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List Buildings in Summit-University
Cathedral of Saint Paul, 239 Selby Avenue, Saint Paul Cathedral of Saint Paul
Designed by: Emmanuel Masqueray
Construction Completed: 1915
Area: Summit-University
Post Code: 55102
City: Saint Paul, Minnesota
 The Cathedral of Saint Paul is a massive structure on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi river. Though some have described its proportions as "awkward" this is the karmic center of the city of Saint ...read more >>
   
Church of Saint Luke, The, 1079 Summit Avenue, Saint Paul Church of Saint Luke, The
Designed by: John T. Comes
Construction Completed: 1924
Area: Summit-University
Post Code: 55105
City: Saint Paul, Minnesota
 A nice stately building. Strong without being flashy. It's greatest asset is the rose window overlooking the street below....read more >>
   
James J. Hill House, 240 Summit Avenue, Saint Paul James J. Hill House
Designed by: Peabody, Stearns and Furber
Construction Completed: 1891
Area: Summit-University
Post Code: 55102
City: Saint Paul, Minnesota
 This is another of the mighty and genteel mansions that line the bluff overlooking the Mississippi River. But this one has a difference. It was built for a great builder, and is infused with his sensi...read more >>
   
Minnesota Governor Minnesota Governor's Mansion
Designed by: William Channing Whitney
Construction Completed: 1912
Area: Summit-University
Post Code: 55105
City: Saint Paul, Minnesota
 Every ruler needs a quiet place to call home. In many cases, this retreat is provided by the citizens he rules. In the case of the State of Minnesota, that place is the Governor's Mansion. It wasn't u...read more >>
   
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