429 Cedar Ave
Minneapolis, MN 55454, USA

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Louis Hogrefe
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Dania Hall, 427-429 Cedar Ave Minneapolis, Hennepin County, MN

Dania Hall was built in 1886 by the Society Dania, a group of Danish immigrants. Although the initial intent was to provide a place to help their countrymen, the hall soon became a gathering place for all the people in the community. The Society did not restrict the use of the hall or entertainment to its members or to the Danish community; it was open to all and provided a significant community and cultural resource, providing a place for theater, dancing, meetings, concerts, banquets and bazaars. Dania Hall is significant not only for the role it played in the social lives of the residents of Minneapolis, but also for its architecture. The Hall is representative of a building type developed to provide a social gathering place for residents. In general, this type of building had a theater on the top floor or floors of the building, meeting rooms on the middle floor, and retail establishments at the street level.

Dania Hall, 427-429 Cedar Ave Minneapolis, Hennepin County, MN

Dania Hall was built in 1886 by the Society Dania, a group of Danish immigrants. Although the initial intent was to provide a place to help their countrymen, the hall soon became a gathering place for all the people in the community. The Society did not restrict the use of the hall or entertainment to its members or to the Danish community; it was open to all and provided a significant community and cultural resource, providing a place for theater, dancing, meetings, concerts, banquets and bazaars. Dania Hall is significant not only for the role it played in the social lives of the residents of Minneapolis, but also for its architecture. The Hall is representative of a building type developed to provide a social gathering place for residents. In general, this type of building had a theater on the top floor or floors of the building, meeting rooms on the middle floor, and retail establishments at the street level.

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