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Stickney Inn and Store, basement

Stickney Inn and Store, basement, facing east, July 2014. Photographed by Amy Lucas.

Stickney Inn, second floor stair

Second floor stair, facing east, at right, July 2014. Photographed by Amy Lucas.

Stickney Inn and Store, second floor bedroom

Stickney Inn and Store, second floor bedroom, facing northeast, July 2014. Photographed by Amy Lucas.

Stickney Inn and Store, first floor living room

Stickney Inn and Store, first floor living room, facing north, July 2014. Photographed by Amy Lucas.

Stickney Inn and Store, south elevation

Stickney Inn and Store, south elevation, facing north, July 2014. Photographed by Amy Lucas.

Stickney Inn and Store, east elevation

Stickney Inn and Store, east elevation, facing southwest, July 2014. Photographed by Amy Lucas.

Stickney Inn and Store, north elevation

Stickney Inn and Store, north elevation, facing south, July 2014. Photographed by Amy Lucas.

Stickney Inn and Store, looking east

Stickney Inn and Store, looking east, July 2014. Photographed by Amy Lucas.

Stickney Inn

Horace Stickney built the Stickney Inn and Store in 1929 at mile marker 78.75 in Schroeder, Minnesota. The two-story Tudor Revival-style building is located on the south side of the scenic North Shore Drive (Highway 61) near the west bank of the Cross River and is situated on .47 acres. After a 2002 renovation, the building became the Cross River Heritage Center, operated by the Schroeder Area Historical Society.

The Francis residence at 2092 Sargent Avenue, St. Paul

The Francis residence at 2092 Sargent Avenue, St. Paul, 2016. Photographed by Paul Nelson.

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