Deephaven Image Collection

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SP-DH2
Joesph Chowen's Home and Family
Joseph Chowen's home and family: Mac, Joseph, Caroline, Annie, and Lew. Home was located at the corner of Minnetonka Blvd and Northome--what is now known as Chowen's Corner in Deephaven. There are four pictures three appear to be copies and one appea... View Full Record
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Postcard of Deephaven Bay
Postcard of Deephaven Bay. It is believed this was taken from the Buron property on Carsons Bay . The Minneapolis postmark dates it March 27, 1911. The postcard is in color.... View Full Record
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Lake Front Scene
Postcard copy of two women standing on the shoreline. Thought to be Deephaven.... View Full Record
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Boat Scene
R.T. Wing with niece and nephew, Cottagewood. Mr. Wing invented the Parker 51 pen. His home was destroyed by the 1965 tornado that went through Cottagewood so he built a 'tornado-proof' house on the same site. The house was so well built and sealed t... View Full Record
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SP-DH6
Picture of Two Women
Two women, believed tobe standing in front of the old Deephaven School. The women are Elizabeth Haseltine (left) and Ethelwyn Dyer (Arthur Dyer's daughter).... View Full Record
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Camping
Two women sitting side-ways in a hammock with a man and a woman on either side of them. The Eugene Haseltines camping. Eugene Haseltine, left, wife Margaret, sister Rena, and his mother at turn of the century. ("Minnetonka's Picturesque Deephaven")... View Full Record
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Northome Bridge
Street car right of way for the Deephaven line under the Northome Bridge.... View Full Record
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Phipps House
Phipps House. This is a sketch (ink drawing) of the Phipps House. House is located in Maplewood. In 1869 Samuel Gale built a summer cottage in Maplewood just south of Breezy Point. It was the first cottage built on Lake Minnetonka for summer use only... View Full Record
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SP-DH10
The Donaldson House
The L.S Donaldson House, Grandview Point, Cottagewood. L.S. Donaldson of the the Glass Block in Minneapolis, built the home around 1900. The house burned in 1924. (Minnetonka's Picturesque Deephaven"). Donaldson had been summering in Deephaven since... View Full Record
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SP-DH11
R. T. Wing House, Cottagewood
Old R.T. Wing House destroyed in the 1965 tornado. Old T.A. Sammis house on right. The old boathouse concrete wall still stands in foreground (2-72).... View Full Record
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Northome Shoreline
Shoreline of Northome. On front of post card: "Luxurious Northome, Lake Minnetonka.... View Full Record
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Northome Gate
Northome stone Gate. Northome's stone entrance had a double arch when built in early 1900's by Florian Huber, a German stone mason, and Albert Anderson, brother of Elias Anderson. They'd been hired by R.M. Bennet and E. Clifford, residents of Northom... View Full Record
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Deephaven Boat Works After Storm
Deephaven Boat Works on Carsons Bay after a storm of 1928 that damaged the building. Steven and Walter, sons of Archie D. Walker bought this from Arthur Dyer. They planned to clear the debris and build a new one in which boats of all descriptions wo... View Full Record
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Deephaven Bay
Two postcards of what is believed to be a picture of Carson Bay from the Burton property. Both have "Deephaven Bay, Lake Minnetonka" on the front.... View Full Record
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Deephaven Train Depot
Men standing in front of the Deephaven train depot. Deephaven Depot 1890's. Located at across the road from the bottom of the Burton Estate-Chimo on Carsons Bay. This depot was on the M.&St.L line. There are two pictures.... View Full Record
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Old Deephaven School
Old Deephaven school building being razed. The new school is on the left.... View Full Record
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Deephaven School
Upper Classes at the Deephaven school, which was a two room school. The teachers were Miss Agnes Stevens and Miss Ella Lupton. Alma Jacobson (Ogin) is in the 2nd row from top, in white.("Minnetonka's Picturesque Deephaven") ... View Full Record
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SP-DH19
Lover's Lane
Post Card of a man and woman walking down Lover's Lane in Deephaven. Caption on this postcard "Lover's Lane, Deephaven, Lake Minnetonka, Minn".... View Full Record
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Woman on Shore
Susan Gale standing on the shoreline at Maplewood.... View Full Record
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Lyman Lodge
Five women standing on the path at Lyman Lodge. (2 pictures) Name Mrs. Barb Cook on back of one of the pictures.... View Full Record
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Man Looking To Spirit Island
Man laying on the grass in front of the lake. Maplewood looking west to Spirit Island.... View Full Record
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Morris Family
Morris family playing croquet in Deephaven.... View Full Record
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Boat the "Curlen"
Large group of people on a boat. Cat boat "Curlen" Maplewood 1887. Mr. Walter C. Tiffany, Miss Lila Robinson (Mrs. Tiffany), Miss Matey (Maty?) Fisk, Mr. Nickels, Mrs. Fred A. Smith, Randolph Edgar, William C. Edgar, Mr. Manny Hodgman, Fred A. Smith,... View Full Record
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Walter Douglas Estate
Front side of the Walter Douglas estate "Walden" in Deephaven. Mr. Douglas died on the Titanic. See SP-DH26 for further description.... View Full Record
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Douglas Estate
Back of the estate "Walden" in Deephaven. Built by Quaker Oats magnate Walter Douglas in 1908 on the site of the Hotel St. Louis. ("Minnetonka's Picturesque Deephaven") Mr. Douglas died on the Titanic.... View Full Record
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Breezy Point Club
Breezy Point Club. George W. Libbey, E.P. Wright, Charles Eutis, Henry Whitmore, Henry Elliot and George Morrison organized as the Breezy Point Club. They bought the Point in 1879, christened it Breezy Point and leveled Spirit Knob to it's present co... View Full Record
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SP-DH28
North Home
"North Home" Charles Gibson's estate. North vista looking towards Wayzata. The estate was located in Deephaven.Gibson once owned the Hotel St. Louis in Deephaven.... View Full Record
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Haseltine House
Eugene Haseltine house built in 1898. Located on Park Place, at Cottagewood in Deephaven. As stated in "Minnetonka's Picturesque Deephaven", E.R. Haseltine house of logs had every convenience, plus a greenhouse off the kitchen. Mr. Haseltine was very... View Full Record
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SP-DH30
Amos Gray and Family
Amos Gray and relatives in front of his Deephaven home on Minnetonka Blvd near Chowens Corner and the eastern boundary of Deephaven. Gray's Bay is named for Amos Gray. ("Minnetonka's Picturesque Deephaven")... View Full Record
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SP-DH31
The Creamery
The Creamery in Deephaven at Chowens Corner. This building was formerly Ted's Meats in the 1950's. In the 1930's Fred Schroeder's Dairy. In 1975 it became the Bumershute (women's clothing). (Minnetonka's Picturesque Deephaven") Date on picture is Fe... View Full Record
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Deephaven Train Depot
Deephaven Station with the bridge in the background. This deopot was at the bottom of the driveway leading up to Chimo where Hazen Burton lived. Carsons Bay is the body of water the bridge is going over. This depot was named "Deephaven" by Mrs. H.J.... View Full Record
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Old Deephaven School
Post Card of Old Deephaven school. In 1916, a second story was added to the grade school for the first high-school classes in Deephaven. Abelfry and porch were typical features of school construction before 1920. ("Minnetonka's Picturesques Deephave... View Full Record
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Deephaven School
Deephaven High School. Deephaven Grade and High School building decicated 1939. This picture may have been taken in 1941... View Full Record