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Milling district, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1915.

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Milling district, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1923.

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Barges on the Mississippi River at the Ford Plant, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1933.

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City skyline at night, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1970.

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Club Row, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1915.

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Aerial view of downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1970.

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Minneapolis-St Paul International Airport, Minnesota, USA, 1970.

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Merchants Bridge and the paddle steamer 'Spread Eagle', St Louis, Missouri, USA, 1908.

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McKnight Building, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1914.

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Stone Arch Bridge, St Anthony Falls and the milling district, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1915.

Stone Arch Bridge, St Anthony Falls and the milling district, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1915. Vintage postcard showing the Stone Arch Bridge crossing the Mississippi River at St Anthony Falls. The flour mills of Minneapolis' milling district can be seen on the far bank of the river. The bridge was built in 1883 by James J Hill for his Great Northern Railway. It ceased to be used as a railway bridge in 1978 and now carries a combined cycle path and footpath over the Mississippi.

Unique Identifier AR951874

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 4788px × 2917px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Curt Teich Postcard Archives

geographical feature

Great Northern Railway

natural phenomena

NINETEENTH CENTURY

River Mississippi

St Anthony Falls

stars and stripes

Stone Arch Bridge

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA