1985
![Sepia exterior image looking directly at the front of a two-story cottage-style limestone home. Sepia exterior image looking directly at the front of a two-story cottage-style limestone home.](/media/content-assets/images/wcms1q-069620.jpg)
2006
![Color exterior photo taken from angle to show the side and front of the limestone home. Color exterior photo taken from angle to show the side and front of the limestone home.](/media/content-assets/images/wcms1q-069621.jpg)
Address: 1031 13 th Avenue S.E.
Neighborhood:
Construction Date:
Contractor: Donald Cattanach
Architect: Donald Cattanach
Architectural Style: Cottage
Historic Use:
Current Use: Residential – Single Family
Date of Local Designation: 1985
Date of National Register Designation: N/A
Area(s) of Significance: Architecture
Period of Significance: 1890 –
Historic Profile: The Cattanach House is significant for its atypical use of roc-faced limestone for a single-family house. In the nineteenth century, limestone was commonly used in the construction of industrial and commercial buildings, but was extremely rare in residences. Built by Donald Cattanach, a mason by profession, the house exists today a rare local example of an innovative building material for a cottage-size structure.
Photo Credits:
1985, Minneapolis Heritage Preservation Commission
2006, Minneapolis CPED
Works Cited:
"National Register of Historic Places – Nomination Form," November 1981.