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A. Tanner Building | 104-106 1st Street S.E. | 1887 | Two-story yellow brick building in the Queen Anne style. Named after Alfred Tanner, an early settler who invested in the building after previously working in both the mercantile and farming industries. Currently occupied by Shoppes of Little Falls.[1] |
Black and White Cafe | 114 1st Street S.E. | 1931 | One-story white glazed brick Moderne-style building. Still occupied by the same business, under the name A.T. The Black and White.[2] |
Bourassa Block | 66 E. Broadway | 1888 | Two-story cream-colored Italianate brick building. Began as a saloon by Joel G. Bourassa and has also been a bar and liquor store. Currently occupied by Whiskey River Saloon. |
Buckman Hotel | 209 First Avenue S.E. | 1901 | Three-story buff-colored brick building. Property bought by Clarence Buckman, a state legislator, who wanted a better place to stay in Little Falls. Original building built in 1892, destroyed by fire and rebuilt by Little Falls architects Tourtillotte and Triplett and contractor A.D. Harrison, following the 1892 design. Currently a senior-living apartment complex.[3][4] |
Butler Block | 101 E. Broadway | 1891 | Two story Queen Anne style building at the corner of Broadway and First Street SE. Currently occupied by a US Bank branch. |
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References
[edit]- ^ "10. Tanner and Sprandel Buildings". Little Falls, Minnesota Convention and Visitors Bureau. Retrieved 17 April 2020.
- ^ "About A.T. The Black & White". A.T. The Black & White. Retrieved 17 April 2020.
- ^ "05 Buckman Hotel". Little Falls, Minnesota Convention and Visitors Bureau. Retrieved 18 April 2020.
- ^ "Relics photo essay: Senior living at the Buckman Hotel in Little Falls". Minnesota Public Radio. Retrieved 18 April 2020.