, 1891






1464 West Minnehaha Avenue, Saint Paul, MN, USA
The original owner and first resident of this house was Frederick M. Grant, a "travel agent" (which could be either a travelling salesman or a travel agent). The house cost $5000 to construct. A delightful, large Victorian house which has been preserved well.First Owner: Frederick M. Grant
Notes: Complex plan, vertical emphasis. Wide overhanging eaves with exposed rafters, brackets. Large porch wraps around east and main facade has turned columns, dentils. Fishscale shingles in gabled ends. Some new stained glass. 2 story, 3 sided bay window on east side wall. 1st floor of main facade has very tall, narrow windows. Arched window with fanlight and 2 story, 3 sided bay window on west side. Weathervane on peak of roofline.
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