Historic Map - Minneapolis, MN - 1873
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Historic Map - Minneapolis, MN - 1879
Description
View of Minneapolis, Hennepin County, M.N., 1879 / drawn & published by A. Ruger.
This panoramic print of Minneapolis, Minnesota was drawn by Albert Ruger and published by Ruger and Stoner, Beck & Pauli, lith. in 1879. Minneapolis is considered the “City of Lakes” with so many waterways at that location along the Mississippi River.
In 1879, the farmers in the region were beginning to adapt to new farm crops, as the valued grain grown earlier had become susceptible to annual locust invasions. Minneapolis telephone services were added in 1880.
The map, looking north west, includes labeled streets, buildings, bridges, railroad routes and vicinity. There are inset illustrations of the northern portion of Minneapolis at the lower right.
Features references to the following locations:
Court House.
City Hall.
Market House.
Fire Engine Houses.
State University.
Athenaeum.
Academy of Music.
Pence Opera House.
Woman’s Home.
Augsburg Seminary-Norwegian College.
High School.
Washington Public School.
Jefferson Public School.
Madison Public School.
Adams Public School.
Jackson Public School.
Lincoln Public School.
Franklin Public School.
Sumner Public School.
Humboldt Public School.
Everett Public School.
Marcy Public School.
Winthrop Public School.
Advent Church.
Baptist Churches.
Roman Catholic Churches.
Congregational Churches.
Episcopal Churches.
Reformed Episcopal Church.
Quaker Church.
Evangelical Church.
Hebrew Church.
German Lutheran Church.
Scandinavian Lutheran Churches.
Methodist Churches.
German Methodist Church.
Norwegian Methodist Church.
Swedish Methodist Church.
Presbyterian Churches.
Swedenborgian Church.
Universalist Church.
Washburn Mills.
Humboldt Flouring Mills, Bull & Newton.
Palisade Mills, Leonard, Day & Co.
Zenith Mill, Day, Rollins & Co.
Galax Mill, W. F. Cahill.
Cataract Mill, D. R. Barber & Son.
Holly Mills, W. H. Hinkle & Co.
Union Flouring Mills, G. W. Goodrich & Co.
Crown Roller Mills.
Trades Mill, Hawthorne Bros.
Phoenix Mill, Stamwitz & Schober.
Triumph Planing Mills, Bardwell & Co.
Camp & Walker’s Saw Mill.
W. D. Washburn’s Saw Mill.
Leavitt, Chase & Co. Mill.
Monitor Plow Works.
Union Iron Works.
Northwestern Foundry, G. Menzel & Co.
O. A. Pray’s Shops.
Chas. G. Rollins & Co. Fence Works.
P. Herzog, Northwestern Fence Works.
Simonson Bros., Manf. Of Stairs & Railings.
Barnard & Cope, Furniture Factory.
Minnesota Soap Works.
J. G. Swahn, Pottery.
Louis Kampff.
Mueller & Heinrich, Brewery.
Zahler & Noerenberg, Brewery.
Gottlieb Gluck, Mississippi Brewery.
Wm. Dressler’s Ice Houses.
A. H. Kirk’s Mill Furnishing Shops.
A. R. Guilder, Mill Furnisher.
Loverin’s Jobbing Shops.
Leonard, Day & Son Lumber Yards.
Morrison Bros. Lumber Yards.
N. P. Swanberg, Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer.
E. Hasey & Co., Vinegar Works.
W. M. Lawrence, Hennepin Laundry.
Johnson, Smith & Harrison, Lithographers.
Minneapolis Gas Light Co.
E. W. Eddy & Son, Livery Stables.
Robinson & Mead, Hack and Sale Stable.
Geo. L. Henderson’s Livery Stable.
D. E. Case, Livery Stable.
Northwestern Fuel Co.
Carlson & Co., Broom Manufacturers.
Nicollet House.
Clark House.
Bellevue House, S. G. Daniels.
Victoria House, Mrs. M. Larson.
Wall House, John Wall.
Union House, C. A. Gau.
Sixth Ave. Hotel, James Huntington.
Butler’s Hotel, John Butler.
Merchant’s Hotel.
Minneapolis Mill Co.
Minneapolis Water Works.
This panoramic print of Minneapolis, Minnesota was drawn by Albert Ruger and published by Ruger and Stoner, Beck & Pauli, lith. in 1879. Minneapolis is considered the “City of Lakes” with so many waterways at that location along the Mississippi River.
In 1879, the farmers in the region were beginning to adapt to new farm crops, as the valued grain grown earlier had become susceptible to annual locust invasions. Minneapolis telephone services were added in 1880.
The map, looking north west, includes labeled streets, buildings, bridges, railroad routes and vicinity. There are inset illustrations of the northern portion of Minneapolis at the lower right.
Features references to the following locations:
Court House.
City Hall.
Market House.
Fire Engine Houses.
State University.
Athenaeum.
Academy of Music.
Pence Opera House.
Woman’s Home.
Augsburg Seminary-Norwegian College.
High School.
Washington Public School.
Jefferson Public School.
Madison Public School.
Adams Public School.
Jackson Public School.
Lincoln Public School.
Franklin Public School.
Sumner Public School.
Humboldt Public School.
Everett Public School.
Marcy Public School.
Winthrop Public School.
Advent Church.
Baptist Churches.
Roman Catholic Churches.
Congregational Churches.
Episcopal Churches.
Reformed Episcopal Church.
Quaker Church.
Evangelical Church.
Hebrew Church.
German Lutheran Church.
Scandinavian Lutheran Churches.
Methodist Churches.
German Methodist Church.
Norwegian Methodist Church.
Swedish Methodist Church.
Presbyterian Churches.
Swedenborgian Church.
Universalist Church.
Washburn Mills.
Humboldt Flouring Mills, Bull & Newton.
Palisade Mills, Leonard, Day & Co.
Zenith Mill, Day, Rollins & Co.
Galax Mill, W. F. Cahill.
Cataract Mill, D. R. Barber & Son.
Holly Mills, W. H. Hinkle & Co.
Union Flouring Mills, G. W. Goodrich & Co.
Crown Roller Mills.
Trades Mill, Hawthorne Bros.
Phoenix Mill, Stamwitz & Schober.
Triumph Planing Mills, Bardwell & Co.
Camp & Walker’s Saw Mill.
W. D. Washburn’s Saw Mill.
Leavitt, Chase & Co. Mill.
Monitor Plow Works.
Union Iron Works.
Northwestern Foundry, G. Menzel & Co.
O. A. Pray’s Shops.
Chas. G. Rollins & Co. Fence Works.
P. Herzog, Northwestern Fence Works.
Simonson Bros., Manf. Of Stairs & Railings.
Barnard & Cope, Furniture Factory.
Minnesota Soap Works.
J. G. Swahn, Pottery.
Louis Kampff.
Mueller & Heinrich, Brewery.
Zahler & Noerenberg, Brewery.
Gottlieb Gluck, Mississippi Brewery.
Wm. Dressler’s Ice Houses.
A. H. Kirk’s Mill Furnishing Shops.
A. R. Guilder, Mill Furnisher.
Loverin’s Jobbing Shops.
Leonard, Day & Son Lumber Yards.
Morrison Bros. Lumber Yards.
N. P. Swanberg, Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer.
E. Hasey & Co., Vinegar Works.
W. M. Lawrence, Hennepin Laundry.
Johnson, Smith & Harrison, Lithographers.
Minneapolis Gas Light Co.
E. W. Eddy & Son, Livery Stables.
Robinson & Mead, Hack and Sale Stable.
Geo. L. Henderson’s Livery Stable.
D. E. Case, Livery Stable.
Northwestern Fuel Co.
Carlson & Co., Broom Manufacturers.
Nicollet House.
Clark House.
Bellevue House, S. G. Daniels.
Victoria House, Mrs. M. Larson.
Wall House, John Wall.
Union House, C. A. Gau.
Sixth Ave. Hotel, James Huntington.
Butler’s Hotel, John Butler.
Merchant’s Hotel.
Minneapolis Mill Co.
Minneapolis Water Works.
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