The New Building

To continue, the building was cut into five sections and removed piecemeal to the new location. The contractor, F. W. Pratt, mover, and Barclay Cooper, Builder, did an artistic piece of patchwork as it was almost impossible to detect the joints. A large basement was...

Lowry Hill

Though no action had been taken for over two years, in 1899 the vestries of Saint Mark’s (still on 6th Street, and not yet a Cathedral Church) and Saint Paul’s had meetings about consolidation. Saint Paul’s refused, having decided to relocate. Saint...

Easter Week

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A Growing Parish

And so, Saint Paul’s Parish continued to grow. By 1892, the parish had 450 active members, and Reverend Millspaugh had completed six years of ministry. For his accomplishments, the parish awarded him a vacation trip to Yellowstone Park. He stopped often on his...

About Saint Paul’s Parish

Saint Paul’s Church was founded in the year 1880. At that time, there were four Episcopal churches in Minneapolis, including Saint Mark’s, and several missions. Eleven parishioners from Saint Mark’s met and decided to set up a Sunday School....