Jun 01, 1884
376-378 Dayton Avenue, Saint Paul, MN, USA
This tall, narrow Italianate commercial building was designed by prominent St. Paul architect A.M. Radcliff. The first owner, John A. Strehlein, operated a saloon on the first floor and lived in the apartments upstairs. In 1980 Sam's Discount Mart occupied the building. This building and the connected buildings are now part of the Cathedral Hill YWCA which fronts on Selby Avenue. Memories and stories: The Aberdeen Hotel was at the far end of the block near Virginia Street. In 1937 a young woman was murdered there and the hotel was boarded up. Under pressure from the neighborhood, the hotel was demolished in 1944. First Owner: John A. Strehlein
376-378 Dayton Avenue, Saint Paul, MN, USA
This tall, narrow Italianate commercial building was designed by prominent St. Paul architect A.M. Radcliff. The first owner, John A. Strehlein, operated a saloon on the first floor and lived in the apartments upstairs. In 1980 Sam's Discount Mart occupied the building. This building and the connected buildings are now part of the Cathedral Hill YWCA which fronts on Selby Avenue. Memories and stories: The Aberdeen Hotel was at the far end of the block near Virginia Street. In 1937 a young woman was murdered there and the hotel was boarded up. Under pressure from the neighborhood, the hotel was demolished in 1944. First Owner: John A. Strehlein
Jun 01, 1884
Posted Date
Jun 15, 2022
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Jun 01, 1884
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