Historic Landmarks

The magnificent Beaux-Arts cathedral crowning Summit Hill, one of the finest church buildings in America.

The largest and most elaborate residence in Minnesota, built by railroad magnate James J. Hill in 1891.

The modest rowhouse where the author of The Great Gatsby was born on September 24, 1896.

A private social club founded in 1913, housed in a stunning Tudor Revival building on Summit Avenue designed by the architects of Grand Central Station.

One of Summit Avenue's most distinguished mansions, built in 1862 and expanded into an Italianate showpiece.

An elegant 1889 apartment building that was one of the first luxury apartment houses in Saint Paul.

A stunning Gothic Revival church completed in 1914, known for its magnificent rose window and pipe organ.

The oldest church building in Saint Paul, completed in 1874, featuring Romanesque architecture.

A grand Colonial Revival mansion on Summit Avenue, built in 1893 for a prominent Saint Paul attorney.

An imposing 1887 Romanesque mansion on Summit Avenue, a classic example of Gilded Age residential architecture.

Charming Victorian rowhouses in the Ramsey Hill neighborhood, showcasing late 19th-century residential design.

The longest stretch of preserved Victorian residential architecture in America, spanning 4.5 miles.

A beautiful Romanesque church built in 1886, serving the Cathedral Hill community for over a century.

A trio of elegant Victorian homes on Summit Avenue representing three distinct architectural styles.