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The White Garden
Updated June 24, 2008
Inspired by Rodin's garden in Paris, Pamela Hill Nettleton created a white garden, designed to evoke a romantic mood, especially in the moonlight. Her husband, Bill Schrickel, is a musician who works late, so on summer evenings, she waits for his return in the garden.
A grand view of the Stillwater house
Updated June 11, 2008
This Stillwater house by Classic Home Design includes a kitchen with hand-distressed custom cabinetry, blue-green granite and hand-blown glass pendants. The living room features a full-wall stone fireplace and custom metal artwork.
The home office
Updated June 11, 2008
Exotic wood, inlaid leather wall panels and stained-glass windows add character to the home office of this luxury home in Stillwater.
The home's lower level
Updated June 11, 2008
The home's lower level includes a theater with giant screen and film-reel light fixtures, plus a full-wall granite waterfall facing the octagon-shaped wet bar.
Father and son ice fishing
Updated February 12, 2008
Out on Chisago Lake, Jerry and son Tyler Smith ice fished in a fish house owned by a friend.
Ice fishing on Prior Lake
Updated February 12, 2008
John and Ed Breimhorst, brothers as well as long time ice fishermen, fished for crappies early Monday morning in John's ice fishing house on Prior Lake.
Ice fishing on Chisago Lake
Updated February 12, 2008
Sam Achman, from Chisago City, fished in his fish house on Chisago Lake on a Friday evening.
MacPhail Center's U.S. Bank Lobby
Updated January 04, 2008
Piano technician TomTextor tuned a red grand piano in the U.S. Bank Lobby of the MacPhail Center for Music in downtown Minneapolis.
MacPhail Center for Music - Antonello Hall
Updated January 04, 2008
Sound technicians set up the sound system in Antonello Hall in preparation for the MacPhail Center for Music grand opening this weekend.
Race exhibit at the Science Museum
Updated November 27, 2007
Wendy Breeden and her son Ryan Breeden, from Coon Rapids, played with multicultural carrier hand puppets on a riser in the center of the exhibit on race at the Science Museum of Minnesota in St. Paul. Audio provided by the Science Museum and is used in the exhibit.
Lovness Cottage house
Updated November 21, 2007
An exterior of the Frank Lloyd Wright designed Lovness Cottage House, built by Virginia and Don Lovness (by their own hands) in the 1970s near Stillwater.
Lovness Cottage House interior
Updated November 21, 2007
The interior of the Frank Lloyd Wright designed Lovness Cottage House, built by Virginia and Don Lovness (by their own hands) in the 1970s near Stillwater.
Lovness Studio House
Updated November 21, 2007
The interior of the Frank Lloyd Wright designed Lovness Studio House, built by Virginia and Don Lovness (by their own hands) in 1955 near Stillwater.
Lovness Studio House exterior
Updated November 21, 2007
The exterior of the Frank Lloyd Wright designed Lovness Studio House, built by Virginia and Don Lovness (by their own hands) in 1955 near Stillwater.
Al's Breakfast
Updated November 21, 2007
Early risers get seated first at Al's Breakfast in Dinkytown. Waiting for a seat to become available, late arrivals are often lined up behind those seated. Seen by the front (and only) window is cook Jim Brandes, the spot where Al himself stood decades ago cooking breakfast for generations of students and local patrons.| Continue to next page |
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