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Feb 22, 2022
The home today
Nearly a century later, the home retains its historic character with modern updates. This photo, sourced from a 2022 Redfin listing, showcases the property as it appeared at the time of its most recent sale.
Feb 22, 2022
The home today
Nearly a century later, the home retains its historic character with modern updates. This photo, sourced from a 2022 Redfin listing, showcases the property as it appeared at the time of its most recent sale.Posted Date
Nov 17, 2025
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Feb 22, 2022
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Apr 29, 2007
Apr 29, 2007
House for Sale 2007
Labeled as a "Kenwood Landmark," 2368 W Lake of the Isles Parkway was featured in the "Homes for Sale" section of the Star Tribune. The ad mentions that this house was recently renovated, and includes three fireplaces and a gourmet kitchen.
House for Sale 2007
Labeled as a "Kenwood Landmark," 2368 W Lake of the Isles Parkway was featured in the "Homes for Sale" section of the Star Tribune. The ad mentions that this house was recently renovated, and includes three fireplaces and a gourmet kitchen.Posted Date
Nov 24, 2025
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Apr 29, 2007
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Apr 23, 1989
House for Sale 1989
The house was put up for sale in 1989, and this snippet from the Star Tribune details its many features, including a spacious screened porch, a solarium, beamed ceilings, and a fireplace.
Apr 23, 1989
House for Sale 1989
The house was put up for sale in 1989, and this snippet from the Star Tribune details its many features, including a spacious screened porch, a solarium, beamed ceilings, and a fireplace.Posted Date
Nov 24, 2025
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Apr 23, 1989
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Jul 24, 1971
Jul 24, 1971
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- Catherine Taylor
Estate Sale of Elizabeth Heim
An estate sale was held after the passing of Elizabeth Heim in 1971. "Some fabulous furnishings from a fabulous house" reads the ad. No doubt there were many shoppers to buy the antiques and elegant items, but many people just wanted to get a peek inside the beautiful home.
Estate Sale of Elizabeth Heim
An estate sale was held after the passing of Elizabeth Heim in 1971. "Some fabulous furnishings from a fabulous house" reads the ad. No doubt there were many shoppers to buy the antiques and elegant items, but many people just wanted to get a peek inside the beautiful home.
Estate Sale of Elizabeth Heim
An estate sale was held after the passing of Elizabeth Heim in 1971. "Some fabulous furnishings from a fabulous house" reads the ad. No doubt there were many shoppers to buy the antiques and elegant items, but many people just wanted to get a peek inside the beautiful home.Posted Date
Dec 05, 2025
Historical Record Date
Jul 24, 1971
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Apr 09, 1971
Apr 09, 1971
Death of Elizabeth Heim
In 1971, Elizabeth Heim died at the age of 77, leaving behind her brother and her sister.Posted Date
Nov 24, 2025
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Apr 09, 1971
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Sep 02, 1961
Sep 02, 1961
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- Catherine Taylor
Hosting a Tea Party
In the years that she spent living in the home, Elizabeth Heim frequently hosted community events at 2368 W. Lake of the Isles Blvd. For one example, on this day she provided the location for a coffee and tea party given for area Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra season ticket sellers.
Hosting a Tea Party
In the years that she spent living in the home, Elizabeth Heim frequently hosted community events at 2368 W. Lake of the Isles Blvd. For one example, on this day she provided the location for a coffee and tea party given for area Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra season ticket sellers.
Hosting a Tea Party
In the years that she spent living in the home, Elizabeth Heim frequently hosted community events at 2368 W. Lake of the Isles Blvd. For one example, on this day she provided the location for a coffee and tea party given for area Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra season ticket sellers.Posted Date
Dec 05, 2025
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Sep 02, 1961
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Nov 30, 1959
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- Allison Branch
Mrs. Heim Keeps Busy
This snippet from an article in the Star Tribune details the busy life of Mrs. Heim, who spends her days volunteering in the community. She also describes some of the home's features, like the carpet. Also included is a recipe for veal scallopini, if you are interested.
Mrs. Heim Keeps Busy
This snippet from an article in the Star Tribune details the busy life of Mrs. Heim, who spends her days volunteering in the community. She also describes some of the home's features, like the carpet. Also included is a recipe for veal scallopini, if you are interested.
Nov 30, 1959
Mrs. Heim Keeps Busy
This snippet from an article in the Star Tribune details the busy life of Mrs. Heim, who spends her days volunteering in the community. She also describes some of the home's features, like the carpet. Also included is a recipe for veal scallopini, if you are interested.Posted Date
Nov 24, 2025
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Nov 30, 1959
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Sep 15, 1952
Sep 15, 1952
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- Catherine Taylor
Anatomy of a Scandal: Russell Heim’s Descent
Russell and Elizabeth Heim moved into 2368 W. Lake of the Isles in 1939, but divorced in 1948. Heim, then Hennepin County Coroner, remarried the following year to a woman more than 30 years his junior. In 1952 he was charged in federal court with illegally obtaining narcotics for resale, 229 counts in all. The sensational trial ended in guilty verdicts across the board, though he received only a four-year sentence. The judge cited Heim’s age and the disgrace he had already brought upon himself for the reduced sentence. A reporter noted that he was “no longer the smiling, almost jaunty figure he had seemed… during his trial.” He served 17 months, much of it in a prison medical center, before his sentence was commuted. His health declined afterward, and he died in 1960. For more on Russell Heim’s self-destruction: https://www.mnhs.org/mnopedia/search/index/event/downfall-russell-heim-1947-1952
Anatomy of a Scandal: Russell Heim’s Descent
Russell and Elizabeth Heim moved into 2368 W. Lake of the Isles in 1939, but divorced in 1948. Heim, then Hennepin County Coroner, remarried the following year to a woman more than 30 years his junior. In 1952 he was charged in federal court with illegally obtaining narcotics for resale, 229 counts in all. The sensational trial ended in guilty verdicts across the board, though he received only a four-year sentence. The judge cited Heim’s age and the disgrace he had already brought upon himself for the reduced sentence. A reporter noted that he was “no longer the smiling, almost jaunty figure he had seemed… during his trial.” He served 17 months, much of it in a prison medical center, before his sentence was commuted. His health declined afterward, and he died in 1960. For more on Russell Heim’s self-destruction: https://www.mnhs.org/mnopedia/search/index/event/downfall-russell-heim-1947-1952
Anatomy of a Scandal: Russell Heim’s Descent
Russell and Elizabeth Heim moved into 2368 W. Lake of the Isles in 1939, but divorced in 1948. Heim, then Hennepin County Coroner, remarried the following year to a woman more than 30 years his junior.In 1952 he was charged in federal court with illegally obtaining narcotics for resale, 229 counts in all. The sensational trial ended in guilty verdicts across the board, though he received only a four-year sentence. The judge cited Heim’s age and the disgrace he had already brought upon himself for the reduced sentence. A reporter noted that he was “no longer the smiling, almost jaunty figure he had seemed… during his trial.” He served 17 months, much of it in a prison medical center, before his sentence was commuted. His health declined afterward, and he died in 1960.
For more on Russell Heim’s self-destruction: https://www.mnhs.org/mnopedia/search/index/event/downfall-russell-heim-1947-1952
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Dec 05, 2025
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Sep 15, 1952
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Apr 21, 1950
1950 Census
In 1950, Elizabeth Heim (age 54) and her partner, Elma Freiche (age 53), occupied the house in 1950. Neither of them had an occupation listed. They are on lines 9-10.
Apr 21, 1950
1950 Census
In 1950, Elizabeth Heim (age 54) and her partner, Elma Freiche (age 53), occupied the house in 1950. Neither of them had an occupation listed. They are on lines 9-10.Posted Date
Nov 24, 2025
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Apr 21, 1950
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Jan 01, 1949
Jan 01, 1949
1949 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map
In 1949, the Sanborn Map Company updated their 1912 map with the most recent information. Many houses have been added to the neighborhood, pasted onto the 1912 version, including the house at 2368 W Lake of the Isles.
1949 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map
In 1949, the Sanborn Map Company updated their 1912 map with the most recent information. Many houses have been added to the neighborhood, pasted onto the 1912 version, including the house at 2368 W Lake of the Isles.Posted Date
Dec 10, 2025
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Jan 01, 1949
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Apr 15, 1940
1940 Census
The occupants of 2368 W Lake of the Isles Parkway in 1940 were Dr. Russell Heim (age 53), his wife, Mamie (age 40), and a servant, Alina Meincke (age 43). Dr. Russell Heim was a physician with a private practice, and his wife, Mamie, had no occupation listed.
Apr 15, 1940
1940 Census
The occupants of 2368 W Lake of the Isles Parkway in 1940 were Dr. Russell Heim (age 53), his wife, Mamie (age 40), and a servant, Alina Meincke (age 43). Dr. Russell Heim was a physician with a private practice, and his wife, Mamie, had no occupation listed.Posted Date
Nov 24, 2025
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Apr 15, 1940
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Dec 22, 1938
Dec 22, 1938
Kunin's Holiday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Maxin Kunin, residents of 2368 W Lake of the Isles, had their holiday Christmas party at their home.
Kunin's Holiday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Maxin Kunin, residents of 2368 W Lake of the Isles, had their holiday Christmas party at their home.Posted Date
Nov 24, 2025
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Dec 22, 1938
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Nov 24, 1938
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- Catherine Taylor
Maxim’s Beauty Salons
From 1937 to 1938, Maxim Kunin and his family occupied the house at 2368 W. Lake of the Isles. Born in Russia in 1899, Kunin arrived in the Twin Cities in 1917. He opened his first beauty salon in 1920 in Minneapolis and steadily expanded, eventually establishing a nationwide chain of beauty shops.
Maxim’s Beauty Salons
From 1937 to 1938, Maxim Kunin and his family occupied the house at 2368 W. Lake of the Isles. Born in Russia in 1899, Kunin arrived in the Twin Cities in 1917. He opened his first beauty salon in 1920 in Minneapolis and steadily expanded, eventually establishing a nationwide chain of beauty shops.
Nov 24, 1938
Maxim’s Beauty Salons
From 1937 to 1938, Maxim Kunin and his family occupied the house at 2368 W. Lake of the Isles. Born in Russia in 1899, Kunin arrived in the Twin Cities in 1917. He opened his first beauty salon in 1920 in Minneapolis and steadily expanded, eventually establishing a nationwide chain of beauty shops.Posted Date
Dec 10, 2025
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Nov 24, 1938
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Mar 18, 1935
Mar 18, 1935
Mrs. Glenn W. Traer
Mrs. Glenn W. Traer returned to her home at 2368 W Lake of the Isles after a visit to Arizona.Posted Date
Nov 24, 2025
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Mar 18, 1935
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Sep 17, 1934
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- Catherine Taylor
2368 W Lake of the Isles Is Leased to the Traers
In 1933 Gerald and Jessalyn Martin split up, and for that year Jessalyn appeared as the sole homeowner of 2368 W Lake of the Isles. From 1934 to 1936, the Minneapolis City Directory listed the property simply as “vacant,” though in late 1934 it was reported that the home had been rented to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Traer. By the end of that year they no longer needed to lease the house. The couple had purchased the Locust Hills Country Club and converted it into their own country estate.
2368 W Lake of the Isles Is Leased to the Traers
In 1933 Gerald and Jessalyn Martin split up, and for that year Jessalyn appeared as the sole homeowner of 2368 W Lake of the Isles. From 1934 to 1936, the Minneapolis City Directory listed the property simply as “vacant,” though in late 1934 it was reported that the home had been rented to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Traer. By the end of that year they no longer needed to lease the house. The couple had purchased the Locust Hills Country Club and converted it into their own country estate.
Sep 17, 1934
2368 W Lake of the Isles Is Leased to the Traers
In 1933 Gerald and Jessalyn Martin split up, and for that year Jessalyn appeared as the sole homeowner of 2368 W Lake of the Isles. From 1934 to 1936, the Minneapolis City Directory listed the property simply as “vacant,” though in late 1934 it was reported that the home had been rented to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Traer. By the end of that year they no longer needed to lease the house. The couple had purchased the Locust Hills Country Club and converted it into their own country estate.Posted Date
Dec 10, 2025
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Sep 17, 1934
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Jul 06, 1931
Jul 06, 1931
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- Catherine Taylor
Chairman of the Entertainment Committee
Gerald R. Martin wore many hats in Minneapolis business circles. He also devoted considerable energy to the entertainment committee of the Minikahda Club, long a gathering place for the city’s most prominent movers and shakers. Overseeing this dance was just one of the many events under his direction.
Chairman of the Entertainment Committee
Gerald R. Martin wore many hats in Minneapolis business circles. He also devoted considerable energy to the entertainment committee of the Minikahda Club, long a gathering place for the city’s most prominent movers and shakers. Overseeing this dance was just one of the many events under his direction.
Chairman of the Entertainment Committee
Gerald R. Martin wore many hats in Minneapolis business circles. He also devoted considerable energy to the entertainment committee of the Minikahda Club, long a gathering place for the city’s most prominent movers and shakers. Overseeing this dance was just one of the many events under his direction.Posted Date
Dec 09, 2025
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Jul 06, 1931
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The Minneapolis Journal
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Oct 01, 1930
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- Marley Zielike
The home in 1930
This Spanish Eclectic home, built in 1916, is shown in a historic photo from the Hennepin History Museum Collections. Located at 2368 W Lake of the Isles Parkway in Minneapolis, it reflects the Mediterranean-inspired architecture popular in the early 20th century.
The home in 1930
This Spanish Eclectic home, built in 1916, is shown in a historic photo from the Hennepin History Museum Collections. Located at 2368 W Lake of the Isles Parkway in Minneapolis, it reflects the Mediterranean-inspired architecture popular in the early 20th century.
Oct 01, 1930
The home in 1930
This Spanish Eclectic home, built in 1916, is shown in a historic photo from the Hennepin History Museum Collections. Located at 2368 W Lake of the Isles Parkway in Minneapolis, it reflects the Mediterranean-inspired architecture popular in the early 20th century.Posted Date
Sep 27, 2021
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Oct 01, 1930
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Apr 09, 1930
Apr 09, 1930
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- Allison Branch
1930 Census
In 1930, the residents of the house were Gerald Martin (age 38), his wife Josaline (age 37), his step-son Jay (age 12), and his daughter Mary (age 3). Living with them was a cook, Hilda Schwehr (age 25), and a maid, Margaret Klein (age 27). They are listed on lines 87-92.
1930 Census
In 1930, the residents of the house were Gerald Martin (age 38), his wife Josaline (age 37), his step-son Jay (age 12), and his daughter Mary (age 3). Living with them was a cook, Hilda Schwehr (age 25), and a maid, Margaret Klein (age 27). They are listed on lines 87-92.
1930 Census
In 1930, the residents of the house were Gerald Martin (age 38), his wife Josaline (age 37), his step-son Jay (age 12), and his daughter Mary (age 3). Living with them was a cook, Hilda Schwehr (age 25), and a maid, Margaret Klein (age 27). They are listed on lines 87-92.Posted Date
Nov 24, 2025
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Apr 09, 1930
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Apr 24, 1928
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- Catherine Taylor
Gerald Martin, Business Magnate
Gerald R. Martin was elected as a director of the South Coast Company, a sugar producer. This was in addition to many other important roles he held in business such as vice president of the Brooks Elevator Company and the Union Elevator Company, general manager of the Superior Feed Co., and serving as "director of several affiliated corporations."
Gerald Martin, Business Magnate
Gerald R. Martin was elected as a director of the South Coast Company, a sugar producer. This was in addition to many other important roles he held in business such as vice president of the Brooks Elevator Company and the Union Elevator Company, general manager of the Superior Feed Co., and serving as "director of several affiliated corporations."
Apr 24, 1928
Gerald Martin, Business Magnate
Gerald R. Martin was elected as a director of the South Coast Company, a sugar producer. This was in addition to many other important roles he held in business such as vice president of the Brooks Elevator Company and the Union Elevator Company, general manager of the Superior Feed Co., and serving as "director of several affiliated corporations."Posted Date
Dec 09, 2025
Historical Record Date
Apr 24, 1928
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Star Tribune (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
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May 27, 1923
May 27, 1923
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- Catherine Taylor
A Close Relationship with her Mother-in-Law
In 1923 Jessalyn Martin traveled abroad with her mother-in-law, Mrs. J. R. Martin, sailing on the Olympic, sister ship to the Titanic. This was not the only trip they took together, so being in close quarters would make one think that they must have gotten along pretty well.
A Close Relationship with her Mother-in-Law
In 1923 Jessalyn Martin traveled abroad with her mother-in-law, Mrs. J. R. Martin, sailing on the Olympic, sister ship to the Titanic. This was not the only trip they took together, so being in close quarters would make one think that they must have gotten along pretty well.
A Close Relationship with her Mother-in-Law
In 1923 Jessalyn Martin traveled abroad with her mother-in-law, Mrs. J. R. Martin, sailing on the Olympic, sister ship to the Titanic. This was not the only trip they took together, so being in close quarters would make one think that they must have gotten along pretty well.Posted Date
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May 27, 1923
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Jan 05, 1920
1920 Census
In 1920, the occupants of the home were Gerald Martin (age 29), his wife Jeswyln (age 28), and their son, Martin (age 3). With them was a nurse, Florence Ritman (age 25), and a lodger, Maddie Terry (age 44). They are listed on lines 69-73.
Jan 05, 1920
1920 Census
In 1920, the occupants of the home were Gerald Martin (age 29), his wife Jeswyln (age 28), and their son, Martin (age 3). With them was a nurse, Florence Ritman (age 25), and a lodger, Maddie Terry (age 44). They are listed on lines 69-73.Posted Date
Nov 24, 2025
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Jan 05, 1920
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Jun 21, 1919
Jun 21, 1919
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- Catherine Taylor
The House is Looted!
In the summer of 1919, the home at 2368 W Lake of the Isles was burglarized while the Martin family was away at their summer home. "Part of the loot," it was reported, "was a supply of liquor from the cellar." Among many other items stolen were rugs from the floors, so the thieves must have taken their time.
The House is Looted!
In the summer of 1919, the home at 2368 W Lake of the Isles was burglarized while the Martin family was away at their summer home. "Part of the loot," it was reported, "was a supply of liquor from the cellar." Among many other items stolen were rugs from the floors, so the thieves must have taken their time.
The House is Looted!
In the summer of 1919, the home at 2368 W Lake of the Isles was burglarized while the Martin family was away at their summer home. "Part of the loot," it was reported, "was a supply of liquor from the cellar." Among many other items stolen were rugs from the floors, so the thieves must have taken their time.Posted Date
Dec 09, 2025
Historical Record Date
Jun 21, 1919
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Mar 17, 1918
Wedding at the House
A wedding between Sybil Kneeland and Lieutenant Charles J. Martin, the brother of Gerald Martin, took place at 2368 W Lake of the Isles Parkway. The couple were married in the living room among white snapdragons and blush pink roses.
Mar 17, 1918
Wedding at the House
A wedding between Sybil Kneeland and Lieutenant Charles J. Martin, the brother of Gerald Martin, took place at 2368 W Lake of the Isles Parkway. The couple were married in the living room among white snapdragons and blush pink roses.Posted Date
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Mar 17, 1918
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Jul 29, 1917
Jul 29, 1917
Spider the Dog
Mrs. Jessalyn Martin took part in a charity dog show with her pedigreed Boston bull, Spider. Sadly, she placed an ad looking for a lost dog of this description in 1918. There’s no information on whether Spider made it home again or not.
Spider the Dog
Mrs. Jessalyn Martin took part in a charity dog show with her pedigreed Boston bull, Spider. Sadly, she placed an ad looking for a lost dog of this description in 1918. There’s no information on whether Spider made it home again or not.Posted Date
Dec 09, 2025
Historical Record Date
Jul 29, 1917
Source Name
The Minneapolis Journal
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Aug 24, 1915
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- Catherine Taylor
A Home for Christmas
In August of 1915 Gerald R. Martin, then secretary of the Brooks (grain) Elevator company, announced his plans to construct a house at 2368 West Lake of the Isles Boulevard. A cost estimate at the time of planning was $7,000, but that was before the pipe organ was factored in. Perhaps the house was being built to appease Mrs. Jessalyn Martin, whom he had married in 1914. He had a hobby of racing speed boats, and a particularly dangerous accident occurred one month before the announcement. A clue may be that there is a lack of articles about Mr. Martin's speed boat racing after that mishap; or maybe he just decided that the sport was too dangerous.
A Home for Christmas
In August of 1915 Gerald R. Martin, then secretary of the Brooks (grain) Elevator company, announced his plans to construct a house at 2368 West Lake of the Isles Boulevard. A cost estimate at the time of planning was $7,000, but that was before the pipe organ was factored in. Perhaps the house was being built to appease Mrs. Jessalyn Martin, whom he had married in 1914. He had a hobby of racing speed boats, and a particularly dangerous accident occurred one month before the announcement. A clue may be that there is a lack of articles about Mr. Martin's speed boat racing after that mishap; or maybe he just decided that the sport was too dangerous.
Aug 24, 1915
A Home for Christmas
In August of 1915 Gerald R. Martin, then secretary of the Brooks (grain) Elevator company, announced his plans to construct a house at 2368 West Lake of the Isles Boulevard. A cost estimate at the time of planning was $7,000, but that was before the pipe organ was factored in.Perhaps the house was being built to appease Mrs. Jessalyn Martin, whom he had married in 1914. He had a hobby of racing speed boats, and a particularly dangerous accident occurred one month before the announcement. A clue may be that there is a lack of articles about Mr. Martin's speed boat racing after that mishap; or maybe he just decided that the sport was too dangerous.
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Dec 09, 2025
Historical Record Date
Aug 24, 1915
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The Minneapolis Journal
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Jan 01, 1912
Jan 01, 1912
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- Catherine Taylor
1912 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map
The Sanborn Map Company produced a map in 1912 for the use of fire insurance companies of the neighborhood. Not being built until 1916, 2368 W Lake of the Isles is seen as just an empty lot. There are many empty lots in the area at this time.
1912 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map
The Sanborn Map Company produced a map in 1912 for the use of fire insurance companies of the neighborhood. Not being built until 1916, 2368 W Lake of the Isles is seen as just an empty lot. There are many empty lots in the area at this time.
1912 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map
The Sanborn Map Company produced a map in 1912 for the use of fire insurance companies of the neighborhood. Not being built until 1916, 2368 W Lake of the Isles is seen as just an empty lot. There are many empty lots in the area at this time.Posted Date
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Jan 01, 1912
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