Architecture | Page 30

Breezy Point Lodge

The main lobby of Breezy Point Lodge, Breezy Point, 1926. The lodge was advertised at the time as the largest log building in Minnesota.

Grand View Lodge near Brainerd

The Grand View Lodge near Brainerd, ca. 1925.

Lake Park Hotel (Tonka Bay Hotel)

Lake Park Hotel (Tonka Bay Hotel), Tonka Bay, 1900. Photograph by Sweet.

Hotel Lafayette, Minnetonka Beach

Lithograph of Hotel Lafayette, Minnetonka Beach, 1883. Lithographer unknown.

Farmers Ole Aarseth and Olaf Olson

Ole Aarseth and Olaf Olson harvesting wheat on the Olson farm, near Echo, Minnesota, ca. 1915. Photo by Ole Mattiason Aarseth

Victory Memorial Drive, Minneapolis

Dedicated in 1921, the 3.8-mile Victory Memorial Drive in North Minneapolis is part of the Minneapolis Park System’s Grand Rounds, a fifty-mile circuit of the city’s parks and parkways. It features over 500 memorial trees and markers as well as a central monument and flagpole. This parkway section was named in honor of the Allied victory in Europe and in memory of the 568 Hennepin County residents who died while serving in the armed forces during World War I.