Eugene and Merrette Carpenter Mansion
Lumber Industry, Carpenter – Lamb Lumber Mill
1887/1906
300 Clifton Ave
Edwin Hewitt
Georgian Style
Alden Smith Mansion
Door and Sash Business
1400 Harmon Place
1887
William Channing Whitney
Richardsonian Romanesque Style
George R Newell Mansion
Stevens, Morse, and Newell Grocery became Supervalu
1818 LaSalle
1888
Richardsonian Romanesque
George and Nancy Van Dusen Mansion
Grain Milling/Grain Elevators
1900 LaSalle
1891
Rennaissance Romanesque
Ann and Frank Semple Mansion
Janny, Semple, Hill and Co Hard Goods
100 West Franklin
1901
Architects Franklin and Louis Long (City Hall)
Renaissance Revival
Charles Pillsbury Jr Mansion
Son of Pillsbury Grain Milling Co-Founder
100 East 22nd St
1913
Alfred Pillsbury House
Son of Grain Milling Co-Founder
116 East 22nd St
1901
Tudor Revival English Gothic Style
Edward and Sara Gale Mansion
Son of a real estate investor Daughter of Pillsbury Co Founder
2115 Stevens Avenue
1912
Renaissance Revival
John Bradstreet Mansion
First nationally renowned Minneapolis Artisan/Designer
Eugene Merrill Mansion
Baker and Lawyer
2116 2nd Ave S
1884
William Chaning Whitney
Richardsonian Romanesque
Fair Oaks Estate
Senator Washburn
1883
Washburn Park
General Mills
Carolyn Christian Mansion
Daughter in law of Washburn Crosby Milling Inventor
2303 3rd Ave S
1920
Architect Edwin Hewitt
Turnblad Mansion
Swedish American Newspaper Owner
2600 Park Ave
1903
French Renaissance Revival
Charles Harrington Mansion
President of VanDusen’s Company
VanDusen-Harrington Company
2540 Park Ave
1902
Italian Renaissance Revival
30,000 sq ft
Decorated by John Scott Bradstreet
George Peavey Mansion
Son of Farm Implements and Grain Elevators
1907
Renaissance Revival
2210 Park Avenue
Sumner McKnight Mansion
Lumber Industry
2200 Park Avenue
1892
Richardsonian Romanesque
Charles J Martin Mansion
Washburn Crosby Co Secretary and Treasurer
1300 Mount Curve
1903
Architect William Channing Whitney
Winton Mansion
1324 Mount Curve
1910
George Washington Maher
Prairie Style
