Burned USPS Post Office, 110 E 31st St, Minneapolis

Anarchy symbol on the USPS post office
The burned United States Postal Service (USPS) Post Office at 110 E 31st Street in South Minneapolis stands as a historical marker of the George Floyd uprising. This facility, located directly across from the Minneapolis Police 5th Precinct, was extensively damaged by arson on May 29th. Following the destruction, postal services for the area, including the Minnehaha Station, were temporarily relocated to a vacant K-Mart on Lake Street. The original post office building was eventually rebuilt and reopened to the public exactly three years after the incident, restoring essential community services.
Photo taken in December 2020.
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