This is a road that has had many names: Superior Blvd., Wayzata Blvd., Highway 12, and Highway 394. The name Wayzata endures on the service road to the freeway today.
Wayzata Blvd. was for all intents and purposes the border between St. Louis Park and Golden Valley, but there were some exceptions. SLP annexed the Shelard property just east of Highway 169 in 1955, and there was a land swap on the east side. McCarthy’s Cafe was in SLP, but sat on the north side, almost like an island.
There was a clear transition that can be seen by looking through the SLP directories from 1933 (the first one issued) and 1964. At first, Wayzata Blvd. was dotted with residences. In the mid-1950s, many of those residences gave way to small office buildings built by local merchants. By the 1980s and ’90s, more and more apartment buildings and office complexes encompass entire blocks. We are thankful to the St. Louis Park Office of Assessing for access to photos taken decades ago that show us what prior buildings looked like.
A date after an address indicates when a present building was built. The years indicated in the bulleted description are based on available sources and the buildings may have existed before or after the years indicated. Much of the information below is taken from the St. Louis Park directories, which were scanned by the Hennepin County Library, posted to their website, and are searchable. Underlined items are links to more information.
Also see:
Superior Blvd., Wayzata Blvd., Highway 12, I-394 for information about the road itself
Wayzata Blvd. Buildings – North of I-394
A “G” indicates that the building is now gone.
Cross Street France Ave. (Border with Minneapolis)
1300 France Ave., Golden Valley. 1940
- Residence
1301 Tyrol Trail, Golden Valley
- Residence, 1938
Up to at least 1956, this corner was part of Julius W. Held’s truck farm. Much of it was taken out for the Highway 100/I 35 Interchange.
Cross Street Tyrol Trail
4007 Wayzata Blvd., Golden Valley
- Residence, 1963
4015 Wayzata Blvd., Golden Valley
- Residence, 1958
4101 Wayzata Blvd., Golden Valley
- Residence, 1947
4111 Wayzata Blvd., Golden Valley
- Residence, 1964
4117 Wayzata Blvd., Golden Valley
- Residence, 1956
4121 Wayzata Blvd., Golden Valley
- Residence, 1956
1300 Alpine Pass, Golden Valley
- Residence, 1998
Cross Street June Ave. So.
4310 Tyrol Crest, Golden Valley
- Residence, 1966
4330 Tyrol Crest, Golden Valley
- Residence, 1955
4440 Tyrol Crest, Golden Valley
- Residence, 1952
4410 Tyrol Crest, Golden Valley
- Residence, 1956
4440 Tyrol Crest, Golden Valley
- Residence, 1953
1315 Fairlawn Way, Golden Valley
Cross Street Fairlawn Way
1320 Fairlawn Way, Golden Valley
- Residence, 1957
1345 Natchez Ave. So., Golden Valley
- Residence, 1976
Cross Street Natchez Ave. So.
1400 Natchez Ave. So., Golden Valley
- Residence, 1920
1423 Ottawa Ave. So., Golden Valley
- Residence, 1977
Cross Street Ottawa Ave. So.
1450 Ottawa Ave. So., Golden Valley
- Residence, 1966
Cross street Highway 100
1513 Utica, Golden Valley
- Apartment, 2017
5051 Wayzata Blvd.: G
5073 Wayzata Blvd., Golden Valley
- Apartment, 2017
- Vacant land for many years, St. Louis Park and Golden Valley did a land swap, and this property is now in the City of Golden Valley.
5075 Wayzata Blvd. I: G
- Possible early location of Evanoff Gardens, 1926
- John C. Meyer II wanted to build tourist cabins here, but was denied permission by Golden Valley
- The Marquette Corporation building was apparently built in 1964, according to an ad from a January business supplement from 1965. According to a 1965 ad, the company was founded in 1918. It manufactured home appliances and washers and dryers used at laundromats and dry cleaners. It also made a variety of automotive parts, and was the “official welder at the Indianapolis Speedway for over 15 years!” There were other plants in Duluth, Toronto, and Bangor, Pennsylvania. The President in 1965 was Glenn E. Seidel.
Although this building was located in the southwest sector of the intersection of Highways 100 and 12, it was originally in Golden Valley.
A land swap placed this property in St. Louis Park.
5075 Wayzata Blvd. II: 2017
- AC Hotel Minneapolis West End
1325 Utica Ave. So., St. Louis Park
- Possible early location of Evanoff Gardens, 1926
- Arlo West End Apartments, 2019
1533 Utica Ave. So.: Group Health G
Cross street Utica Ave. So.
5201 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Lincoln Del West, 1966 – 1980
5217 Wayzata Blvd.: 1967. G
- North Plaza Building. Connected to 1433 Utica (South Plaza Building) Not really on Wayzata Blvd.
- 1965: Owned by 112 Corp.
5219 Wayzata Blvd.: G
- Office City, Inc. (land) – 1959
- Star and Tribune
- Edina Realty
- Park National Bank – 1964
5225 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Olive Garden – 1992 to 2019
5225/5245 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Ambassador Hotel, 1961 – 1991
5235 Wayzata Blvd I: G
- Possible early location of Evanoff Gardens, 1926
- Chili’s 1992
5235 Wayzata Blvd II: 2021
- Caraway West End Apartments. This six-story, 207 unit building also encompasses the former Olive Garden site
5245 Wayzata Blvd.: 2014
- Possible early location of Evanoff Gardens, 1926
- Millennium Apartments at West End
5305 Wayzata Blvd.
- On the 1926 plat map, this and 5353 Wayzata Blvd. were shown to belong to Wanda Evanoff, of Evanoff Gardens.
- Homewood Suites Hotel, 2009
5353 Wayzata Blvd
- On the 1926 plat map, this and 5353 Wayzata Blvd. were shown to belong to Wanda Evanoff, of Evanoff Gardens.
- Park National Bank, 1979
5421 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Residence, 1944 – 1949
5431 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Larson’s Greenhouse, 1949
5445 Wayzata Blvd/1551 Park Place: G
- Evanoff Gardens – 1934 to 1949
- DeMers Fruit Stand: 1947
- Suburban Rent-All and Sales Co.: 1956
- Gambles Warehouse – 1959
- Novartis Warehouse
This address was east of Park Place Blvd. (formerly Vernon Ave.) and was wiped out by the interchange between Park Place and Highway 394.
Cross Street Park Place Blvd.
5501 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Stella South, 1934 – 1937. Described as Wayzata Blvd. and Turner’s Crossroad
5509 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Residence, 1949
5511 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Residence, 1944 – 1949
See Candlestick Park for the history of this block of buildings.
5555 Wayzata: Doubletree Hotel – 1981. Now 1500 Park Place Blvd.
5609 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Residence, 1949
5657 Wayzata Blvd: 1981.
- These storefronts were built on land that was part of the Minneapolis Baseball plat in 1950. It was next to the Cooper Theater. The cost was $1 Million.
5755 Wayzata Blvd: 1962
- Cooper Theater – 1962 to 1992 G
Wayzata Blvd. 5755-5757: 1995
- Stahl Construction
5775 Wayzata Blvd.: 1980.
- Park Place East, Office building.
The 2024 SLP Guide says that a new building with the 5775 address will be constructed, and will host the following restaurants:
- Shake Shack
- Sweetgreen
- Chipolte
- Snooze, an A.M. Eatery
5875 Wayzata Blvd.: 1980.
- TGI Friday’s – Owned by Carlson Corp. when it first opened.
- Closed August 2024.
Century Washed Sand and Gravel was located at Wayzata Blvd. and Zarthan, but no address is given. 1935 – 1949.
Cross Street Zarthan Ave. So.
The 1926 plat map shows that Will L. Scism owned .88 acres between Zarthan and the railroad tracks, except for .17 acres just east of the tracks, which was owned by Northern States Power.
Traffic signal installed October 1983
5901 Wayzata Blvd. I G
- The 1926 plat map shows that this property of 36.24 acres belonged to Mark Salter.
- Residence, 1947
5901 Wayzata Blvd. II: 1956 G
- 1956 – 1961: Slocum Bergren Company. J.A. Slocum. Wholesale Groceries
- Self-Storing Window Co.: 1954
- 1959: Supermarket Supply
- 1965 – 1967: McGill Warner Farnam Co. Office and School Furniture
- 1970: Minneapolis Restaurant Supply
- 1972: Harrison House
5901 Wayzata Blvd. II: 2001
- SpringHill Suites
5909 Wayzata Blvd. : G
- 1942: Standard Oil
- 1944: McGlynn Oil Co.
- 1947 – 1949: Service Station
- 1950 – 1956: Chris Nelson Cabinet Shop
- 1967: Holzer Imported Car Service
- 1975: Central Auto Service
The 1926 plat map shows that Northern States Power owned .17 acres just east of the railroad track.
Minneapolis St. Paul Rochester and Dubuque Electric Traction Railroad Tracks (1926)
The 1926 plat map shows 13 50 ft. lots between the railroad tracks and Colorado Ave. Nine of them are identified here, including two gas stations and a fruit stand. This entire block was replaced by the Xchange Medical Office, 6099 Wayzata Blvd.
6001 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Louie Hanson’s Barnsdall Service Station, 1935 – 1940
- Fitzke’s Garage, 1952
- Park Valley Service Garage: 1954 – 1956
6005 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Residence, 1949
- Offices, 1960
6009 Wayzata Blvd. I. G
- Residence, 1949 – 1954
6003-6005-6009 Wayzata Blvd.: Westside Office Park – 1953 G
- This large building was built for Barrett Moving and Storage on land owned by Anton Yngve. The architect was H.W. Fridlund. There were many other offices in the complex, and another moving company, Dawn Moving and Storage.
Subsequent Tenants included:
- Z & S Companies
- Bridgeman’s Ice Cream Headquarters
- Urban Cab
- Midwest Toy Co.
- Poquet Auto Sales
1301 Colorado G
6015 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Residence, 1947 – 1958
6039 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Alfred Paulson Gas Station, 1933 – 1934
- Montgomery’s Phillps Gas Station – 1935 – 1936
- (C.W.) Troxel’s Phillips Station, 1937 – 1940
- Louie Hanson’s Shell Station, 1941
6099 Wayzata Blvd.: 2021
The Xchange Medical Office building opened in November 2021. It extends from the railroad tracks to Colorado Ave.
6101 Wayzata Blvd. G
- 1965: B.F. Hammer, developer
- 1967: Realtor
6107 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Residence, 1951 – 1954
6117 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Superior Blvd. Garage, Carl Johnson. Pure Oil. 1933 – 1941
6121 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Clifford Malmborg Fruit Stand, 1934 – 1935
6123 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Bartosh Barrel House, 1933
- George and Lucille Ondich, 1935 – 1944. George Ondich was a mushroom grower.
6125 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Residence, 1937 – 1949
Cross Street Colorado Ave. So.
The 1926 plat map shows that between Colorado and Dakota Ave. there were five 50 ft. lots.
6237 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Residence, 1934 – 1956
6301 Wayzata Blvd: 1958
- 1956: Anton and Esther Yngve
- 1960 – 1961: Manufacturer’s Sales Co.
- 1967: Strand & Roe, CPA
- National Life
- 2007: NEXT
6311 Wayzata Blvd.
- Maderick Building, 1963
- Combination of 1329, 1333, 1337, 1321, and 1325 Dakota Ave. homes
Cross Street Dakota Ave. So.
The 1926 Plat map shows that between Dakota and Hampshire, the Pequot Land Co. owned 70 acres, south to Franklin Ave. W.
6401 Wayzata Blvd: 1961
- This building was built on land that had been owned by Esther Yngve.
- 1961 – 1966: H. Vance Rorbach, Jr. – Park Lane Carpet
- 1967: Vacant
- 1970: Lutheran Brotherhood Insurance
- 2007: Aulik Associates
6415 Wayzata Blvd.: 1958.
- 1950: Emile La Sere owned this land in 1950.
- 1959 – 1968: McBee System Business Machines. This company had built the McBee Building on Excelsior Blvd. in 1954. The company was listed at the Excelsior Blvd. site in 1956 and ’58, and does not appear at all from 1961 to 1965. In 1966 to ’68 the company (McBee System Business Machines) was listed at this Wayzata Blvd. location. McBee was an early manufacturer of computers. See Wikipedia.
- 1989 – 2000: Tile shop
- 2002: Reflection Pools – Master Pool and Spa
6425 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Boulevard Mini Golf and Archery, 1950 to 1956
6445 Wayzata Blvd: 1985
- Fuddrucker’s – 1985 – 1991
- Super Moon Buffet
6465 Wayzata Blvd., 1982
- Park Place West Office Building
6465 Wayzata Blvd.: 1982 G
- Bennigan’s, etc.
6475 Wayzata Blvd.
- 1976: Steak and Ale
- 2017: Morrie’s West End Lincoln
6501 Wayzata Blvd.: 1967 G
- Shakey’s/Shelley’s/Timberlodge
6639/6629/6661 Wayzata Blvd.: Prestige Lincoln – 1966
Cross Street Hampshire Ave. So.
The 1926 plat map shows that there were six 45 ft. lots between Hampshire and Idaho.
6701 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Elliot Erskine Excavating Co., Elliott Anderson. Dirt, clay, sod, crushed rock. 30 acres, bounded by Hampshire, Wayzata, Dakota, and 16th Street. 1956 – 1958
6801 – 6807 Wayzata Blvd.: 1967
6817 Wayzata Blvd. 1954
- Minneapolis Glass, 1954
- 2nd Wind
Cross Street Idaho Ave. So.
The 1926 plat map shows that there were eight approximately 43 ft. lots between Idaho and Jersey.
6905 Wayzata Blvd.: – 1960
- Swamp
- 1956: Edward B. Herman
- 1957: Central Synagogue
- 1961 – 1975: Robert Hall Clothier
- 1977: Crosstown Marine
- 2007: Jim Lupient Bargain Lot
6919 Wayzata Blvd: 1969
- 1950: Better Housing Corp.
- Greyhound Bus Depot – often people on the North side of St. Louis Park used the Greyhound bus to get to Minneapolis.
- Andy Brown Pool Service – 1969
Andy Brown started his pool service business out of his home in South Minneapolis in 1959. In 1969 he bought land on Wayzata Blvd. for $15,000 and built his store, after having to dig 22 feet of peat out of the front. He and his family have worked at the business ever since, with a front row seat to the changes that Highway 394 has undergone.
6921 Wayzata Blvd.
- Tart-Ide Corp. Water Supply Equipment, A.N. Tart, Prop.: 1958. Sales office 3125 E. Lake Street. In 1961 this was listed at 6925.
6925 Wayzata Blvd.: 1955
- 1950s: John Hall and John Ruud requested a permit to build a fish and chips restaurant
- 1955: E.W. Lindvall Building Contractor and Remodeler.
- 1956 – 1958: Deloris Lindvall Drapery Shop
- 1960: Gerald Bates
- 1967: Campsite Trailers requested a permit to sell, lease, and display on an open lot. James Schluck, Eugene Hauger.
- 1967: American Homes Building Contractors
- 1971: Frontiersman Gun Shop
Cross Street Jersey Ave. So.
The 1926 plat map shows that there were five @ 40 ft. lots between Jersey and Kentucky.
7005 Wayzata Blvd: – 1967
Several parcels along Jersey were combined to create this space.
- 1966: American Oil Corp.
- 1968: Standard Oil
- 1987 – 1990: Spielmann’s Service Center – Amoco
- 2007: Croix Oil/bp Gas
- 2012: Steph’s Garage – bp
7035 Wayzata Blvd: Office/Blinds – 1963
- 1963: K & S Sales Co.
- 1967: RT French Condiments
- 1970: Circle Acquisitions
- 2007: Viking Discount Blinds
Cross Street Kentucky Ave. So.
The 1926 plat map shows that there were six 44 ft. lots between Kentucky and Louisiana.
This area is now part of the intersection of Wayzata and Louisiana and the addresses no longer exists.
Unknown:
- 1926: Emil Rey’s Grocery and Gas Station. This is only identified by intersection, so it is unclear where it was. Emil might have been related to a Michael Rey who was listed as a gardener in 1881, with 60 acres in Section 30.
7113 Wayzata Blvd. G
- New Dutch Grill, 1953 – 1962. Edward McDonald got a permit to build the restaurant for $16,900.
- Wayzata Blvd. Barber Shop, 1956
7121 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Roessel’s Grocery Store, Reynold Roessel: 1940 – 1942
- McAlpine Grocery: 1945
- Herman Gallagher: 1947
- Old Dutch Grill, G.W. Green, Prop. Opened February 1948. a/k/a 7131
- Barrett’s Sports Shop, 1956
- B&B Skelly Service – C. Don Beckman and Marsh Bjorklund. Grand Opening May 9-10, 1957
- Park Skelly Service station, 1960. Bernard Murphy
- Park Skelly Service station, 1961. Harlan Dinsrude
- Mr. Donut: 1985
7135 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Residence, 1941 – 1942
7115: Comfort First Assisted Living and Memory Care – Opened September 7, 2014
Cross Street Louisiana Ave. So.
The 1926 plat map shows that George L. Maddan et al owned 19 acres between Superior Road and Pennsylvania Ave., down to 14th Street W.
7201 Wayzata: Blvd. G
- This was a Phillips “66” station located at Highway 12 and Louisiana Ave from at least 1957.
- From 1958 to 1960 it was Jerry’s “66.”
- In 1960 it was Boulevard “66,” Warren Krier, Prop.
- In 1961 it was Boulevard “66,” Roy Chapman, Prop.
7205 Wayzata Blvd.: Precision Tune – 1980 G
7325 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Valley Park Office Bldg.: 1961 – 1967
7331 Wayzata Blvd. I: G
- Residence, 1938 – 1939
7331 Wayzata Blvd. II: G
- This was one of many buildings removed for the transit station at Louisiana Ave. It was built in about 1962, when Paul Geyer ran the Tatra Ski Shop. Tatra goes back to at least 1955 when it was located at 2418 Golden Valley Road in Golden Valley. Geyer also ran a ski equipment importing business called Nor-Pol in 1961.
Tatra, 1973
- In 1973 – 1974, 7331 carried the odd name of Who Cares Inc. It was billed as the “Midwest’s Largest Sailing Center,” and offers “Skiing, Sailing, Camping, Backpacking, Hiking, Tennis, Canoeing, Kayaking, Skiing and Sailing Schools.”
- In 1987 the building was the home of Penrose & Crain Carpet Co. – “Since 1974”
The building was removed in 1987.
7401 Wayzata Blvd. G
- In August 1927, Dr. George Young moved his radio antenna for station WDGY to the Silver Fox Farm, described as Superior Boulevard and Falvey Crossroad: now Wayzata Blvd. and Louisiana. It was a combination two-bedroom house and a separate radio control room with many dials and lights.
- Al Lennon was an on-site caretaker of the equipment.
- In late In 1949 the station moved its transmitter to Bloomington.
- In June 1950, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dobie of Robbinsdale asked to use the building as a dog kennel and residence.
- It was listed as a residence in 1942 – 1954.
- Lane Anthony Photography Studios, 1960 – 1961
- Blocks have been removed at the intersection of Wayzata Blvd. and Louisiana and it is now the site of a transit center.
7407 Wayzata Blvd.: Stonewood Office Bldg. – 1960
- American Reliable Insurance was run by J.E. Murphy in 1961.
7415 Wayzata Blvd.: Westwood Building – 1962
7515 Wayzata Blvd.: Westbrook Office Centre – 1964
7525 Wayzata Blvd.: Westwood Motel/Embers
Cross Street Pennsylvania Ave. So.
The 1926 plat map shows that between Pennsylvania and Texas Avenues, there were 9 50 ft. lots platted.
WARD’S STABLES
From at least 1933 until 1944, Orrie C. Ward’s Stables were listed at Wayzata Blvd. and Texas. The Stables had been built by M.P. Johnson, who bought the land from “Peanut John.”
By June 1946, the property was renamed The Turf and Paddock Stables, “Under New Management.” It ended in a terrible fire on June 12, 1949, when the barn went up in flames, presumably starting in a hay bale. Six horses died and another 18 were saved by firemen and passers by. The owner was again listed as M.P. Johnson.
7601 Wayzata Blvd. I: Residence – 1951 – 1967 G
7601 Wayzata Blvd. II: 7601 Building – 1965
7705 Wayzata Blvd.: Vacant Land
ARLINGTON ROW
Melrose Company received approval to develop two properties located near the 7700 block of Wayzata Blvd. and Texas Ave. The west property, along Texas Ave., will be developed into two three-story apartment buildings with 34 units. The east property, on Wayzata Blvd., will be developed into a three-story apartment with 27 units.
7724 13th Lane W: Residence, 1951
[Cross Street Rhode Island]
7805 Wayzata Blvd.: Residence – 1928
7815 Wayzata Blvd.: 1939
- 1939 – 1949: Stucco residence (also known as 7817)
- 1956 – 1967: Robert E. Baker – Boulevard TV Sales and Service
7825 Wayzata Blvd. G
- 1937 – 1961: Rental house owned by Andy Johnson.
7831 Wayzata Blvd.: 1928 G
- 1937: Westwood Hills Tavern (But see 7855)
- Stucco rental house, four rooms, owned by Andy Johnson: 1928 – 1956
7841 Wayzata Blvd: Texas 12 Building – 1966
7855 Wayzata Blvd. – Ann & Andy’s Tavern/Van’t Hull Liquor Store – 1938
Cross Street Sumpter Ave. So.
This street might actually be Texas. The 1926 plat map shows that M. Jerapek owned 12.4 acres east of Utah and 40 acres west of Utah.
Cross Street Texas Ave. So.
7901 Wayzata Blvd.: G
- Westwood Hills Service Station, Earl Horsager, Manager – 1950 – 1956.
- John Prusak, Manager, 1967
- Harland’s Westwood Hills Service – 1970
7905 Wayzata Blvd.
- Vacant land, planned for apartments. SLP
7921 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Residence, 1951 – 1977
7925 Wayzata Blvd., Golden Valley
- Holiday Station, 1982
- Circle K Store
7931 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Residence, 1951 – 1967
8021 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Sutherland’s Nursery and Flower Shop – 1956 – 1967
8085 Wayzata Blvd.: 1976. GV. Called the 8085 Building
Cross Street Wisconsin Ave. So.
8101 Wayzata Blvd.: 1931. GV
- Arthur L. Burns Trucking – 1967
- Residence
1015 Wisconsin Ave.: Residence, 1978. GV
1005 Wisconsin Ave.: Residence, 1979. GV
Cross Street Wisconsin Ave. So. (loops around)
8325 Wayzata Blvd.: 2008. Office Building, GV
The 1926 plat map shows that the Silver Fox Producer Association owned 80 acres along the southern border of Superior Blvd., which would translate to 8401 to 8905 Wayzata Blvd. today.
The Westwood Lake Office Park consists of three, three-story buildings on seven acres, just north of the Westwood Nature Center. All three are in Golden Valley. The buildings and the years they were built are:
8625 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Hyatt Lodge Motel: 1965 – 1973
- Rosy’s Liquors
- Everett L. Brown
8645 Wayzata Blvd. – removed for intersection with General Mills Parkway. GV
- Brunswick Carriage House Lanes – 1963. Closed in 1985.
Cross Street General Mills Blvd.
8705 Wayzata Blvd. G. GV
- Bert’s Golden Valley Mobil Gas Station – 1967
8805 Wayzata Blvd.: 2005. GV
- Rudy Luther Toyota
8901 Wayzata Blvd.: G. GV
- Service Bureau Corp., Data Processing – 1967
8905 Wayzata Blvd.: 2006. GV
- Jaguar Land Rover Minneapolis.
Major renovation in 2018:
8925 Wayzata Blvd. G. GV
- Buhler Corp. Sales and Engineering Facilities – 1964
The 1926 plat map shows that Anthony Mengelcoch owned 38.75 acres from what would now be 9191 Wayzata Blvd. to Highway 169 in Golden Valley. Mengelcoch was a farmer, and his home was usually listed in the SLP directory as Medicine Lake Road.
9191 and 9393 Wayzata Blvd., Golden Valley
- Carousel Audi And Porsche Minneapolis, 2001
9311 Wayzata Blvd.: G. GV
This might be mislabeled, but if it really was 9311 it would go here.
9321 Wayzata Blvd. G
- Residence, 1956
9393 Wayzata Blvd. – see 9191 above.
9525 Wayzata Blvd.: 1967 G
- Minnesota Natural Gas
Cross Street Highway 169
9655 Wayzata Blvd: Land, St. Louis Park
9801 Wayzata Blvd. was in the western end of 169 Interchange. In 1960, Ruth C. Cornish requested permission to mine sand, clay, and gravel. Unclear whether this was in SLP, GV, or Minnetonka, although the information about the request suggests that it was in SLP.
(City of Minnetonka)