2404 Stevens Ave
Minneapolis, MN 55404, USA

Resident at 320 Oak Grove

From Paol Seagram on October 1, 2019

It was my home I lived in from 1969 to 1974. It was then at 320 Oak Grove. When I first rented it the interior was almost a shambles. I rented a large sander and refinished all of the floors. painted every room, found antique and modern light fixtures. I have many sweet stories about living in this bonafide haunted house. We had the whole house to ourselves. It was a charmed life, much of its past was revealed to me over the years. The kitchen wing and the summer nursery wing, and the arboretum room were removed when it was purchased and moved across town.

Picture from 6/1/1974

Residence, 320 Oak Grove, Minneapolis

From Madeline Douglass on April 27, 2011

This is the house of Architect Edward Stebbins. Steve Trimble identifies this house and has a photo of it being moved from Oak Grove to 2404 Stevens Ave So in the Whittier neighborhood directly across the street from the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. The house was moved by architect Tom Hodne. It still survives today as housing for MCAD students. It has orginal stained glass and the name "STEBBINS" is carved into the front door. See: In the Shadow of the City: A History of Loring Park Neighborhood by Steve Trimble AIA Guide to the Twin Cities by Larry Millett.

Picture from 6/1/1974

320 Oak Grove Street, Minneapolis, MN, USA

Subject: 320 Oak Grove Street, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota
Content: Approximately 1990