Places
Douglas Greeley House
Heirloom Home at 126 N. Greeley St.
Circa 1883, lumberman Douglas Greeley built a modest house on this lot. This one-and-a-half-story, Gothic Revival home is a late …
Erick and Charles Moodhe House
Heirloom Home at 915 S. Sixth Ave.
This handsome, Italianate style residence was constructed circa 1884. The two-story, frame house has a limestone foundation, clapboard siding with …
First Presbyterian Church (1883)
The First Presbyterian congregation's third church was constructed in 1883 at Third and Myrtle streets.
First Presbyterian/St. Mary's Church
Stillwater’s First Presbyterian congregation built its first church structure in 1851. Later, the building was the original home of Stillwater's German Catholic church.
Frank and Mary Joy House
Landmark Site at 904 S. Third St.
David Tozer, a lumberman and real estate speculator, built a number of houses in this neighborhood (and lived for many …
Fred and Mary Yates House
Heirloom Home at 318 6th St. S.
Fred Yates was born in Indiana in February of 1849; Mary, his wife, was born in Ohio in December of …
George & Georgia Sabin House
Heirloom Home at 1022 N. Third St.
After this lot on the edge of a ravine had passed through several owners, George F. and Georgia Sabin, purchased …
George & Maria Seymour House
Heirloom Home at 518 3rd St. N.
Although the present house was built in 1882, 127 years ago, it is not the first residence on the lot. …
George White House
Heirloom Home at 225 Chestnut St. W.
In December of 1847, before there was a Minnesota, Stillwater was the county seat of St. Croix County, Wisconsin Territory. …
Glaspie-Dwyer House
Heirloom Home at 806 S. Second St.
In 1889, local real estate dealers John and Katherine Glaspie purchased the lots on which this house and the adjacent …
Glaspie-Grace House
Heirloom Home at 808 S. Second St.
In 1889, local real estate dealers John and Katherine Glaspie purchased the lots on which this house and the adjacent …
Gustav A. Ruehle House
Heirloom Home at 214 East Stillwater Avenue
This modest, Queen Anne style house was constructed in Carli and Schulenbergs Addition in 1897 for Gustav A. Ruehle. Mr. …
Harry and Mae Farmer House
Heirloom Home at 411 6th St. S.
This Craftsman style dwelling was constructed circa 1916 for Harry R. and Mae Farmer. The two-and-a-half-story, L-shaped house is located …
Henry Clay and Mary Eva Farmer House
Heirloom Home at 418 6th St. S.
The present house at 418 South Sixth Street is the second house on this site. The first house was built …
Henry M. Nichols House
Landmark Site at 208 Chestnut St. W.
The Nichols house is distinguished in Stillwater both by its well-kept and virtually unchanged exterior, and the dramatic and ultimately …
Herman Drews House
Heirloom Home at 904 S. Second St.
This two-and-a-half-story, Queen Anne style residence was constructed in 1894. The frame house has a limestone foundation, clapboard siding, one-over-one …
Hersey-Atwood House
Landmark Site at 320 Pine St. W.
Drawing on the exponential wealth of the Hersey family lumbering fortunes, Edward L. Hersey (youngest son of Samuel Hersey) built …
Hersey-Bean House
Landmark Site at 319 Pine St. W.
In 1879, the Stillwater Lumberman noted "Edward Hersey about to build on lots at Pine and Sixth." Behind those few …
Hilltop Theater
More than a century ago, there were more businesses within Stillwater's residential neighborhoods... even neighborhood movie theaters!
Ida Johnson House
Heirloom Home at 906 S. Third St.
This handsome example of an American Foursquare was built in 1906. The two-and-a-half-story, frame house has a limestone foundation, clapboard …
James and Minnie Hanson House
Heirloom Home at 704 S. First St.
Seward P. and Elizabeth Richardson purchased this property in April of 1881; they immediately took out a $1,000 mortgage with …