4901 Minnehaha Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55417, United StatesMap
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Cool little piece of history
Saw this place on the way to the falls. It was closed so we just kinda looked around. Hard to believe the place was built in the 1840s and was the first food frame structure west of the Mississippi Ri...
While not a destination or even the most exciting thing you'll see in the Twin Cities it is worth the $1 admission. It was cool to hear about the history that had taken place and they had some nice di...
July 28, 2017 - A quick blue lite rail ride from downtown Minneapolis, we visited Minnehaha Park and right at the entrance is the Stevens House. Over 134 years, the house has been moved four times an...
Unfortunately the house was not open for tours so we walked around the grounds and read the state and city history plaques. This would be a nice place to sit and eat your lunch on a warmer day.
Cool little piece of history
Saw this place on the way to the falls. It was closed so we just kinda looked around. Hard to believe the place was built in the 1840s and was the first food frame structure west of the Mississippi Ri...
A little bit of history
While not a destination or even the most exciting thing you'll see in the Twin Cities it is worth the $1 admission. It was cool to hear about the history that had taken place and they had some nice di...
Historic stop in the park
Easy walk from Minnehaha Falls. Pay parking. Informational plaque outside house about John Stevens. No tours available on the day we visited.
Part of Minneapolis History and Easy to Access
July 28, 2017 - A quick blue lite rail ride from downtown Minneapolis, we visited Minnehaha Park and right at the entrance is the Stevens House. Over 134 years, the house has been moved four times an...
Historic House and City Park
Unfortunately the house was not open for tours so we walked around the grounds and read the state and city history plaques. This would be a nice place to sit and eat your lunch on a warmer day.