Indian Mounds Park Pavilion
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The current pavilion at Earl and Mounds Boulevard was completed in 1916. This Prairie-style structure, with its low-hipped roof and horizontal feel is a rarity in the Twin Cities since most other Prairie style buildings are houses or commercial buildings. It was designed by Charles H. Hausler, who was born in Saint Paul and apprenticed with Louis Sullivan in Chicago before getting a Minnesota architect's license in 1908.
Date: August, 2013
Image courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society
This file appears in: The Prairie Style Park Pavilion
The Prairie Style Park Pavilion
In 1900, because of large attendance in the park, a small refreshment pavilion was built at Earl Street. It was sometimes used for concerts. Unfortunately, it was burned down the next year “evidently…