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St. Paul, MN: Gamble House Photographs

Located on Summit Ave. this house was built for lumber baron, James Gamble by George Wirth. According to the book St. Paul's Historic Summit Avenue F. Scott Fitzgerald's "This Side of Paradise" is about the house, in which resided a Zelda Sayre, a woman he was dating at the time and would later marry.^[1] [2] At the time MNPIG was called into investigate, the first floor had been split into three units, the bedrooms on the second floor were rented individually with a common space and the third (top, originally servants quarters) floor and was used as two seperate apartments. One of the tenents called because her furniture would rearrange itself, kitchen cupboard doors would unlatch and open along with the sound of footsteps, and the sound of children. We were called to do an investigation summer 2000.

	Taken by: John Savage There is an orb to the left rear wheel of the lawn mower
	Taken by: John Savage There is an orb on the left side of the fish tank.
	Taken by: John Savage There are about four orbs in the center of various sizes.
	Taken by: John Savage There is an orb in the lower left window pane.
	Taken by: John Savage Same window, different angle
	Taken by: John Savage This photo is taken from the street, looking at the house.

^[1] Ghost Stories of Minnesota by Gina Teel, 2002
^[2] Wikipedia: This Side of Paradise