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Once there were castles : lost mansions and estates of the Twin Cities / Larry Millett.

Fine Arts Library NA7511.4.M56 M55 2011
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Millett, Larry, 1947-
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Lost architecture--Minnesota--Minneapolis Metropolitan Area.
Lost architecture.
Lost architecture--Minnesota--Saint Paul Metropolitan Area.
Mansions--Minnesota--Minneapolis Metropolitan Area.
Mansions.
Mansions--Minnesota--Saint Paul Metropolitan Area.
Minnesota--Saint Paul Metropolitan Area.
Minnesota--Minneapolis Metropolitan Area.
Physical Description:
ix, 363 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm
Other Title:
Lost mansions and estates of the Twin Cities
Place of Publication:
Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press, [2011]
Summary:
This attractive book is oversize (10x11.5") and well designed, gracefully integrating photos and text. Millett sets the context, pointing out that tearing down lovely buildings is not just a phenomenon of recent years, as evidenced by a 1922 newspaper excerpt in which such activities are lamented. He offers well-researched narrative and a generous display of archival photos to document the lost buildings of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota. This volume is a companion to his earlier work on vanished architecture in the downtown areas, Lost Twin Cities. Annotation ©2011 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Contents:
Introduction
St. Paul. Lowertown and Dayton's Bluff
Capitol Heights, Central Park, and College Avenue
Summit Avenue and the Hill District
Rice Park, West Seventh, and the West Side
Around St. Paul
Suburban St. Paul
Minneapolis. Central Downtown
Loring Park, Hawthorne Park, and Oak Lake
Stevens Square, Washburn/Fair Oaks, and Park Avenue
Lowry Hill
The Lake District
Nicollet Island, Northeast, and University
Suburban Minneapolis.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
9780816674305
0816674302
OCLC:
719427912

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