Schuyler, Montgomery, 1843-1914 · New York, Harper & Brothers · leaf 217
e isolated than the towering com-mercial buildings. On the other hand, the fashionablequarter of St. Paul is distinctly marked out by nature.It could not have been established anywhere but at theedge of the bluff overhanging the town and command-ing the Mississippi. Surely this height must have… … DWELLING IN MINNEAPOLIS.Harry W. Jones, Architect. There are perhaps as skilfully designed houses in theyounger city, and certainly there are houses as costly;but there is nothing to be compared with the massingof the handsome houses of St. Paul upon the ridge GLIMPSES OF WESTERN ARCHITECTURE !(.)
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