Thursday Night Hikes: Summit Avenue East Architectural/House History Hike
Directions and Related Information
Directions:
Start: Start at the front steps of the Cathedral of St. Paul, the corner of Selby Avenue and Summit Avenue
Go Southwest:
Proceed Southwest on Summit Avenue from Selby Avenue to Arundel Street
200 Summit Avenue: School Patrol Flagpole. Erected in 1973.
225 Summit Avenue: Cathedral of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Built between 1906 and 1915; Renaissance/Italian Mannerist/Baroque in style; Emmanuel Masqueray, original architect; Whitney Warren, construction supervision architect; Louis Millet, original stained glass designer, Charles Connick, subsequent stained glass window designer; Mark Balma, fresco painter; W. J. Hoy, original general contractor; Thomas Finn Company, original roofing contractor.
226 Summit Avenue: Chancery, Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Built in 1963; Contemporary in style; Cerny Associates, architects.
235 Summit Avenue: Charles Phelps Noyes/Joseph McKey House, Built in 1878; Combination of Vernacular, Italianate, and French Second Empire styles.
236 Summit Avenue: Archbishop's Residence/Former Francis B. Clarke and Lena B. Thompson Clarke Residence; Built in 1963; Contemporary in style; Cerny Associates, architects.
239 Summit Avenue: Gen. William B. Bond House/Colonel William B. Bend House; Built in 1882; Elizabethan/Victorian/Altered Tudor Revival in style; George Wirth, original architect.
240 Summit Avenue: James Jerome Hill House Built between 1888 and 1891; Richardsonian Romanesque in style; Peabody, Stearns & Furber, original architects; and Irving & Casson, replacement architects.
245 Summit Avenue: Richards Gordon-George C. Finch House/Charles Paul House; Built in 1882; Altered mildy Italianate in style; Abraham M. Radcliffe, architect.
251 Summit Avenue: Horace P. Rugg House; Built in 1887; Romanesque Revival/Renaissance Revival/Victorian Romanesque/Richardsonian Romanesque in style; Edgar J. Hodgson and Alan Stem, architects.
255-257 Summit Avenue: W. E. Howard House/V. K. Arrigoni House; Built in 1884 with alterations in 1899; Altered Queen Anne in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., initial alteration architect; Carl Thomas Gray, restoration architect.
259 Summit Avenue: George H. Terrett Residence; Built in 1900.
260 Summit Avenue: Louis Hill House/Louis Warren Hill and Maud Van Cortlandt Taylor Hill House; Built in 1903 with a major addition, the front half and portico, in 1913; Classical Revival/Beaux Art/Georgian Revival in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., original architect and contractor; Louis Millet and John LaFarge, stained glass designers; William Yungbauer, woodcarver; Charles Frost, addition architect.
261 Summit Avenue: James H. Weed House/Caroline Moore House; Built in 1891; Jacobethan/Victorian/Neo-gothic/Gothic Revival in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
262 Summit Avenue: Built in 1884.
265 Summit Avenue: John S. Robertson House/A. R. Dalrymple House; Built in 1885; Queen Anne in style; C. W. Mould, architect.
266 Summit Avenue: Former Henry Masterson Residence/Frederick Driscoll Residence/Frederick Weyerhaeuser House; Built between 1884 and 1885; Queen Anne/Richardsonian Romanesque in style; William H. Willcox, architect.
269 Summit Avenue: Built in 1879.
271 Summit Avenue: Joshua H. Sanders House; Built in 1882; Victorian in style.
275 Summit Avenue: Charles A. Schuneman House/Summit Manor; Built in 1889; Late Gothic/Georgian Revival/Medieval Revival in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
280 Summit Avenue: Built in 1996.
285 Summit Avenue: Fredrick A. Fogg House; Built in 1899; Renaissance Revival/Georgian/Colonial Revival in style; A. H. Stem, architect.
294 Summit Avenue: George F. Lindsay House; Built in 1919; Colonial Revival/Georgian Revival in style; Parker, Thomas & Rice of Boston, Massachusetts, architects.
295 Summit Avenue: Albert H. Lindeke and Louise Lindeke House; Built in 1885; Queen Anne in style; Augustus F. Gauger, original architect; Reed and Stem, architects for the 1903 stone porch addition; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., for the garage addition.
301 Summit Avenue: George W. Gardner House, Built in 1905; Georgian Revival in style; Thomas Gannett Holyoke, architect.
302 Summit Avenue: Joseph L. Forepaugh House; Built in 1889; Queen Anne/Victorian in style; Mould & McNicol, architects.
312 Summit Avenue: General Herman Haupt House/Robert Smith House/David Stuart and Mary Stuart House; Built in 1858, with a three story addition constructed in 1918; Italianate/Italian Villa style.
318 Summit Avenue: William H. Lightner House; Built in 1893; Richardsonian Romanesque in style; Cass Gilbert, architect.
322-324 Summit Avenue: William H. Lightner-George B. Young House; Built in 1886; Richardsonian Romanesque/Classical Revival in style; Cass Gilbert and John Knox Taylor, architects.
323 Summit Avenue: Edward Nelson Saunders House/John W. Roche House; Built in 1892; Victorian Romanesque/Renaissance Revival/Romanesque Revival in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
329 Summit Avenue: Dr. Charles A. Wheaton House; Built in 1895; Romanesque Revival/Queen Anne Rectilinear/Victorian Romanesque in style.
332 Summit Avenue: Edgar C. Long/Archibald Guthrie House; Built in 1912; Romanesque Revival in style; Cass Gilbert and John Knox Taylor, architects.
335 Summit Avenue: John H. Allen House, Built in 1892; Romanesque Revival/Queen Anne in style; J. Walter Stevens, architect.
339 Summit Avenue: Crawford Livingston House/Charles H. F. Smith House; Built in 1898; Medieval-Rectilinear/Romanesque Revival/Italianate/Gothic in style; Cass Gilbert, architect.
340 Summit Avenue: Thomas B. Scott and Clare Scott House/George Thompson House/Margaret Forside and Ole Forside Residence; Built in 1894; Beaux Arts/Italianate/Renaissance Revival in style; Reed and Stem, architects.
344 Summit Avenue: Watson P. Davidson and Sarah Davidson House; Built in 1915; Beaux Arts/Tudor Revival/Tudor Manor in style; Thomas Holyoke, architect.
345 Summit Avenue: Augustus K. Barnum House/Albert W. Lindeke House; Built in 1919; Elizabethan/Tudor Villa in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., original architect, garage architect, and addition architect.
353 Summit Avenue: William B. Dean and Mary Dean House; Built in 1882; Altered Queen Anne in style.
360 Summit Avenue: Former Cutler House Carriage Barn; Built in 1915; 1969 conversion by Walter Fricke of an 1875 carriage barn; Joseph Michaels, architect.
361 Summit Avenue: Donald S. Culver House; Built in 1912; Elizabethan/Tudor Revival in style; Peter J. Linhoff, architect.
362-364 Summit Avenue: Built in 1977; Contemporary condominium in style; Design Consultants, builder and architect.
365 Summit Avenue: Mrs. J. W. Bass House/Frank B. Bass House/Chauncey Griggs House; Built in 1885; originally Queen Anne Victorian in style and subsequently Classical Revival/Colonial Revival in style; Cass Gilbert and James Knox Taylor, architects.
366 Summit Avenue: Egil Boeckmann and Rachel Hill Boeckmann House; Built in 1928; Georgian Revival in style; David Adler and Robert Work, architects
369 Summit Avenue: Cochran Park; Built in 1923; Period Revival in style; Paul Manship, sculptor.
370 Summit Avenue: John R. Mitchell House; Built in 1909; Federal/Georgian/Colonial Revival in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
372 Summit Avenue: Built in 1915.
376 Summit Avenue: Summit Bluff Townhomes; Built in 1982; Bream Built Inc., builder.
378 Summit Avenue: Former J. P. Gribben House; Built in 1986.
400 Summit Avenue: Maurice Auerbach and Matilda Rice Auerbach House/Lucius Pond Ordway House; Built in 1882/1883 and remodeled extensively in the 1920's; originally French Second Empire/Queen Anne/Altered Victorian in style; George Wirth, architect.
Corner of Summit and Portland Avenues: Statue of Nathan Hale, Built in 1907; Beaux Arts in style; William Partridge, sculptor.
415 Summit Avenue: William Rainey Marshall House/Edwin W. Winter House/William Dean House; Built in 1880; French Second Empire in style.
420 Summit Avenue: University Club; Built between 1912 and 1913; Tudor Revival in style; Reed and Stem, architects.
421 Summit Avenue: Edward T. Buxton House; Built in 1912; NeoClassical/Beaux Arts/Italianate/Renaissance Revival in style; Benjamin H. Marshall and Charles E. Fox, architects.
426 Summit Avenue: Built in 1865.
432 Summit Avenue: James C. Burbank/Crawford Livingston/Theodore W. Griggs House; Built in 1862-1863; Italian Villa/Italianate villa/Tuscan/American Bracketed in style; Otis L. Wheelock, original architect, Clarence H. Johnston, 1884/1895 alteration architect, A. H. Stem, 1920's alteration architect, and Edwin Lundie, 1922-1944 restoration architect.
Go West:
Proceed West on Summit Avenue from Arundel Street to Lexington Avenue
435 Summit Avenue: Chester Berry House/Former George Slade House; Built 1954; Modern brick rambler/Contemporary in style; Charles J. Beggs, architect.
442 Summit Avenue: Summit Court Apartments, Built in 1898; Colonial Revival in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
445 Summit Avenue: Herman Greve House/Henry Shipman House; Built between 1882 and 1883; Queen Anne/English Queen Anne/Revival/Richardsonian Romanesque/Casual in style; Leroy Buffington, architect.
456 Summit Avenue: Colonial Apartments/456 Summit Apartments; Built in 1966; Paul Mueller, architect; Strub & Associates, builder.
465 Summit Avenue: William Constans and Bertha Constans House; Built in 1886; Queen Anne/Neoclassical and Baroque Revival in style; Augustus F. Gauger, architect.
470 Summit Avenue: John McConville House/C. J. McConville House; Built in 1894; Spanish Colonial Revival in style; Mark Fitzpatrick, architect.
475 Summit Avenue: George R. Finch House/George V. Bacon House/James Gamble House/Edward L. Hersey House; Built between 1880-1890; Queen Anne in style; George Wirth, architect.
476 Summit Avenue: Chauncey M. Griggs and Martha Griggs House/Henry Pratt Upham House; House built in 1882 and carriage house built in 1910; Richardsonian Romanesque/Shingle in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
485 Summit Avenue: James A. MacLeod House; Built in 1907; Villa/Tudor Revival in style; James A. MacLeod, original architect, and Reed & Stem, addition architects.
490 Summit Avenue: Addison Gardner Foster House; Built in 1890; Romanesque Revival/Victorian Romanesque/Richardsonian Romanesque in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
495 Summit Avenue: Cyrus B. Thurston House/Rudolph J. Schiffman House; Built in 1881; Victorian Queen Anne/Italianate in style; D. W. Millard, architect.
500 Summit Avenue: Dr. Cornelius Williams House; Built in 1904; Georgian Revival in style; Thomas Holyoke, architect.
504-506 Summit Avenue: Charles S. Bunker House; Built in 1882; Georgian Revival/Colonial Revival in style; George Wirth, architect.
505 Summit Avenue: Freedman-Krueger House/Everett W. Kroeger Residence/George W. Freeman House; Built between 1894 and 1896 (1910 according to the National Register of Historic Places;) Gothic Revival/Rectilinear Medieval/Tudor Revival in style; Cass Gilbert, architect.
513 Summit Avenue: William W. Bishop House/Mrs. Charles Porterfield's Boarding House; Built in 1891; Queen Anne in style; John MacDonald, architect and builder.
516 Summit Avenue: William Butler House; Built in 1882; Renaissance Revival/Mission Revival/Italianate Renaissance/Beaux Arts/Classicial Revival in style; Butler Brothers Company, architects and builders.
533 Summit Avenue: John Rohde/Bainbridge H. Evans House; Built in 1902; Renaissance Revival/Beaux Arts in style; John Rohde, architect.
534 Summit Avenue: Walter J. S. Traill House/Dr. E. C. Mitchell House/Homer P. Clark House; Built in 1882; Elizabethan/Altered Victorian in style; Abraham M. Radcliffe, architect.
545 Summit Avenue: Built in 1890; Queen Anne in style.
550 Summit Avenue: Oakland Apartments, Built in 1898; Renaissance Revival/Classical Revival in style; Alan Black, architect.
552 Summit Avenue: Built in 1997.
555 Summit Avenue: Built in 1980.
556 Summit Avenue: Built in 1997.
557 Summit Avenue: Built in 1980.
558 Summit Avenue: Built in 1997.
559 Summit Avenue: Built in 1980.
562 Summit Avenue: Built in 1997.
566 Summit Avenue: Built in 1997.
573 Summit Avenue: W. D. Blumenthal House; Built in 1926; Twenties Villa in style.
574 Summit Avenue: George D. Taylor House, Built in 1904; Spanish Colonial Revival/Islamic/Renaissance Revival in style.
579 Summit Avenue: The Colonial Apartment House; Built in 1895; Renaissance Revival/Colonial Classial Revival in style; Hermann Kretz, architect.
582 Summit Avenue: Built in 1999.
587-601 Summit Avenue: Farrar Rowhouse/Summit Terrace/F. Scott Fitzgerald House; Built in 1889; Richardsonian Romanesque in style; William Willcox and Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architects.
590 Summit Avenue: C. O. Kalman-Ansel Oppenheim House/Greve Oppenheim and Lillian Oppenheim House; Built in 1892; Prairie School in style; Franklin Ellerbe and Olin Round, architects.
596-604 Summit Avenue: Ron House Apartments/Summit Terrace; Built in 1888; Richardsonian Romanesque/Victorian in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
603 Summit Avenue: Built in 1987.
610 Summit Avenue: New York Apartments/610 Summit Avenue; Built in 1927; Classical Revival/Late Classical Revival in style; Ganley Brothers, architects.
611 Summit Avenue: Cyrus C. DeCoster House; Built in 1887; Elizabethan/Tudor Revival in style; J. M. Carlston, architect.
615 Summit Avenue: Built in 1883; Tudor Villa in style.
616 Summit Avenue: Minnesota Apartments; Built in 1928.
623 Summit Avenue: William West House/Louisa McQuillan House/Allen McQuillan Residence; Built in 1896; Jacobethan/Victorian/late Gothic Revival in style.
624 Summit Avenue: C. H. Schlick House/Charles H. Schliek and Elizabeth Schliek House; Built in 1890; Queen Anne in style.
629 Summit Avenue: William T. Kirke and Nellie Kirke House; Built in 1905; Elizabethan/Mildly Queen Anne in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
635 Summit Avenue: Robert C. Wright House; Built in 1926.
638 Summit Avenue: Augustus B. Schliek House; Built in 1894; Georgian Revival/Queen Anne/Colonial Revival in style.
641 Summit Avenue: Built in 1983.
643 Summit Avenue: Built in 1983.
644 Summit Avenue: Charles A. Dibble House; Built in 1880; Queen Anne/Victorian in style; Havelock E. Hand, architect.
649 Summit Avenue: K. C. Manson House/DuVander House/Luman H. Gilbert House/Kessler & Maguire Funeral Home; Built in 1874; French Second Empire in style.
650 Summit Avenue: William D. Kirk House/Nienaber House; Built in 1892; Georgian Revival/Colonial Revival in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
656 Summit Avenue: Edward R. Sanford, Jr., House; Built in 1892; Georgian Revival/Queen Anne/Colonial Revival in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
659 Summit Avenue: M. H. B. Gates House/Horace B. Gates House; Built in 1889; Queen Anne/Victorian in style; D. B. Spear, architect.
660-662 Summit Avenue: Former Robert Craig House; Built in 1925; Spanish Colonial Revival/Early Modern Rectilinear in style; Raoul Reed, architect.
665 Summit Avenue: Charles E. Ritterhouse House; Built in 1889; Queen Anne in style; E. J. Hodgson, architect.
666 Summit Avenue: Built in 1880; Spanish Colonial Revival/Early Modern Rectilinear in style; Raoul Reed, architect.
669 Summit Avenue: Dr. J. C. Schadle House; Built in 1894; Queen Anne in style; Mould & McNicol, architects.
670 Summit Avenue: Built in 1925.
672 Summit Avenue: The Waldorf Apartments; Built in 1898; Classical Revival/Colonial Revival in style; Hermann Kretz, architect.
676 Summit Avenue: The Waldorf Apartments; Built in 1900; Colonial Revival in style; Hermann Kretz, architect.
677 Summit Avenue: 677 Summit Avenue; Built between 1930-1940; Georgian/Colonial Revival in style.
682 Summit Avenue: Joseph Lockey House; Built in 1893; Romanesque in style; Hermann Kretz, architect.
683 Summit Avenue: Jacob E. Schadle House; Built in 1895; Georgian/Colonial Revival in style.
684 Summit Avenue: Built in 1893; Richardsonian Romanesque in style; Hermann Kretz, architect.
686 Summit Avenue: Built in 1893.
692 Summit Avenue: Misses Gliney House; Built in 1912; Georgian Revival/Simple Rectilinear in style; B. J. Taylor, architect.
696 Summit Avenue: Built in 1963; Bungalow in style; Alladin Improvement Company, builder and architect.
700-702 Summit Avenue: Built in 1919; Walter Stevens, architect.
701 Summit Avenue: W. H. Elsinger House, Built in 1908; Renaissance Revival/Tudor/Medieval Revival in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
704-706 Summit Avenue: Built in 1919; Walter Stevens, architect.
705 Summit Avenue: Jacob Dittenhofer and Bettie Dittenhofer House; Built in 1898; Renaissance Revival/Eclectic/Medieval Revival/Gothic in style; Cass Gilbert, original architect, and Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., remodeling architect.
710-712 Summit Avenue: H. M. Stocking House; Built in 1888; Queen Anne/Altered Victorian in style.
715 Summit Avenue: Built in 1984.
717 Summit Avenue: Built in 1984.
719 Summit Avenue: Built in 1984.
720 Summit Avenue: Built in 1914.
721 Summit Avenue: Built in 1984.
722 Summit Avenue: Built in 1914.
725 Summit Avenue: Built in 1984.
726 Summit Avenue: Charles F. Arrol House; Built in 1903; Queen Anne/Victorian in style; Louis Lockwood, architect.
727 Summit Avenue: Built in 1984.
729 Summit Avenue: Built in 1984.
734 Summit Avenue: Built in 2000.
728 Summit Avenue: Built in 1885.
735-739 Summit Avenue: Former First Church of Christ Scientist/River of Life Church; Built in 1913; Neoclassical/Classical Revival in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
749 Summit Avenue: Rush B. Wheeler and Harriet Wheeler/Jason W. Cooper II House, Built in 1888; Queen Anne/Victorian in style; William H. Willcox and Clarence H. Johnston, architects.
755 Summit Avenue: Former Henry E. Hutchings Residence.
760 Summit Avenue: Former P. J. Bowlin House.
761 Summit Avenue: Gebhard Bohn and Lena Bohn House/Gebhart Bohn House; Built in 1883; Georgian Revival/Beaux Arts/Renaissance Revival in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect; Lauer Brothers, builder.
768 Summit Avenue: Hermann Kretz and Helen Kretz House; Built in 1900; Queen Anne/Victorian in style; Hermann Kretz, architect.
775-795 Summit Avenue: House of Hope Presbyterian Church; Built in 1903; English Perpendicular/Gothic Revival in style; Ralph Adams Cram of the Boston and New York-based architectural firm of Cram, Goodhue & Ferguson.
776 Summit Avenue: Mrs. C. G. McCarthy House; Built in 1901; Queen Anne/Victorian/Mildly Colonial in style; J. W. Stevens, architect.
780 Summit Avenue: Clarence A. Waldon House; Built in 1909; Georgian Revival/Colonial Revival in style; __?__ Sunburg, architect.
786 Summit Avenue: Ella A. Sanders House/Mrs. J. H. Saunders House; Built in 1909; Georgian Revival/Colonial Revival in style; Louis Lockwood, architect.
790 Summit Avenue: J. G. Hammond House; Built in 1899; Georgian Revival/Tudor Revival/Colonial Revival in style.
796 Summit Avenue: Frank Dodson House; Built in 1901; Colonial Revival in style.
807 Summit Avenue: Samuel Dittenhofer and Madeline Dittenhofer House, Built in 1900; Tudor Villa/Tudor Revival in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
808 Summit Avenue: Horace E. Thompson House/Charles Weyerhaeuser House; Built in 1903; Renaissance Revival in style; H. I. Wicks of the Buffalo, New York, architectural firm of Green & Wicks, architect.
818 Summit Avenue: Frank W. Hurty House; Built in 1916; Jacobethan/Tudor Revival in style; Olson and Erickson, architects.
821 Summit Avenue: Charles L. Johnston House; Built in 1910; mildly Colonial Revival/Gothic Revival/Prairie Style in style; J. Walter Stevens, architect.
828 Summit Avenue: Built in 2001; NeoGeorgian in style; William Ingemann, original architect; Joseph G. Metzler, AIA, SALA Architects, Inc., renovation architect.
833 Summit Avenue: One building built in 1965 and the other building built in 1985.
834 Summit Avenue: Edward N. Saunders House; Built in 1903; Classical Revival/Colonial Revival in style; H. C. Nordlander/F. C. Norlander, architect.
842 Summit Avenue: Charles Straus House; Built in 1898; Queen Anne/Tudor Revival/Victorian in style; Louis Lockwood, architect.
845 Summit Avenue: Summit Avenue Assembly of God Church; Built in 1875.
846 Summit Avenue: Jacob Westheimer House; Built in 1898; Mildly Queen Anne in style; Hermann Kretz, architect.
850 Summit Avenue: Built in 1962.
862-864 Summit Avenue: Built in 1892; Georgian/Georgian Revival in style.
866 Summit Avenue: Built in 1922; Georgian Revival in style.
868 Summit Avenue: Tudor Revival in style.
871 Summit Avenue: William Mitchell College of Law. Built in 1931, in 1953, and in 1965.
875 Summit Avenue: William Mitchell College of Law; Built in 1893.
880 Summit Avenue: Fred C. Norlander House; Built in 1923; Bungalow in style; F. C. Norlander, architect.
900 Summit Avenue: St. Paul's United Church of Christ School, Built around 1960; Modern in style.
922 Summit Avenue: Built in 1939.
923 Summit Avenue: Alfred Wharton Residence/Former Judge John W. Willis Residence; Built in 1902 and 1926.
926 Summit Avenue: Dr. J. C. Whitacre House; Built in 1889; Tudor Revival/Bungalow in style; C. Hamm, architect.
929 Summit Avenue: Dr. Alfred Wharton House; Built in 1890; Queen Anne/Mildly Shingle in style; A. H. Stem, architect.
934 Summit Avenue: 934 Summit Avenue; Built in 1906; Queen Anne/mildly Colonial Revival in style; C. P. Waldon, architect.
937 Summit Avenue: Dr. E. K. VonWedel Spredt House/Edward K. Wedelstaedt House; Built in 1899; Queen Anne/Craftsman/Tudor Revival in style; Cass Gilbert, architect.
942 Summit Avenue: 942 Summit Avenue; Built in 1908; Georgian Revival/Colonial Revival in style; Peter Linhoff, architect.
943 Summit Avenue: Stiles W. Burr House; Built in 1899; Georgian Revival/Queen Anne/Colonial Revival in style; Cass Gilbert, architect.
952 Summit Avenue: Charles Beckhoefer House; Built in 1914; Elizabethan/Tudor Revival in style; Thomas G. Holyoke, architect.
955 Summit Avenue: Carlos N. Boynton House; Built in 1904; mildly Baroque/Jacobean/Jacobethan in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
965 Summit Avenue: George H. Prince House; Built in 1901; Georgian Revival in style; Louis Lockwood, original architect, and Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., garage and remodeling architect.
966 Summit Avenue: Abraham Slimmer House; Built in 1902; Georgian Revival/Queen Anne Rectilinear in style; Louis Lockwood, architect.
976 Summit Avenue: Howard S. Johnson House; Built in 1911; Elizabethan/Tudor Villa/Modified Bugalow in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
977 Summit Avenue: Louis Silverstein House; Built in 1910; Federal Revival/Spanish Colonial Revival in style; Peter J. Linhoff, architect.
985 Summit Avenue: James A. Wilson House/Joseph Elsinger Residence; Built in 1914.
986 Summit Avenue: Leo A. Guiterman House; Built in 1889; Georgian Revival/Queen Anne Rectilinear in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
990 Summit Avenue: Henry Glassbrook Allen and Ruth Allen House/American Association of University Women Mansion; Built in 1916; Georgian Revival in style; Thomas G. Holyoke, architect for the original building, and Harry Schroeder, architect for the 1966 additions.
999 Summit Avenue: Built in 2006; Reed Robinson, architect.
1003 Summit Avenue: J. H. Burwell House; Built in 1904; Richardsonian Romanesque/Queen Anne Rectilinear in style; A. H. Stem, architect.
1005 Summit Avenue: Michael H. Foley House; Built in 1906; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
1006 Summit Avenue: Governor's Residence/Horace Hills Irvine House; Built in 1910; English Tudor/Jacobean Revival/Tudor Revival in style; William Channing Whitney, architect.
1009 Summit Avenue: William Bannon House; Built in 1901; Queen Anne/Tudor Revival/Victorian in style; Louis Lockwood, architect.
1017 Summit Avenue: Frank J. Bowlin House; Built in 1913; Georgian Revival in style; Ernest Hartford and Silas Jacobson, architects.
1027 Summit Avenue: Hopewell Clarke House; Built in 1913; Georgian Revival/Mildly Prairie Style in style; Peter J. Linhoff, architect.
1034-1038 Summit Avenue: William W. O'Brien House, Built in 1900; Jacobethan/Tudor Revival in style; Louis Lockwood, architect.
1035 Summit Avenue: Jacob Danz House/St. Luke's Convent; Built in 1895; Contemporary in style.
1042 Summit Avenue: John McAnulty House; Built in 1920; Bungalow in style; McAnulty Company, architects.
1046 Summit Avenue: Platt B. Walker House; Built in 1920; Tudor Villa in style; McAnulty Company, architects.
1058 Summit Avenue: Built in 1910.
1064 Summit Avenue: Built in 1959.
1065 Summit Avenue: Saint Thomas More's School/Former St. Luke's School; Romanesque Revival in style.
1068 Summit Avenue: Built in 1959.
1079 Summit Avenue: Saint Thomas More's Rectory/Former St. Luke's Rectory; Church built in 1894 and Rectory built in 1924; Church Romanesque Revival in style and Rectory Contemporary in style.
1082 Summit Avenue: W. O. Washburn House; Built in 1910; Tudor Revival in style.
1088 Summit Avenue: Built in 1922.
1096 Summit Avenue: Built in 1922; Dutch Colonial in style; American Building Company, architect and builder.
1099 Summit Avenue: Saint Thomas More's School/Former St. Luke's School; Built in 1950-1951; Southern European Romanesque Revival in style.
1099 Summit Avenue: Saint Thomas More's Catholic Church/Former St. Luke's Catholic Church; Built in 1924; Southern European Romanesque Revival in style; John T. Comes, architect.
1106 Summit Avenue: Minnie F. Lennon House; Built in 1911; Tudor Villa in style; Peter J. Linhoff, architect, and Minnesota Investment Company, builder.
1111 Summit Avenue: St. George's Greek Orthodox Church; Built in 1967; Byzantine Revival in style; Voight-Fourre, architect.
Go North:
Proceed North on Lexington Parkway from Summit Avenue to Portland Avenue
Go East:
Proceed East on Portland Avenue from Lexington Parkway to Victoria Street
1089 Portland Avenue: Enoch F. Berrisford House; Built in 1907.
1076 Portland Avenue: Built in 1908.
1075 Portland Avenue: Built in 1948.
1072 Portland Avenue: Built in 1908.
1071 Portland Avenue: Built in 1907.
1064 Portland Avenue: Charles H. Lindeke, Jr., House/Percy Vittum House; Built in 1907.
1061 Portland Avenue: Lawrence F. Jaspers House; Built in 1926.
1060 Portland Avenue: Built in 1906.
1057 Portland Avenue: Mrs. Josephine Gaertner House; Built in 1928.
1056 Portland Avenue: Mrs. Lucy C. Robinson House; Built in 1910.
1049 Portland Avenue: Dr. Robert M. Burns House; Built in 1911.
1046 Portland Avenue: Built in 1922.
1045 Portland Avenue: August Jacke House; Built in 1902.
1044 Portland Avenue: Hugo O. Hanft House; Built in 1902.
1037 Portland Avenue: Charles Beard House; Built in 1905; Thomas Holyoke, architect.
1036 Portland Avenue: Emil F. Betchke House; Built in 1914.
1033 Portland Avenue: Walter J. Sanborn House; Built in 1904.
1032 Portland Avenue: Built in 1909.
1027 Portland Avenue: Built in 1905.
1026 Portland Avenue: Mrs. Edward J. Brennan House; Built in 1908.
1025 Portland Avenue: William F. Repke House; Built in 1906.
1022 Portland Avenue: Fred Bertrand Farmer House; Built in 1900.
1021 Portland Avenue: Built in 1906.
1018 Portland Avenue: Lorne W. Foley House; Built in 1908.
1017 Portland Avenue: Eugene Regenthal House; Built in 1902.
1012 Portland Avenue: Roy W. Clark House; Built in 1906.
1011 Portland Avenue: Built in 1905.
1009 Portland Avenue: Built in 1900.
1008 Portland Avenue: J. Harry Lewis House; Built in 1907.
1005 Portland Avenue: Built in 1906.
1004 Portland Avenue: Built in 1902.
1000 Portland Avenue: William J. Hoy House/Reverend Charles E. Locke House; Built in 1903.
999 Portland Avenue: S. M. Burns House; Built in 1906.
997 Portland Avenue: Built in 1902.
993 Portland Avenue: Built in 1911.
992 Portland Avenue: A. H. Roarke House; Built in 1903; Georgian Revival in style.
989 Portland Avenue: Emanuel M. Barna House; Built in 1911.
988 Portland Avenue: James S. Moore House; Built in 1922.
987 Portland Avenue: Built in 1911.
983 Portland Avenue: Samuel T. Dietz House; Built in 1916.
977 Portland Avenue: Rev. John Ireland House; Built in 1871.
976 Portland Avenue: Built in 1913.
972 Portland Avenue: Built in 1900.
969 Portland Avenue: Built in 1956.
965 Portland Avenue: Built in 1956.
964 Portland Avenue: Anna Busch House; Built in 1908; Craftsman in style; Peter Linhoff, architect.
961 Portland Avenue: Hugo Schlenk House/Gustav Willius House; Built in 1897.
960 Portland Avenue: Built in 1902.
956 Portland Avenue: A. C. Thomson House; Built in 1901; Colonial Revival in style; Louis Lockwood, architect.
955 Portland Avenue: Anna Schlenk House; Built in 1896.
948 Portland Avenue: Henry Clement House; Built in 1907.
947 Portland Avenue: Frank E. Whitman House; Built in 1903.
941 Portland Avenue: Built in 1894.
940 Portland Avenue: William P. Westfall House; Built in 1884.
935 Portland Avenue: John H. Nickel House; Built in 1889.
934 Portland Avenue: Eugene F. Powers House/Henry C. Capser House; Built in 1886.
931 Portland Avenue: James C. Ferguson House; Built in 1912.
930 Portland Avenue: Peter S. Wick House; Built in 1907.
927 Portland Avenue: Built in 1973.
922 Portland Avenue: Jerry R. Beggs House; Built in 1908.
901 Portland Avenue: St. Clement’s Memorial Episcopal Church; Built in 1894; Gothic/English Country Church Style; Cass Gilbert, architect.
897 Portland Avenue: Built in 1885.
893 Portland Avenue: Built in 1911.
889 Portland Avenue: Built in 1911.
885 Portland Avenue: William L. Alban House; Built in 1924.
881 Portland Avenue: Built in 1940.
877 Portland Avenue: Built in 1904.
857 Portland Avenue: Built in 1900.
853 Portland Avenue: Edward J. Mullen House; Built in 1905.
849 Portland Avenue: Built in 1905.
844 Portland Avenue: Built in 1938.
841 Portland Avenue: Henry Carling House; Built in 1902.
840 Portland Avenue: Built in 1937.
834 Portland Avenue: Built in 1936.
833 Portland Avenue: William F. Zimmermann House; Built in 1902.
830 Portland Avenue: Built in 1936.
829 Portland Avenue: Henry Hasenwinkle House; Built in 1889.
826 Portland Avenue: Built in 1906.
823 Portland Avenue: Harry T. Morris House; Built in 1889.
819 Portland Avenue: John R. Warner House; Built in 1889.
817 Portland Avenue: Stan J. Donnelly House; Built in 1889; Queen Anne in style.
816 Portland Avenue: Built in 1906.
811 Portland Avenue: Built in 1908; Queen Anne in style.
809 Portland Avenue: Portland Apartments; Built in 1914.
805 Portland Avenue: George W. Koehler House; Built in 1889; Queen Anne in style.
Go South:
Proceed South on Victoria Street one-half block to the resumption of Portland Avenue
Go East:
Proceed East on Portland Avenue from Victoria Street to Western Avenue North
746 Portland Avenue: Built in 1905.
719 Portland Avenue: Albert Schuneman House; Built in 1894.
718 Portland Avenue: Built in 1931.
713 Portland Avenue: Dellman Court Apartments; Built in 1920.
711 Portland Avenue: Dellman Court Apartments; Built in 1920.
709 Portland Avenue: Dellman Court Apartments; Built in 1920.
703 Portland Avenue: Thomas E. Eustace House; Built in 1915.
701 Portland Avenue: Built in 1962.
691 Portland Avenue: Otto E. Albrecht House; Built in 1894.
687 Portland Avenue: Built in 1894.
683 Portland Avenue: Built in 1894.
675 Portland Avenue: George H. Lains House; Built in 1889.
673 Portland Avenue: Former Charles A. Collins House; Built in 1971.
671 Portland Avenue: Built in 1913.
670 Portland Avenue: Built in 1891.
666 Portland Avenue: Built in 1884.
665 Portland Avenue: Portland Apartments; Built in 1916.
656 Portland Avenue: Built in 1902.
651 Portland Avenue: Stedman Apartments; Built in 1890.
650 Portland Avenue: H. W. Davison House; Built in 1889.
649 Portland Avenue: W. H. Stutsman House; Built in 1900.
644 Portland Avenue: Built in 1885.
643 Portland Avenue: G. H. Nesbett House; Built in 1879.
642 Portland Avenue: Built in 1908.
639 Portland Avenue: Dr. C. S. Smith House; Built in 1889.
629 Portland Avenue: Built in 1924.
628 Portland Avenue: Built in 1884.
625 Portland Avenue: Daniel K. Ford House; Built in 1878.
614 Portland Avenue: Church Club; Built in 1913.
609 Portland Avenue: Built in 1915.
605 Portland Avenue: Built in 1911.
604 Portland Avenue: Built in 1889.
600 Portland Avenue: W. F. Lord House; Built in 1889.
599 Portland Avenue: G. H. Smitton House/Thomas Becken House; Built in 1915.
596 Portland Avenue: Frederick W. Damler House; Built in 1889.
592 Portland Avenue: T. B. Keim House; Built in 1885.
591 Portland Avenue: H. B. Constans House; Built in 1883.
589 Portland Avenue: Former Oak Hall Dormitory; Built in 1980.
586 Portland Avenue: John Boon Hartsinck House; Built in 1890.
585 Portland Avenue: Hiram D. Brown House; Built in 1885.
581 Portland Avenue: W. H. S. Wright House; Built in 1900.
580 Portland Avenue: Charles Leonard House; Built in 1889.
576 Portland Avenue: William Kingston House; Built in 1977.
575 Portland Avenue: Ezra F. Lambert House; Built in 1879.
570 Portland Avenue: E. P. Wilgus House; Built in 1890.
569 Portland Avenue: Former Portland Apartments; Built in 1927.
565 Portland Avenue: The Kennington Apartments; Built in 1927.
555-559 Portland Avenue: Church of St. John the Evangelist; Built in 1888; Gothic Revival in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
554 Portland Avenue: Bookstaver House; Built in 1885; Romanesque Revival in style; Cass Gilbert, architect.
552 Portland Avenue: Bookstaver House; Built in 1885; Romanesque Revival in style; Cass Gilbert, architect.
550 Portland Avenue: Bookstaver House; Built in 1885; Romanesque Revival in style; Cass Gilbert, architect.
549 Portland Avenue: Charles W. Bunn House; Built in 1905; Queen Anne in style.
548-554 Portland Avenue: Portland Terrace/Bookstaver House; Built in 1890; Italian Renaissance/Romanesque Revival in style; Cass Gilbert, architect.
546 Portland Avenue: Frederick E. Rice House/Edward White Durant House; Built in 1888.
544 Portland Avenue: Oscar Livingston Taylor House/Dr. John E. Sawyer House; Built in 1888; Richardsonian Romanesque in style; C. H. Johnston, architect.
542 Portland Avenue: Frederick Ingersoll House; Built in 1910; Colonial Revival in style.
541 Portland Avenue: Charles J. Berryhill House; Built in 1896; Queen Anne in style; George Wirth, architect.
536 Portland Avenue: Charles E. Clarke House/Julius A. Schmahl House; Built in 1904; Georgian Revival in style.
533 Portland Avenue: J. H. Skinner House; Built in 1884; Queen Anne in style.
529-531 Portland Avenue: Oscar Livingston Taylor House; Built in 1901; Queen Anne in style; __?__ Mould, architect.
528 Portland Avenue: J. B. Sheean House; Built in 1904; Georgian Revival in style.
524-526 Portland Avenue: J. R. Hudson House; Built in 1907; Queen Anne in style; J. Walter Stevens, architect.
523 Portland Avenue: Howard/Lucius Pond Ordway/Richard Ordway House; Built in 1913; Queen Anne in style; Mould & McNicol, architects.
513-515 Portland Avenue: Edward Duffield Neill House; Built in 1890: Classical Revival in style.
512 Portland Avenue: Martin S. Chandler House; Built in 1900; Queen Anne in style.
506 Portland Avenue: Christopher D. O'Brien House; Built in 1887; Colonial Revival in style.
502 Portland Avenue: Peter Baldy House; Built in 1892; Georgian Revival in style.
501 Portland Avenue: A. Messer House; Built in 1880; Georgian Revival in style.
496 Portland Avenue: Caroline Gotzian House; Built in 1884; Georgian Revival in style.
493-495 Portland Avenue: Fred Bigelow House; Built in 1904; Tudor Revival in style; Thomas Holyoke, architect.
487 Portland Avenue: Built in 1909.
486 Portland Avenue: Russell R. Dorr House; Built in 1886.
485 Portland Avenue: Charles H. Bigelow House; Built in 1909.
482 Portland Avenue: Obed P. Lanpher House; Built in 1921.
475 Portland Avenue: Ralph Budd House/Maude C. (Mrs. Louis) Hill House; Built in 1886.
472 Portland Avenue: Built in 1917.
467 Portland Avenue: Roscoe F. Hersey House; Built in 1900.
466 Portland Avenue: Henry Martin Smyth House; Built in 1885.
460 Portland Avenue: John W. White House/Robert I. Farrington House; Built in 1885.
457-459 Portland Avenue: James C. Boyden House/William A. Dorsey House; Built in 1901; Classical Revival in style.
453 Portland Avenue: William T. Kirke House; Built in 1900.
449 Portland Avenue: Cass Gilbert Condominiums; Built in 1884 (Units #1 and #2) and 2003 (Unit #A).
444 Portland Avenue; Alexander M. Peabody House/Constantine J. McConville House; Built in 1884.
439 Portland Avenue: Edward E. Scribner House; Built in 1878.
436-438 Portland Avenue: Arundel Apartments; Built in 1904; Classical Revival in style.
435 Portland Avenue: Harry Trevor Drake House/John Phelps Ingersoll House; Built in 1878.
431 Portland Avenue: William H. Neal House; Built in 1880.
427 Portland Avenue: Former General Samuel Davis Sturgis House/Paul Doty House/Garrison Keillor House; Built in 1915; Georgian in style; Emmanuel Masqueray, architect, R. Thomas Gunkelman, renovation interior designer.
420 Portland Avenue: Built in 2002.
405 Portland Avenue: Jule M. Hannaford House; Built in 1896.
403 Portland Avenue: Kenneth Clark House; Built in 1900.
387-389 Portland Avenue: John I. H. Field House; Built in 1906.
383-385 Portland Avenue: James H. Skinner House; Built in 1901; Combination of Georgian and Neo-classical in style; Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., architect.
Go North:
Turn North on Western Avenue North and proceed one block to Maiden Lane
55 Western Avenue North: Built in 1953.
76 Western Avenue North: Built in 1884.
79 Western Avenue North: The Commodore Hotel/The Commodore Condominiums; Built in 1920; Art Deco in style.
Go Northeast:
Turn Northeast on Maiden Lane and proceed from Western Avenue North to Selby Avenue
315 Maiden Lane: Built in 1966.
297 Maiden Lane: Built in 1914.
266 Maiden Lane: Built in 1922.
264 Maiden Lane: Built in 1922.
262 Maiden Lane: Built in 1922.
260 Maiden Lane: Built in 1922.
252 Maiden Lane: Built in 1887.
Go Southeast:
Turn Southeast on Selby Avenue and proceed one block from Maiden Lane to Summit Avenue and the start point at the Cathedral of St. Paul
