Share the Road
Active Living
By following eight rules of the road, bicyclists and
motorists can share the road more safely and
enjoyably. After all, bicycle safety is a 2-way street.
Biking and walking to destinations
are great opportunities to integrate physical activity
into your daily routine.
Calories Burned/Hour:
1. Bicyclists may ride on all Minnesota roads,
except where restricted.
2. Bicyclists should ride on the road, and must
ride in the same direction as traffic.
3. Motorists must at all times maintain a
three-foot clearance when passing a bicyclist.
Neighborhood Walking Map
Explore and enjoy Hamline Midway
on foot, bike, or bus:
scenic parks · playgrounds · two recreation
centers · historic architecture · the oldest
college in Minnesota · public art · unique shops
· music and performing arts venues ·
coffeehouses · ethnic restaurants
4. Bicyclists must obey all traffic control signs
Your weight:
100 lb. 150 lb. 200 lb.
Biking 12 mph
Walking 3 mph
270
210
right-of-way to each other.
6. Bicyclists should signal their turns and
534
416
How long will it take me to get there?
Use the distance circles on the map and this table
to determine travel time on foot or bike
and signals, just as motorists.
5. Motorists and bicyclists must yield the
410
320
Travel time in minutes:
Miles
1/4
1/2
1
2
3
Biking 10mph
Walking 3mph
1.5
5
3
10
6
20
12
40
18
60
Time in your car can be stressful and wasted.
Time on the bus can be spent reading, relaxing, or
starting up a conversation.
For information about bus and light rail routes,
schedules, and fares, or to plan a trip, visit
www.metrotransit.org or call 612-373-3333.
Look for this symbol
on the map to locate
bus pass outlets.
The Hi-Frequency promise:
Service every 15 minutes (or better)
Weekdays: 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturdays: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
High Frequency routes serving Hamline Midway:
16 and 84 .
Visit www.sharetheroadmn.org for more information.
HAMLINE UNIVERSITY &
NORTH SNELLING AREA
1. University Hall (Old Main)* (1884)
Warren H. Hayes. Victorian Gothic.
2. White House (1902) Clarence H. Johnston. Classical Revival.
3. Drew Hall (1946) Slifer & Cone. Collegiate Gothic.
4. Hamline Library (1907) Clarence H. Johnston. Jacobean.
5. Hamline University Office of Admissions (1923)
833 Snelling. Slifer & Abrahamson. Tudor Revival.
6. Hancock-Hamline University Collaborative Magnet
School (1974) 1599 Englewood. Wold Associates.
Cut-Into-Box style brick.
7. Sorin Hall (1958) Magney, Tusler, & Setter. Modernist.
8. Manor House (1922) F. H. Ellerbe. Tudor Revival.
9. Hamline United Methodist Church (1927)
1514 Englewood. Slifer & Abrahamson. Gothic Revival.
10. Knox Presbyterian (1914) 1536 Minnehaha.
Alban & Hausler. Prairie School style.
11. Hamline-Midway Library (1930) 1558 Minnehaha.
Charles A. Bassford, Carl Buetow project architect.
Collegiate Gothic.
SNELLING/MINNEHAHA AREA
St. Paul Smart Trips
55 East 5th St., Suite 202
651-224-8555
smart-trips.org
1. Bridgman Memorial Court (1954) John Rood.
Snelling/Englewood NE corner. Concrete Frieze with sculptures
and story of Hamline’s 100 year history (1854- 1954).
2. The Bishop (1995) Michael Price. Founder’s
plaza and gardens - Hewitt Avenue.
3. The Heech (1971) Parviz Tanavoli.
Outside A. G. Bush student center - Hewitt Avenue.
Silver metal sculpture of Arabic “H”.
4. Hamline's Sesquicentennial Class - Doggone it!
(2005) Toni Dachis. In front of Klas Field House.
Peanuts sculpture.
5. Linus Leonidas Hamline (2004) Toni Dachis.
Inside Bush Memorial Library entrance. Peanuts sculpture.
6. Wall with fountain (2004) Behind Old Main. Blue Garden.
7. Paint the Pavement (2006) Englewood/Syndicate Neighbors.
EAST SNELLING/SOUTH MINNEHAHA AREA
9. Paint the Pavement (2006) Van Buren/Pascal Neighbors.
Moderate intensity walking or biking on most days
of the week may reduce the risk of heart disease,
high blood pressure, colon cancer, type II diabetes,
depression and anxiety.
For information about light rail
planning for University Avenue, visit
www.stpaul.gov/initiatives/centralcorridor/.
12. Hamline Law Annex et al (1929)
726-34 Snelling. A. F. Preusch. Decorative Brick.
13. Snelling Auto Repair (1940) 670 Snelling.
P. Gepard builder. Tudor Cottage Revival.
14. Hamline-Midway Coalition (1940)
1564 Lafond. Clarence Wigington. PWA Moderne.
15. Kim’s Oriental Supermarket (1912) 689 Snelling.
Alban & Hausler. Modified brick commercial.
16. Jehovah Lutheran Church (1963) Harold Spitznagel
Assoc., Wallace Steele. Molded Concrete Modern.
27. Galtier School (1974) 1317 Charles. Bettenberg,
Townsend, Stolte & Comb. Cut-Into-Box brick.
28. Trinity Christian Church of St. Paul (1915)
540 Hamline. J. W. Lundquist, builder. Craftsman style.
WEST SNELLING AREA
UNIVERSITY AVENUE AREA
17. Newell Park Pavilion (1917)
Charles A. Hausler. Mission Style.
18. Epiphany Episcopal Church (1900)
1636 Van Buren. Modified C. Johnston design.
19. Zion Lutheran Church (1928) 1697
Lafond. Otto W. Johnson. Craftsman style.
20. Twin Cities Christian Fellowship (1937)
1632 Charles. Slifer & Cone. Modified Art Deco brick.
29. Landfill Book and Records (1922)
1222 University. Allen H. Stem. Art Deco industrial.
30. The Town House Bar (1924) 1415 University.
Toltz, King, & Day. Modified Art Deco bar.
31. W E Mowrey Building (1911) 1435 University.
Classical brick industrial.
32. Ashton Building (1921) 1549 University.
Mather & Fleischbein. Decorative brick commercial.
33. Midway Books (1934) 1579 University.
Ellerbe Architects. Streamlined Moderne stone.
34. Turf Club (1922) 1601 University.
Newshorn-Lindquist Co. Modified Art Deco bar.
35. Avalon School (1917) 1745 University.
Clarence Johnston. Decorative brick industrial.
36. Griggs-Midway Building (1911) 1821 University.
Toltz Engineering. Brick industrial.
37. Skills for Tomorrow School High School (1911)
547 Wheeler. Toltz Engineering Co. Brick Industrial.
38. Iris Park Place* (1926) 1885 University.
Toltz, King, & Day. Terracotta Designs by Roy Childs
Jones. Decorative brick industrial.
39. 1919 University Center (1955) Ellerbe Architects.
Modernist stone.
*National Register of Historic Places
HAMLINE AVENUE AREA
21. Central Lutheran School (1951)
775 Lexington. Albert Plagens. Modern brick.
22. St. Matthews Lutheran Church (1951)
701 Lexington. Ingemann & Bergstedt. Modern stone.
23. LEAP International Academy (1924) 631 Albert.
Charles A. Hausler. Collegiate Gothic.
24. Community School of Excellence (1922)
1330 Blair. John Wheeler. Collegiate Gothic.
25. Church of St. Columba (1951) 1305 Lafond.
Barry Byrne. Molded Concrete, Expressionist style.
26. Dino’s Pizza et al (1926) 1336 Thomas.
Kenneth Worthen. Tudor Revival style commercial.
Visit www.hamlinemidwayhistory.org for more historical information.
11. Snowman Sculpture (2005). Ann Reid and K-6 students
Galtier Magnet School – Edmund/Hamline entrance.
12. Rotating art exhibits at J&S Coffee, 1342 Thomas.
13. Garden of Poetry Sculpture Garden. PRIVATE
Hamline Park Plaza. 570 Asbury.
H a m l i n e M i d w a y H i s t o r i c P u b l i c A rch i t e c t u re
Want to become an advocate for better
transit, biking, and walking facilities?
Contact St. Paul Smart Trips
at 651-224-8555 or
[email protected]
HAMLINE UNIVERSITY & NO. SNELLING AREA
10. Exterior Mosaic Art Angela Carlson. 1214 Thomas.
8. Bicyclists should always wear helmets.
St. Paul Smart Trips is a non-profit
organization that works to reduce
vehicle miles and improve air quality
in the City of St. Paul by promoting
alternatives to driving alone and
advocating for a balanced
transportation network.
Hamline Midway Public Art
8. Robin Place Markers Van Buren/Pascal neighbors.
should ride in a predictable manner.
7. Lights and reflectors are required at night.
Produced by
Bus and Rail
Information
14. Cajibracan (2006) Peter Morales.
Hamline Park “Minnesota Rocks” Sculpture.
15 Sew Much Love (2004) Julie Skluzacek, Tracy Leiverman,
Todd Hanks. Associated Sewing Supply Co. at Snelling/
Van Buren. Peanuts sculpture.
WEST SNELLING AREA
16. Exterior Mural. Rear of Ginkgo
Coffeehouse. 719 Snelling Avenue.
17. Interior Mural & rotating art exhibits.
Inside Ginkgo.
18. Giant Paint Can (1959) Unknown artist. Atop the
Hamline Hardware Building. 755 Snelling.
19 Newell Park Mural (1987) Chris Baird. Mirror of Korea
Restaurant Building. Englewood/Snelling.
20. Sign-Mural (2006) Hancock and Hamline University student
artists. Hancock School. Hubbard/Snelling.
21. Exterior Mosaic Art (2005) Lori Greene and Maria Ricke.
595 Snelling Avenue.
22 Mosaic Planters (2006) Along Snelling Avenue.
23. Skyhook (1979) Russell Erickson. 800 Transfer Road.
24. Fabric of the Community (1978) Russell Erickson.
In front of the Amtrack station (hidden by trees).
25. Wall of Words (1978) Russell Erickson.
652-84 Transfer Road.
26. Red Alert (2004) Al Wadzinski. Goodwill
bird sculpture and archways at University
Avenue west of Fairview. Made in cooperation
with the Forecast and the DNR, using materials dredged
from the Mississippi River.