Marie Schmidt-Bremer House
Saint Paul, MN · Historical Buildings
This house is known in these parts because it belonged to Marie Schmidt-Bremer, the daughter of Schmidt Brewing Company founder Jacob Schmidt. She and her husband Adolf Bremer had a son, Edward, who was kidnapped in 1934 by the Karpis-Barker gang. The house is haunted by an apparition of a brown-haired woman in a long white dress. Folks have also heard the sound of someone invisible using the stairs.
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Geographic Information
- Address
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855 7th St W
St Paul, MN
Get Directions » - GPS
- 44.930164, -93.12388
- County
- Ramsey County County, Minnesota
- Nearest Towns
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- Lilydale, MN (1.0 mi.)
- West Saint Paul, MN (1.5 mi.)
- Saint Paul, MN (1.8 mi.)
- Mendota Heights, MN (3.3 mi.)
- Mendota, MN (3.6 mi.)
- Sunfish Lake, MN (4.3 mi.)
- Falcon Heights, MN (4.7 mi.)
- South Saint Paul, MN (5.1 mi.)
- Roseville, MN (5.5 mi.)
- Lauderdale, MN (6.2 mi.)
Quick Answers
- Is Marie Schmidt-Bremer House really haunted?
- Visitors rate Marie Schmidt-Bremer House at 83.3 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale. So far 2 people have shared firsthand experiences from this location in the comments.
- Where is Marie Schmidt-Bremer House located?
- The address is 855 7th St W, St Paul, MN. GPS coordinates: 44.930164, -93.12388.
- What kind of haunted place is Marie Schmidt-Bremer House?
- Marie Schmidt-Bremer House is listed under Historical Buildings in our Minnesota section.
- What is the nearest town to Marie Schmidt-Bremer House?
- Lilydale, MN is the closest town, about 1.0 miles away, with West Saint Paul (1.5 mi.) and Saint Paul (1.8 mi.) also nearby.
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Comments (2)
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Tharen |
This is owned by a Non-Profit now; you may want to remove this listing.
http://www.rseden.org/index.asp?SEC=FF8128CB-5207-4BB3-A1D6-3ACA2190E0B1&Type=B_BASIC
Elizabeth |
Why should it be removed as a listing just because it has been repurposed?