Edit Building: 1000 22nd Avenue West, Minneapolis, Minnesota

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Building Number: (ex: 234 Main Street W.)

Number that is the first part of the street address. For example, if the building address if 834 Broadway Avenue North, the number is 834.

Street Name: (ex:234 Main Street)

Name of the particular street, not including the street type or suffix. For example, for 834 Broadway Avenue North, the street name is Broadway.

Street Suffix: (ex:234 Main Street)

One of a series of street types which follows the street name. In the case of 834 Broadway Avenue North, the street suffix is Avenue.

Street Directional:

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Location of Building:

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City/locality:

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Neighborhood/s:

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County:


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Year built:

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Year razed:

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Primary Architectural style:

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Secondary Architectural style:

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Additions:

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Major Alterations:

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Architect or design source:

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Moved from location:

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Builder:

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Historic function:

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Other Historic function/s:

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Current function:

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Other Current function/s:

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Exterior wall covering:

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Roof material:

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Foundation material:

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Building permit:

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First owner:

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Site Name:

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Additional Notes:

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