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Abbott Hospital, 1717 1st Avenue South

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	As characteristic examples of early twentieth century Renaissance Revival architecture in Minneapolis, the Dunwoody and Janney Building portions of the old Abbott Hospital received historic designation from the city of Minneapolis in 1986 as part of the larger Stevens Square Historic District. In 1993 the district, including these buildings, was recognized on the national level by its placement on the National Register of Historic Places. A commemorative plaque on the site acknowledges this designation.		As characteristic examples of early twentieth century Renaissance Revival architecture in Minneapolis, the Dunwoody and Janney Building portions of the old Abbott Hospital received historic designation from the city of Minneapolis in 1986 as part of the larger Stevens Square Historic District. In 1993 the district, including these buildings, was recognized on the national level by its placement on the National Register of Historic Places. A commemorative plaque on the site acknowledges this designation.
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1711 Girard Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota

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|year_built=1906
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1617 Dupont Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota

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|building_name=Rudolph Ertl House
|building_number=1617
|street=Dupont
|street_suffix=Avenue
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|city-locality=Minneapolis
|neighborhood=Old Highland, Near North
|county=Hennepin
|county_suffix=County
|state-province=Minnesota
|country=United States
|year_built=1889
|primary_style=Eastlake/Stick Style
|secondary_style=Queen Anne
|major_alterations=Intact
|architectsource=O'Meyer and Thori
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|house_intro=Property Description: “The 2 ½ story clapboarded Ertl House features a triple gable front with a pedimented porch entry, asymmetrically placed forming an uneven roof line. Gables and pediment are inset with patterned wood shingles, complemented by a shingled belt course. Heavy turned spindle supports and brackets decorate the full-width porch. The dominant front window has small, arched transoms with exaggerated surrounds and spindle pilasters. This is repeated on the second story, directly below a smaller rectangular window flanked by fan lights. The double door is decorative carved. The projecting front gable also features elaborate window surrounds plus carved brackets. The south-facing gable is complementary, with carved barge boards and triple arched windows atop a cutaway bay with carved brackets. The obscured north-facing gable appears to be similar.

The plain, large carriage barn is intact.” 1

“Statement of Significance

Here is an excellent example of a Queen Anne residence with Eastlake detailing, representative of northside settlement. It was built in a lightly developed area toward the end of the golden age of Minneapolis (late 1870s to 1893), contemporary with a massive flourishing lumber industry, located predominantly on the north side, and an emerging flour milling industry. By 1898 the immediate area was sufficiently dense to support the Swedish Evangelical Church at Sixteenth and Dupont, but land west of Girard Avenue remained vacant, probably due to economic depression remaining from the Panic of 1893.

Owner Rudolph Ertl was a northside clothier with his store near Plymouth and North Washington Avenues where he also resided. O. Meyer and Thori are listed as architects of the Ertl House.

Note that several northside businessmen (and families) constructed middle class and upper-middle class houses in the mid to late 1880s in close proximity. They apparently wished to maintain residence on the northside, and to be near their work places. The local economy was expanding greatly, jobs were available, attracting heavy migration from rural areas and eastern cities. Thus the existing housing stock was strained, the need for new housing tremendous, and the resources to provide new and qualitatively improved housing were available. The lumber industry in particular fueled this economic engine, supplemented by associated industries and crafts. Skilled tradesmen were therefore in place to construct, not only luxury homes south and west of the young city, but also middle – and upper-middle income residences expanding in all directions from the urban core onto unbuilt land. For a historically brief moment on the northside all these factors converged o create a developmental edge at Dupont Avenue, eight blocks from the streetcar line along Washington Avenue North. The moment ended in the 1890’s, when economic depression determined that further residential expansion and infill construction would be with smaller, less elaborate homes.”2

1. Neet, Fred. Local Heritage Preservation Designation Study - Rudolph Ertl House. Rep. Minneapolis: Minneapolis Heritage Preservation Commission, 1986. Print.
2. Neet, Fred. Local Heritage Preservation Designation Study - Rudolph Ertl House. Rep. Minneapolis: Minneapolis Heritage Preservation Commission, 1986. Print.
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1509 Dupont Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota

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|year_built=1899
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	The Young House is a typical example of numerous Queen Anne houses built by Minneapolis residents made prosperous in the boom era of the 1880s. Few remain.		The Young House is a typical example of numerous Queen Anne houses built by Minneapolis residents made prosperous in the boom era of the 1880s. Few remain.

-	‘Though Minneapolis has lost all of its truly great Queen Anne houses, it has managed to retain a scattering of upper-middle class examples. Fortunately, there are several neighborhoods where one can still experience at least a partial streetscape of these houses. One of these areas is the 1500 and 1600 blocks of Dupont Avenue North; the other is situated on 2nd and 3rd Avenues South between 31st and 32nd Streets.” (Borchert, et al, Legacy of Minneapolis, p. 153)	+	‘Though Minneapolis has lost all of its truly great Queen Anne houses, it has managed to retain a scattering of upper-middle class examples. Fortunately, there are several neighborhoods where one can still experience at least a partial streetscape of these houses. One of these areas is the 1500 and 1600 blocks of Dupont Avenue North; the other is situated on 2nd and 3rd Avenues South between 31st and 32nd Streets.' (Borchert, et al, Legacy of Minneapolis, p. 153)

	The major elements of the Young House are typical of the Queen Anne style. The elements themselves are almost completely asymmetrical; entry north of center and door off-centered from the porch entry, peaks on one side with slopes on the other, circles and squares. A full-width porch extends along one side wall. Textured shingles and projections avoid a smooth-walled appearance. A tower is present. Porch supports and balustrades are turned spindles. Gables are decorated and the chimney is patterned. Most window and door surrounds are simple.		The major elements of the Young House are typical of the Queen Anne style. The elements themselves are almost completely asymmetrical; entry north of center and door off-centered from the porch entry, peaks on one side with slopes on the other, circles and squares. A full-width porch extends along one side wall. Textured shingles and projections avoid a smooth-walled appearance. A tower is present. Porch supports and balustrades are turned spindles. Gables are decorated and the chimney is patterned. Most window and door surrounds are simple.
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1501 Dupont Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota

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|building_name=John Young House
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|house_intro=Property Description: “The hipped roof is understated while the cross gables are emphasized. Conventional Queen Anne features are abundant: asymmetry, an attic tower, wraparound porch, and numerous detail. Other dominant features are circular openings on the second floor deck, its large mass, and carved, dramatically pointed decorations bordering the second-floor picture window and the entry pediment.

Most of the architectural detail of the Young House is typical of the Queen Anne style. Projecting triangles in the dominant front and side gables are clad with patterned wood shingles. Dentils grace both gables. Corner boards and a horizontal belt course are emphatic, as are window and door surrounds. Both front and back porch supports are heavy turned spindles.

The main porch and dominant gables sport decorative brackets. A front-facing hipped dormer is curiously placed and appears to be metal-clad. Front gable, tower, and dormer each have triple windows. Transoms adorn the entry door and most windows, with false transoms over other windows. A semi-circular opening in the south gable complements the circular openings on the front deck. Both openings, the back porch, and a deck over the south bay have turned spindle balusters. The chimney is patterned brick. Numerous windows pierce the limestone foundation.”1

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The Young House is a typical example of numerous Queen Anne houses built by Minneapolis residents made prosperous in the boom era of the 1880s. Few remain.

‘Though Minneapolis has lost all of its truly great Queen Anne houses, it has managed to retain a scattering of upper-middle class examples. Fortunately, there are several neighborhoods where one can still experience at least a partial streetscape of these houses. One of these areas is the 1500 and 1600 blocks of Dupont Avenue North; the other is situated on 2nd and 3rd Avenues South between 31st and 32nd Streets.” (Borchert, et al, Legacy of Minneapolis, p. 153)

The major elements of the Young House are typical of the Queen Anne style. The elements themselves are almost completely asymmetrical; entry north of center and door off-centered from the porch entry, peaks on one side with slopes on the other, circles and squares. A full-width porch extends along one side wall. Textured shingles and projections avoid a smooth-walled appearance. A tower is present. Porch supports and balustrades are turned spindles. Gables are decorated and the chimney is patterned. Most window and door surrounds are simple.

This is a large, amply decorated house, the size and detail of which suggest that John Young was a gentleman of some importance and standing in the northside community. Young built this house for his wife and daughter in 1888, directly across 15th Avenue North from the Frederick Stevens House (q.v.). When built, and into the twentieth century, the Young House had few other close neighbors. Young was an officer of the Marline Manufacturing Company, becoming treasurer of Consumers Gas Saving Company (a competitor of Minnegasco’s predecessor) by 1894."2

1. Neet, Fred. Local Heritage Preservation Designation Study - John Young House. Rep. Minneapolis: Minneapolis Heritage Preservation Commission, 1986. Print.

2. Neet, Fred. Local Heritage Preservation Designation Study - John Young House. Rep. Minneapolis: Minneapolis Heritage Preservation Commission, 1986. Print.
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|neighborhood=Old Highland, Near North
|county=Hennepin
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|year_built=1884 (earliest building permit on record)
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Property Description: 2 stories; asymmetrical façade; steeply-pitched, cross-gabled roof; boxed eaves; one story, partial-width, enclosed porch; man-made siding.

One story addition on north side of house. Building permits and index cards reference multiple additions and alterations.
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1600 Girard Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota

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|year_built=1903
|primary_style=Greek Revival
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|county_suffix=County
|state-province=Minnesota
|country=United States
|year_built=2003
|primary_style=Modern
|major_alterations=Intact
|builder=Michlitsch Builders
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|roof_material=Asphalt Shingles
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|building_permit=2001143
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1407 Girard Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Tdlindberg — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 09:20:32 GMT

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	\|direction=N		\|direction=N
	\|city-locality=Minneapolis		\|city-locality=Minneapolis
-	\|neighborhood=Old Highland	+	\|neighborhood=Old Highland, Near North
	\|county=Hennepin		\|county=Hennepin
		+	\|county_suffix=County
	\|state-province=Minnesota		\|state-province=Minnesota
	\|country=United States		\|country=United States
		+	\|year_built=1910
		+	\|primary_style=Queen Anne
		+	\|secondary_style=Classical Revival
		+	\|major_alterations=Some/mostly intact
		+	\|builder=A. Kuehn
		+	\|historic_function=House/single dwelling or duplex
		+	\|current_function=House/single dwelling or duplex
		+	\|exterior_wall_covering=Wood
		+	\|roof_material=Asphalt Shingles
		+	\|foundation_material=Limestone
		+	\|building_permit=B85369
		+	\|first_owner=Frank Lissack and Fred Gardner
	\|building_image1=Angienelson--1407 Girard.JPG		\|building_image1=Angienelson--1407 Girard.JPG
	}}		}}
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		+	\|house_intro=Property Description: 2.5 stories; asymmetrical façade; steeply-pitched, cross-gabled roof; boxed eaves with decorative brackets; wide frieze band; pilasters on northeast and southeast corners of main facade; one story, full-facade porch with balcony above; vernacular Doric porch pillars on stone bases support porch roof; metal balustrade on first story porch; turned spindle balustrade on balcony; sunburst above third story windows.
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		+	Southern façade has a two story bay and two story porch.
		+
		+	}}
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1700 - 1702 Dupont Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota

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|building_number=1700
|street=Fremont
|street_suffix=Avenue
|direction=N
|city-locality=Minneapolis
|neighborhood=Old Highland, Near North
|county=Hennepin
|county_suffix=County
|state-province=Minnesota
|country=United States
|year_built=1902
|primary_style=Neoclassical
|major_alterations=Intact
|builder=Jacob Oswald
|historic_function=Apartments/condominiums
|current_function=Apartments/condominiums
|exterior_wall_covering=Brick
|roof_material=Asphalt
|foundation_material=Limestone
|building_permit=B52178
|building_image1=Tdlindberg--1700 -1702 Fremont Avenue N. 633kb pic.jpg
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|house_intro=Property Description: 2 stories; symmetrical facade with flat roof; wide, boxed eaves with Italianate brackets at cornice line; partial-width, colonnaded porch with flat roof; wide band of trim beneath the cornice of both the main roof and the porch roof (undecorated board); fluted Ionic columns compose porch supports; second-story balustrade composed of turned spindles; horizontal brick coursework prevalent on first story; brick window hoods and stone sills.
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1606 Fremont Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Tdlindberg — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 20:18:24 GMT

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	\|building_permit=B41862		\|building_permit=B41862
	\|first_owner=John Hersch		\|first_owner=John Hersch
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	\|caption1=1606 Fremont Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota. ca. 2010		\|caption1=1606 Fremont Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota. ca. 2010
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