4721 Girard Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN, USA

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R J Gen Godwin
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Penn Mutual Life Ins Co
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929 935 Plymouth Bldg
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1924
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Jun 01, 1912

  • Charmaine Bantugan

4721 Girard Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN, USA

Minneapolis Public Library’s Gratia Countryman lived at 4721 Girard from 1912 until sometime between 1921 and 1929, as she was living in Robbinsdale by 1930. "Having to vacate the Fremont house months before her new home was finished [in 1912], Gratia stored the furniture and moved into a hotel near the library. […] By winter, the home on Girard was finished" (Pejsa, Jane) First Owner: Gratia Countryman

4721 Girard Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN, USA

Minneapolis Public Library’s Gratia Countryman lived at 4721 Girard from 1912 until sometime between 1921 and 1929, as she was living in Robbinsdale by 1930. "Having to vacate the Fremont house months before her new home was finished [in 1912], Gratia stored the furniture and moved into a hotel near the library. […] By winter, the home on Girard was finished" (Pejsa, Jane) First Owner: Gratia Countryman

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