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

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1955.

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West Riverside and Lake Street Bridge, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1910.

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

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

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Milling district, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1915.

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City skyline, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1955.

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Pillsbury's 'A' Mill, the largest flour mill in the world, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1926.

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

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Minneapolis-Lake Minnetonka Electric Highway, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1908.

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Sailing regatta, Lake Calhoun, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1949.

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Pavilion at Lake Harriet, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1910.

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Milling district, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1923.

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Steamer 'Saint Paul' on the Mississippi River, 1910.

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Lake Harriet, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1915.

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Pillsbury Library, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1910.

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General Mills flour mill, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1948.

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The Narrows, Lake Minnetonka, near Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1949.

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Pavilion, Lake Harriet, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1915.

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Lake of the Isles, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1970.

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United States Lock and Dam No 2, Mississippi River, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1910.

United States Lock and Dam No 2, Mississippi River, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1910. Vintage postcard. A bridge crosses the river and buildings dot the landscape on the far bank. Construction of the lock and dam, the first to be built on the Upper Mississippi, began in 1898. The facility was only in operation from 1907 until 1912 after which increasing interest in hydroelectric power led to its replacement by today's Lock and Dam 1 a few miles downriver.

Unique Identifier AR951892

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 4706px × 2968px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Civil engineering

Curt Teich Postcard Archives

geographical feature

River Mississippi

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

water transport