It's lovely. Check it out, probably best to go when there's not something else going on there so you can walk around and look at all of the statues. Also check out the JJHill house while you're there!
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At one point in time, Foshay Tower was the tallest building in Minneapolis.
The museum opened in 1929 & is dedicated to the study of the role Sweden & Swedish Americans have played in US culture & history. The Turnblad Mansion Museum features exhibits & special events.
Completed in 1880, the Washburn A Mill was declared the world's largest flour mill. It was nearly destroyed by fire in 1991, and after the city cleaned the rubble, it was converted into this museum.
www.mary.org is the Basillica's Website; it has a trove of information and discussion. This is a parish that really made us welcome three years ago--great social justice committment En savoir plus .
Tasty Tip: Create a meal in your head, buy the produce at The Produce Exchange & then ask the cheese lady at Grassroots Gourmet to recommend the perfect cheese. She's amazing.
