AIA guide to the Twin Cities : the essential source on the architecture of Minneapolis and St. Paul

AIA guide to the Twin Cities The essential source on the architecture of Minneapolis and St. Paul

Larry Millett, 1947-

Book - 2007

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Subjects
Architecture > Minnesota > Minneapolis > Guidebooks.
Architecture > Minnesota > Saint Paul > Guidebooks.
Minneapolis (Minn.) > Buildings, structures, etc. > Guidebooks.
Saint Paul (Minn.) > Buildings, structures, etc. > Guidebooks.
Published
St. Paul : Minnesota Historical Society Press [2007]
Language
English
Main Author
Larry Millett, 1947- (-)
Physical Description
665 pages : illustrations, maps
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages [599]-606) and index.
ISBN
9780873515405
  • List of Maps
  • Foreword
  • Symbols and Abbreviations Used in this Guidebook
  • Author's Note & Acknowledgments
  • Introduction
  • Part I. Minneapolis
  • 1. Downtown Minneapolis
  • 2. Northeast
  • 3. University & Cedar-Riverside
  • 4. Longfellow, Nokomis, & Fort Snelling
  • 5. Phillips, Powderhorn, Stevens Square-Loring Heights, & Whittier-Lyndale
  • 6. Southwest
  • 7. Calhoun-Isle & Lowry Hill
  • 8. North Side
  • Part II. St. Paul
  • 9. Downtown St. Paul
  • 10. Dayton's Bluff, Payne-Phalen, & the Greater East Side
  • 11. West Side & West Seventh
  • 12. Summit Avenue, the Historic Hill District, & Summit-University
  • 13. Frogtown, North End, & Como
  • 14. Highland, Macalester-Groveland, & Merriam Park-Lexington-Hamline
  • 15. Hamline-Midway, St. Anthony Park, & Falcon Heights
  • Major Architectural Styles in the Twin Cities
  • Chronological Overview & List of Important Buildings in the Twin Cities
  • Annotated Bibliography
  • Index
  • Picture Credits

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