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Ticknor House was home to three generations of the Ticknor family, who greatly contributed to the development of Anoka. Its architecture incorporates design features of Gothic Revival from the 1867 design of the original house and the Queen Anne and Neo-Classic style from a 1901 remodel. That 1901 remodel left the center section intact but switched the front and rear sections, giving the house a new, highly fashionable Third Avenue South address. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.
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Anoka, Minnesota · United States
