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      1. Mill Ruins Park

      Historic and Protected Site •
      103 Portland Ave. S, Minneapolis
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      • Yuni G.

        Yuni G. • September 4, 2017Great park with interesting history! Definitely a must see in Minneapolis!

    • 8.8

      2. Mill City Museum

      Historic and Protected Site •
      704 S 2nd St, Minneapolis
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      • Amy T.

        Amy T. • August 9, 2014Fun, inventive musuem, especially the Flour Tower.

    • 8.6

      3. Minneapolis Event Center - Saint Anthony Main Location

      Historic and Protected Site •
      Minneapolis
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      • Amanda K.

        Amanda K. • June 1, 2014Beautiful scene and delicious food!

    • 7.9

      4. Pillsbury A Mill

      Historic and Protected Site •
      116 3rd Avenue SE, Minneapolis
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      • Kris C.

        Kris C. • July 8, 2017Cool historic building turned into beautiful artist lofts. Definitely try the tour presented by the MN Historical Society.

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      5. Prince's Star at First Ave

      Historic and Protected Site •
      1st Ave, Minneapolis
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      • Double J

        Double J • December 17, 2018Putting 1st ave on the map 🗺

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      6. Lumber Exchange Building

      Historic and Protected Site •
      10 S 5th St (Hennepin Avenue), Minneapolis
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      • Jay L.

        Jay L. • May 12, 2011For a more scenic and less stressful exit, take the stairs. Their wide, old, and provide a nice view of the inner sanctum of the building.

    • 6.8

      7. 35W Bridge Memorial

      Historic and Protected Site •
      W River Parkway (S 11th Ave), Minneapolis
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      • AnnMarie

        AnnMarie • July 19, 2014Beautiful to see both day and night!

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      8. The Ard Godfrey House

      Historic and Protected Site •
      28 University Ave. SE (Chute Square Park), Minneapolis
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      • HISTORY

        HISTORY • April 19, 2010Built in 1849, it's the oldest surviving frame home in the Twin Cities. A Maine millwright, Ard Godfrey helped build the first dam & sawmills to take advantage of the water power of St. Anthony Falls.

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