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15 de may. de 2024 · The town of Nininger was named for its founder, John Nininger. A St. Paul and Philadelphia businessman with real estate interests in Minnesota, Nininger was brother-in-law to territorial governor Alexander Ramsey. Business partner Ignatius Donnelly joined him in a new venture in the fall of 1856.
15 de may. de 2024 · 4. Alexander Ramsey House (St. Paul, MN) Journey back to the Victorian era at the Alexander Ramsey House, the beautifully restored home of Minnesota’s first territorial governor. Immerse yourself in the elegance and grandeur of 19th-century life as you explore the meticulously furnished rooms and lush gardens. 5. Cathedral of Saint ...
26 de abr. de 2024 · Alexander Ramsey House, Saint Paul. Tours. Friday, May 10. Ramsey After Dark: Mental Illness and the Victorian Mind. Explore the hidden secrets of Victorian society in this evening tour. Topics change monthly. Tours last 75 minutes and are recommended for ages 18+. May 10, 2024, 6 - 7:15pm. Alexander Ramsey House, Saint Paul. Tours.
9 de may. de 2024 · Must do: Attend a St. Paul Saints game and enjoy the lively atmosphere, unique promotions, and entertaining between-inning antics. 14. Tour the Alexander Ramsey House. The Alexander Ramsey House is a beautifully preserved Victorian mansion that offers a glimpse into the life of Minnesota’s first territorial governor.
10 de may. de 2024 · Alexander Ramsey House. 265 S. Exchange St. Saint Paul, MN 55102. Cost. $20/adult. $18/college student. $18/military. $18/senior (65+) Get Tickets. Events Calendar. About This Event. Mental illness was misunderstood and often feared by Victorian society.
Hace 4 días · The first Territorial Governor for Minnesota was Alexander Ramsey, who lived in Mendota, Dakota County in 1849. Ramsey served in this role from 1849 – 1853, before being elected Mayor of St. Paul. On May 11, 1858, Minnesota was officially admitted as the 32nd state of the United States of America.
Hace 4 días · Other historic buildings include the Alexander Ramsey House (1872), the James J. Hill House (1891), the Landmark Center (1902), and the Cathedral of St. Paul (1915). Sibley House Historic Site preserves the 1836 home of Henry Sibley, Minnesota’s first governor.
