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First Avenue Nightclub (#2445)
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copyright © 2002 Chris Gregerson.
Available format: 4 megapixel (2272 x 1704 total resolution)
picture date: 2002-10-18
picture date: 2002-10-18
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This view is looking south from 1st Avenue and 7th Street North. The traffic officer is helping with afternoon rush hour traffic. The Target Center would be directly behind you. Block E is out of frame to the left.
links
- First Avenue nightclub
- 1982 Photo of the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Looking Northwest
- Map of Downtown Minneapolis Skyway System
- Minneapolis Downtown Council's website
- Block E Images from McCaffery Interests Website
McCaffery Interests is the developer of Block E - Block E Section, McCaffery Interests Website
This is the developer responsible for block E - Gameworks at Block E website
- Hard Rock Cafe Minneapolis Location
- 1973 National Archives and Records Administration Photo of Block "E" on Hennepin Avenue
- City of Minneapolis homepage
- 1943 Photo of Shinder's Hennepin News Company, Hennepin and 6th
- 1912 Photo of 7th Street North from Hennepin Avenue
- 1908 Photo of Hennepin and 6th Showing Block E
- 1920 Photo of Traffic at 7th and Hennepin
- 1912 Photo of Hennepin Avenue from 7th Street Looking North
- Map of Downtown Minneapolis from the GMCVA
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Post a comment on this pictureThis page last modified:2002-12-06
Suzanne Portland, OR -- 2005-02-08
I really want to go to a good concert. The last concert I saw here was The Black Eyed Peas, with my friend Naomi, and the tickets were like $12. This was right before their album got big, when they were still just semi-popular. When "Where is the Love" had just, just came out on the radio. First Avenue rocks!
Doug St Paul, MN -- 2005-04-26
First Avenue (and the 7th Street Entry) is one of the great, historic music venues in this country. So much music history has been made here.
I remember back in the 80's seeing great shows: Dead Kennedys, Black Flag, Husker Du, The Cramps, The Church, Circle Jerks, The Replacements, Minutemen, etc. For these and many other great underground bands, First Ave was perhaps the most important venue of the time.
Oh...and Prince also made that movie. "Purple Rain", here.
Darrell Reich Las Vegas, Nv. -- 2010-02-24
As a teenager growing up in the 60's in Minneapolis i can remember this building when it was the Greyhound bus depot. Looking at all these pictures of downtown Minneapolis now is so much different then what downtown looked like back in the 60's