I’m writing my recap of the Loring Park neighborhood led by Ren (wr3n) and Julie and discovered interesting information about one of the properties Ren showed me: The Ladd House: 131 Oak Grove StreetCurrently under review to receive historic preservation status, “131 Oak Grove Street is one of a few remaining opulent, late 1800s residences in Loring Park.The Ladd House was constructed by W.D. Lewis for Henry E. Ladd in 1889 for an estimated $18,000. Harry Wild Jones designed the building in the Richardsonian Romanesque style.”  (Source: City of Minneapolis Historic Preservation Study)

I’m writing my recap of the Loring Park neighborhood led by Ren (wr3n) and Julie and discovered interesting information about one of the properties Ren showed me:

The Ladd House: 131 Oak Grove Street
Currently under review to receive historic preservation status, “131 Oak Grove Street is one of a few remaining opulent, late 1800s residences in Loring Park.The Ladd House was constructed by W.D. Lewis for Henry E. Ladd in 1889 for an estimated $18,000. Harry Wild Jones designed the building in the Richardsonian Romanesque style.”
  
(Source: City of Minneapolis Historic Preservation Study)

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