1715 Bryant Avenue North
Minneapolis, MN, USA

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1723 Bryant av N sw cor
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Jun 01, 1921

  • Charmaine Bantugan

1715 Bryant Avenue North, Minneapolis, MN, USA

Property Description: 2 stories; symmetrical brick structure; low-pitched, hipped roof; wide, boxed eaves; accentuated entry with decorative broken pediment; pediment supported by slender pilasters; entry door has an overhead fanlight; windows in adjacent pairs, each accented with stone lintels and sashes. First Owner: Church of the Ascension

1715 Bryant Avenue North, Minneapolis, MN, USA

Property Description: 2 stories; symmetrical brick structure; low-pitched, hipped roof; wide, boxed eaves; accentuated entry with decorative broken pediment; pediment supported by slender pilasters; entry door has an overhead fanlight; windows in adjacent pairs, each accented with stone lintels and sashes. First Owner: Church of the Ascension

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