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Downtown Minneapolis Skyline (#1756)
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copyright © 2002 Chris Gregerson.
Available format: 4 megapixel (2272 x 1704 total resolution)
picture date: 2002-05-20
picture date: 2002-05-20
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You are looking north at the downtown Minneapolis skyline. The freeway in the foreground is Interstate 35W. Some of the buildings pictured (left to right) are:
- AT&T Tower (frayed looking top on the left, in front of the IDS Tower)
- IDS Tower (tall, blue building on the left)
- Foshay Tower (off-white stone building resembling the Washington Monument)
- Wells Fargo Tower (cream skyscraper)
- Piper Jaffray Tower (with flat blue reflective sides)
- American Express building
- US Bank Place (skyscraper with a crown right of center)
- Pillsbury Tower (white)
- Andersen Consulting
- Hennepin County Government Center
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- City of Minneapolis homepage
- Minneapolis Downtown Council's website
- Map of Downtown Minneapolis Skyway System
- Map of Downtown Minneapolis from the GMCVA
- City of Minneapolis Maps, from the City's Website
Links to five quality maps(in .pdf format) - 1975 Photo of the Minneapolis skyline from Cedar Avenue and I-94
- 1982 Photo of the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Looking Northwest
- 1975 Photo of the Downtown Skyline(IDS and Foshay) Overlooking Loring Park
- 1975 View of the Skyline from the Walker Art Center Terrace
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Post a comment on this pictureThis page last modified:2002-09-10
Howard Mitchell Boulder,Colorado -- 2005-06-13
I appreciate these photos of my favorite city.Its really cool to be able to access Minneapolis from Boulder.Im looking forward to it.
Your Hebrew Homeboy, Howard. (Chamad).
Darrell Reich Las Vegas, Nv. -- 2006-10-21
I left Minneapolis in 1987. After growing up there all my life. It's a great picture. It looks different now. It makes me feel a little bit homesick.