292 W Laurel Avenue
As a long-standing devotee of Victorian architecture, I was thrilled to stumble upon this gem, just one block away from the grand St. Paul mansions along Summit Avenue. From the outset, it appears to have been built as a collection of individual apartments rather than a tycoon’s grand mansion, built I have been unable to glean much further information, certainly none about the original architect. The building gets no mention in a website that features St. Paul’s historic buildings. All I was able to learn via postings on realtors’ websites was that it was built in 1888. Is it listed on the National Register of Historical Places?
292 W Laurel Avenue
As a long-standing devotee of Victorian architecture, I was thrilled to stumble upon this gem, just one block away from the grand St. Paul mansions along Summit Avenue. From the outset, it appears to have been built as a collection of individual apartments rather than a tycoon’s grand mansion, built I have been unable to glean much further information, certainly none about the original architect. The building gets no mention in a website that features St. Paul’s historic buildings. All I was able to learn via postings on realtors’ websites was that it was built in 1888. Is it listed on the National Register of Historical Places?