The Best Historic integrity preservation in Minneapolis, Minnesota

Lowry Rose Building is a historic Victorian era building located at 2124 Dupont Avenue South in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This stunning property features a Chicago common red brick exterior, large limestone accent carvings, a round turret, ornate front porch, and lush landscaping. Built in 1887, the building is a true representation of Lowry Hill's rich history. As a general contractor, Lowry Rose Building offers modern office spaces for smaller sized office tenants in a highly sought-after urban setting. Maven CRE was drawn to this landmark building for its strategic location, historic integrity, and potential for value-added repositioning. Since the 1950s, the building has been expanded to just under 12,000 square feet, making it an important asset to the Lowry Hill Neighborhood.

Acme Tuckpointing and Restoration, located at 849 Western Avenue North in Saint Paul, Minnesota, is the trusted choice for tuckpointing and masonry restoration services. With over 7 decades of experience, we are Minnesota's longest-running masonry restoration company. Our dedicated craftsmen have been preserving, maintaining, and restoring some of the community's most beloved buildings since 1954. We take pride in our work and are passionate about bringing new life and structural integrity to commercial establishments, historical buildings, and renowned landmarks throughout Minnesota and Wisconsin.

The Immigration History Research Center, located at 222 21st Avenue South in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is a renowned institution dedicated to the study and preservation of immigration history in the United States. With a vast collection of archival materials, photographs, and oral histories, the center provides researchers, scholars, and the general public with invaluable resources to explore and understand the rich and diverse history of immigration in America. Through exhibitions, lectures, and educational programs, the Immigration History Research Center serves as a hub for fostering dialogue and promoting awareness of the experiences and contributions of immigrants to the fabric of American society.