By Audrey Wilson
Introduction
The following article gives a brief overview of some of the landmarks in Minneapolis that...
LANDMARK 1
Opened in 2003, the museum was built beside Mill Ruins Park along the Mississippi River...
LANDMARK 2
One of the most well-known famous places in Minneapolis is the James J. Hill Stone...
LANDMARK 3
Saint Anthony Falls stands as the Mississippi River's only natural major waterfall. In the mid-to-late...
LANDMARK 4
Only two blocks from the Nicollet Mall Metro Station, the Mary Tyler Moore Statue is...
LANDMARK 5
The Foshay Tower is one of many famous buildings in Minneapolis and symbolizes the city's...
LANDMARK 6
Located on the former land of the indigenous Dakota people, The Walker Art Gallery started...
LANDMARK 7
Theodore Wirth was a Swiss-born designer who played a pivotal role in creating the Minneapolis...
LANDMARK 8
Minnehaha Park is the beautiful home to Minnehaha Falls and Minnehaha Creek. Landscape architect Horace...
LANDMARK 9
The Lake of the Isles is an artificial lake created in the early 1900s. The...
LANDMARK 10
The Mississippi River flows south for 2,340 miles to the Gulf of Mexico. An interesting...
LANDMARK 11
The Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum, part of the University of Minnesota, was established in...
LANDMARK 12
The Guthrie Theater was inaugurated on May 7, 1963, with a performance of Hamlet under...
LANDMARK 13
The park, previously known as Nicollet Field, was renamed on October 9, 1968. Shortly after...
LANDMARK 14
Loring Park is named after Charles Loring, known as the "Father of Minneapolis Parks." It's...
LANDMARK 15
Along the Gorge at 36th Street in Minneapolis lies a natural landmark consisting of scattered...
Conclusion
This article on Minneapolis, Minnesota, colloquially known as "Mill City," gave you a cross-section of...
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