Welcome to Historic Saint Paul

Historic Saint Paul is a non-profit organization with a mission to preserve, protect and enhance the historic character of Saint Paul neighborhoods. We work in partnership with private owners, community organizations and public agencies to leverage Saint Paul’s cultural and historic resources as assets in economic development and community building initiatives.

Help promote neighborhood development through preservation.
318 Landmark Center
25 West 5th Street
Saint Paul, MN 55102
651-222-3049

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Vacant Housing Rehabilitation: NSP Bidding Opportunities

Bids Due: April 19, 2012 at 4 pm
Walk Through’s: 9 AM, Thursday, April 5 & Thursday, April 12
Mandatory: MUST attend a minimum of 1 walk through

All Bidding Materials posted here

Featuring homes in the 4th Street Preservation Project Area:
The City of Saint Paul is soliciting bids on two properties located in the Dayton’s Bluff Historic District. The work on these projects include full rehabilitation and must conform with the district guidelines and to the recommendations set fourth by the City of Saint Paul and the Heritage Preservation Commission (HPC).

Request for Proposals: Seeking Developers for the Rehabilitation of 311 Walnut Street, Saint Paul, MN


Historic Saint Paul (HSP) is acquiring the McCloud-Edgerton House at 311 Walnut Street located in the Irvine Park Historic District (local and National Register) which is currently a Category 2 Registered Vacant Building in the City of Saint Paul.

The 2011 Saint Paul Historic Survey Project is Complete!

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The public is welcomed and encouraged to attend tonight’s HPC meeting (November 3rd) to learn about the findings of this important survey work which focused on portions of Payne-Phalen, Thomas-Dale and West Seventh neighborhoods.

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Tour Saint Paul: West End

From the arrival of Zebulon Pike in 1805 to the West End of today, a number of recurring themes shaped this community’s development.