Cyrus Northrop
1611 E 46th Street - closed at this location *
Minneapolis 7, Minnesota




Northrop Elementary School, 2006


Northrop is located in the southern part of Minneapolis and is bound from east to west by Cedar Avenue and Chicago Avenue and from north to south by
Forty-second Street and Minnehaha Parkway.  The neighborhood consists mainly of two-bedroom, pre-1940s stucco, brick and stone houses. 
Northrop School was established in 1915 in honor of University of Minnesota's second president, Cyrus Northrop.

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Cyrus Northrop 1834 - 1922

Cyrus Northrop was born on September 30, 1834.  He was a leader, teacher, orator and the second President of the University of Minnesota from 1884 - 1911. 
His 27-year term was the longest of the presidents.  Northrop was a peacemaker and expanded University programs to include education, dentistry, law, medicine, pharmacy, nursing, and forestry. 
He won the hearts of students, faculty, and the state.

 


Northrop School

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Today we are . . .

* Northrop Urban Environmental School @ Ericsson Elementary, Pre K-5
4315 31st Avenue South
Minneapolis 6, Minnesota

Our school was relocated to the present larger site in fall, 2005.  The original building remains in tact at 1611 E. 46th Street.
Northrop has more than a fifteen year track record with teaching environmental science service learning as the core of learning. 

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News from Northrop (SENA)

  



New Boundaries

 

~ Sixth Grade ~
Graduation, 1956

Does anyone have the Sixth Grade Graduation photo that can be scanned and displayed below?
If so, please email the webmaster for details.



No, this isn't the entire class!


Row 4:  ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 
Row 3:  ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 
Row 2:  ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Front:    ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________


Source:  Unknown at this time.  If you can identify any of the students' last names indicated by the underscoring, or if there are errors, please contact the webmaster.


Until a graduation photo becomes available, here is the beginning of an album of Northrop alumni.

 
NORTHROP ALBUM

         School Colors:  _____ and _____
 
 
Photo Photo Photo Photo Photo
Names Names Names Names Names
Photo Photo Photo Photo Photo
Names Names Names Names Names

 

 

Northrop & Howe school site redevelopment plans
From:  Shirley Yeoman - SENA staff   Date:  12/01/2009
Link Source

The SENA office has received the following information from Chuck Ellis at Applewood Pointe Cooperatives:

Northrop and Howe School Site Redevelopment – Affordable Senior Housing

United Properties has been selected by the Minneapolis School District to purchase and redevelop the Northrop School site located at 1611 46th Street East and the Howe School
building located on 38th Street East between 43rd and 44th Avenues South.  The goal is to redevelop these sites to accommodate the needs of seniors in the area.  United Properties
develops a product called Applewood Pointe Senior Cooperative.  This alternative represents a reasonably affordable alternative for seniors 55 and better who are looking to stay in the
neighborhood but would prefer a maintenance free senior oriented option.

The first Applewood Pointe cooperative was developed in 2004.  Each of the present five Applewood Pointe Cooperatives is 100% sold out and has waiting lists.  United Properties is
hopeful the redevelopment of the Northrop and Howe school sites will draw a significant level of interest from area seniors given so few options are available. 

Introductory Informational Meetings were held in January to present additional details on the building designs, maintenance free cooperative lifestyle, floor plans and pricing. 
These meetings will help area seniors become aware of the opportunity, and help determine the level of interest and support for these senior cooperative communities.  The first meeting
was held Monday, January 11, at 1:00 p.m. at the Riverview Theater on 42nd Avenue South.  This meeting focused primarily on the Howe school site.  A second Informational Meeting
took place Thursday, January 14, at 9:00 a.m. at Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 1720 East Minnehaha Parkway.  This meeting focused primarily on the Northrop school site.

Information on both sites was available at each of the meetings.  Attendees were asked to please RSVP to 952-884-6400 as seating was limited for these meetings.  Refreshments were
served.

Additional information about the Northrop and Howe developments can be found at ApplewoodPoint in the Community section under “Future Plans”.

Please click on this NEWS page on our website.
 
United Properties has dropped its bid to redevelop Howe School.
It is, however, going ahead with its proposal for a senior co-op at the Northrop School site, at 1611 E. 46th Street.  Plans call for razing the school and
adding two new buildings with 98 units of senior housing.

UPDATE Today, I drove by Northrop Elementary to see if the school had been demolished yet.  No, it is still in tact, but there was some equipment in the parking lot in front of the school. 
I'm not sure what it was, but the area didn't look as tidy as it did in the photo at the top of this page, taken in 2006.  There was an ApplewoodPoint advertisement for the purchase of future units.
7/30/11

~ Interesting Links ~

Planning for the Future

Fire Protection Engineering Report




              
 

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