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The St. James
was named a top historic property by the Preservation Alliance
of Minnesota in 2006, has received the Wine Spectator Award for
its Port Restaurant each year since 2001, and was rated a top
property in the state by the 2003 Zagat Guide, which described
it as the "best kept secret in the Midwest."
Adaptive Reuse Award 2006- Built in 1866 the Red Wing Iron Works is the city's oldest industrial building. The building occupies a strategic downtown site between the historic St. James Hotel and Levee Street. While the building's interior was altered to create dramatic housing units overlooking the Mississippi River, the building's exterior was sensitively restored to its mid-19th century appearance. Historic signage was restored to its original appearance. The judge's noted, "the reuse was very creative for this historically important building." The building's owner and developer, Red Wing Hotel Corporation, a subsidiary of Red Wing Shoe Company, has been active in the city's preservation efforts for three decades.
Wine
Spectator Award
The Port restaurant has received the
Wine Spectator
Award
every year since 2001 |
Twin Cities Business
November 2006
Named #1 Greater Minnesota Venue |
Preservation
Alliance of Minnesota
2006
Named
a top historic property |
Minnesota Monthly
July 2006
The Port restaurant was recognized as one of “105 Restaurants Worth the Drive” in greater Minnesota and western Wisconsin. |
St. James
Hotel proud members of:
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Historic Hotels of America
National Trust for Historic Preservation
1785 Massachusetts Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20036
Phone: (202) 588-6295
Fax: (202) 588-6292
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