1823 Emerson Avenue North
Minneapolis, MN, USA

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Julius Graben
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Diamond Iron Works
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1914
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Jun 01, 1981

  • Charmaine Bantugan

1823 Emerson Avenue North, Minneapolis, MN, USA

Property Description: rounded, eastern-facing main façade; entrances are recessed in "wings" off main structure; each entrance wing is flanked by a vertical, concrete wall with circle cut out of wall; concrete roof – wall junction is smooth with no overhang; entry doors are surrounded by transom and sidelights; circular theme continued on main facade of building as a circle with a stained glass, geometric cross protrudes off main building. Original structure on site was a Gothic church. First Owner: American Indian Evangelical Church

1823 Emerson Avenue North, Minneapolis, MN, USA

Property Description: rounded, eastern-facing main façade; entrances are recessed in "wings" off main structure; each entrance wing is flanked by a vertical, concrete wall with circle cut out of wall; concrete roof – wall junction is smooth with no overhang; entry doors are surrounded by transom and sidelights; circular theme continued on main facade of building as a circle with a stained glass, geometric cross protrudes off main building. Original structure on site was a Gothic church. First Owner: American Indian Evangelical Church

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