STILL ACCUMULATING.  Please note that almost all of the residences are private property (the one exception is Lake Place, which is accessible only by tour reservation with the Minneapolis Institute of Art).  While some owners are friendly to the door knocking curious, others are decidedly not to be bothered.  Please be considerate--you are not the first nor the only person to trip forward.  Sending a letter or telephoning in advance to request a visit is one way of asking politely for a look-see; many people are more generous when they can plan on your arrival.  The banks are generally open Monday through Friday during the business day.  The same thing applies to the various institutional buildings still in public service, particularly the not-to-be missed glory of the Woodbury County Court House. 

Residences

John H. Adair residence 322 Vine Street East Owatonna, Minnesota	Service Buildings for Henry B. Babson 283 Gatesby Lane Riverside, Illinois	Charles T. Backus residence 212 36th Street West Minneapolis, Minnesota
Charles I. Buxton residence 424 Main Street East Owatonna, Minnesota	Fritz Carlson residence 3612 17th Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota	Henry Einfeldt residence 1010 Forest Avenue River Forest, Illinois
J. W. S. Gallagher residence 451 Broadway West Winona, Minnesota	Edward Goetzenberger residence 2621 Emerson Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota	Merton S. Goodnow residence 446 Main Street South Hutchinson, Minnesota
Henry G. Goosman residence 2532 Pillsbury Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota	Catherine Gray residence (originally William Gray Purcell residence) 2409 Lake of the Isles Blvd Minneapolis, Minnesota	Harold E. Hineline residence 4920 Dupont Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota
E. S. Hoyt residence 300 Hill Street Red Wing, Minnesota	John Leuthold residence (also known as Ward Beebe residence) 2022 Summit Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota	Mrs. Terrence W. McCosker residence 4615 Lake Harriet Blvd Minneapolis, Minnesota
Studio for Paul Mueller 4845 Bryant Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota	H. J. Myers residence 2513 Garfield Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota	Oscar Owre residence 2625 Newton Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota
Charles Parker residence 4829 Colfax Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota	Parsonage for the First Congregational Church 3rd Street and Niagara Eau Claire, Wisconsin	Edward L. Powers residence 1635 26th Street West Minneapolis, Minnesota
Charles A. Purcell residence #1 628 Bonnie Brae River Forest, Illinois	Edna S. Purcell residence [aka Lake Place] (owned by the Minneapolis Institute of Art, referred to as Purcell-Cutts house) 2328 Lake Place Minneapolis, Minnesota	J. D. R. Steven residence 216 Hudson Avenue Eau Claire, Wisconsin
E. C. Tillotson residence 2316 Oliver Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota	Lyman E. Wakefield residence 4700 Fremont Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota	Charles Wiethoff residence 4609 Humboldt Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota
Maurice I. Wolf residence 4109 Dupont Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota

Commercial and Institutional

Exchange State Bank (now First American State Bank) Main Street and Railroad Avenue Grand Meadow, Minnesota	Farmers and Merchants State Bank 206 Main Street Hector, Minnesota	Community House for the First Congregational Church 310 Broadway Eau Claire, Wisconsin
First National Bank of Adams (now a liquor store) Main and 4th Streets Adams, Minnesota	First National Bank West Davenport and Stevens Street Rhinelander, Wisconsin	First State Bank Main Street Leroy, Minnesota
Kasson Municipal Building 122 Main Street West Kasson, Minnesota	Merchants National Bank 102-104 3rd Street East Winona, Minnesota	Open Air Theater (concrete ruins) Ferry Street (east side) 2 blocks south of Main Street (on west side of Rum River, by the pedestrian bridge) Anoka, Minnesota
Stewart Memorial Church (now Redeemer Missionary Baptist Church, with completely restored sanctuary) 116 32nd Street East Minneapolis, Minnesota	Westminster Sunday School, alterations (restored, sort of, to a point) 1201 Nicollet Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota	Woodbury County Court House 620 Douglas Street Sioux City, Iowa

Speculative housing by Purcell and Strauel, post P&E (late 1920s)

Peterson residence (1927/28)
5309 Upton Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Other houses

Charles A. Purcell residence #2
William Gray Purcell, architect
1338 Park
Oak Park, Illinois [or River Forest, I'm not quite sure]

Built in the 1920s, this house was designed according to the desire of Purcell's father for a "traditional" home; the exterior is near-Tudor in flavor.

research courtesy mark hammons