Burned USPS Post Office, Minneapolis
Taken May 2020
The United States Post Office at 110 E. 31st Street in Minneapolis stands boarded up and fire-damaged on May 31, 2020. Burned sections of the roof and upper facade are visible, while cranes rise behind the building during repair or demolition work. The post office was damaged in unrest that followed the murder of George Floyd and serves the surrounding South Minneapolis neighborhood.
Taken May 2020
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