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Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct on fire

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A protest gathered outside the Hennepin County Government Center in Minneapolis on May 28, 2020. Participants held signs, including one reading "Black Lives Matter," to advocate for racial justice. This protest was part of a broader series of demonstrations in Minneapolis and across the nation following the killing of George Floyd. The Hennepin County Government Center, located in downtown Minneapolis, serves as the primary administrative building for Hennepin County, housing various government offices and courtrooms. As a central civic building, it frequently serves as a site for public assembly and expression.

Black Lives Matter Protest at Hennepin County Government Center

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Protesters surround the burning police station

Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct Fire, Lake Street Protest

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The Uptown Minneapolis Target store sustained damage during the 2020 Minneapolis Uprising. This period of civil unrest followed the police killing of George Floyd on May 25, 2020, sparking widespread protests against racial injustice and police brutality across the city. Overturned shopping carts and debris are visible near the entrance, reflecting the disruption experienced by this retail establishment. As a major commercial hub, this Target location serves residents in the Uptown neighborhood, and its temporary closure and repairs impacted local access to goods and services.

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A Target store damaged during the 2020 Minneapolis Uprising following the police killing of George Floyd on May 25th, 2020.

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Thurston Jewelers, Bondesque during Minneapolis riots

A man cleans up the inside of Thurston Jewelers which was broken into on the 2nd day of protests in…

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The interior of Sunny's Wigs, a retail store located on Lyndale Avenue in Minneapolis, displays the aftermath of looting. This damage occurred during the second day of widespread protests and civil unrest in Minneapolis in late May 2020. These events followed the death of George Floyd and led to significant property damage and theft for many businesses along commercial corridors like Lyndale Avenue. The period of unrest underscored profound social and economic challenges within the city.

Sunny’s Wigs Looted Interior, Lyndale Ave, Minneapolis

Sunny’s Wigs on Lyndale Ave during the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following the death of George Floyd.

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A Minneapolis Police squad car is shown in Minneapolis on May 28, 2020, the second day of protests following the death of George Floyd. In the background, multiple commercial structures, including an Autozone and a Wendy's, are burning. These protests erupted across the city and nation in response to the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers. The widespread unrest highlighted deep-seated issues of police brutality and racial injustice, marking a significant period in American civil rights history.

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A Minneapolis Police squad car while buildings burn behind it during the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following the…

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Minneapolis Police officers are positioned on Lake Street as a building burns in the background during the civil unrest in Minneapolis. This period of widespread protest and property damage followed the murder of George Floyd on May 25, 2020. Lake Street, a vital commercial corridor in South Minneapolis, was particularly affected by fires and other damage during the uprising. The presence of law enforcement was part of the city's response to the extensive protests and associated events that drew national attention to racial injustice.

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Minneapolis Police officer on Lake Street

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A Minneapolis Police officer stands near a patrol vehicle with emergency lights activated, observing a burning AutoZone store in Minneapolis. This event took place on May 27, 2020, the second day of widespread protests in the city following the death of George Floyd. The AutoZone, a retail establishment for automotive parts, was among several structures affected during the initial period of unrest. These protests underscored significant concerns regarding racial injustice and police brutality, initiating a broader national conversation.

Minneapolis Police Officer at Burning AutoZone, George Floyd Protests

A Minneapolis Police officer outside of the burning AutoZone during the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following the death…

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The AutoZone retail store on Lake Street in Minneapolis burns on May 28, 2020, the second day of protests following the death of George Floyd. This AutoZone, located across from the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct, was among the first structures to be set ablaze during the widespread protests. As a national chain, AutoZone provides aftermarket automotive parts and accessories, serving local vehicle maintenance needs. The destruction of the store became a significant marker in the early stages of the protests that garnered national and international attention.

Minneapolis AutoZone Store Burns During George Floyd Protests

The AutoZone store across from the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct burning on the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following…

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The Autozone retail store at 2700 Minnehaha Avenue in Minneapolis is shown engulfed in flames during the Minneapolis Uprising in May 2020. This location, situated directly across from the Minneapolis Police Department's Third Precinct, became one of the first substantial fires during the protests that followed the murder of George Floyd. The exterior wall of the structure displays graffiti, including the phrase 'Fuck 12,' a common anti-police slogan, reflecting the widespread anger and dissent. The destruction of the store marked a significant moment in the unrest that spread across the city.

“Fuck 12” Graffiti on Burning Autozone, Minneapolis

The Autozone across from the third precinct on fire. The retail store was the first substantial fire.

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The US Bank branch on Lake Street in Minneapolis shows damage from the protests that occurred following the death of George Floyd. This damage, including a broken drive-thru window and graffiti, was observed on May 28, 2020, the second day of widespread civil unrest in the city. The bank, like many other commercial establishments along Lake Street, a vital South Minneapolis corridor, was affected by the events. Financial institutions such as this branch provide essential services to the local community, and the damage reflects the broader impact of the protests on urban environments and infrastructure.

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A broken into US Bank building on Lake Street during the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following the death…

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A US Bank ATM on Lake Street in Minneapolis is shown significantly damaged. This destruction occurred during the second day of protests in Minneapolis, following the death of George Floyd in May 2020. ATMs are critical components of urban financial infrastructure, providing essential banking services. The extensive damage to this machine illustrates the profound impact of the civil unrest on commercial establishments and public services during the Minneapolis Uprising.

US Bank ATM broken into on Lake Street, Minneapolis

A broken into US Bank ATM on Lake Street during the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following the death…

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People walk through an alley on E 29th Street in Minneapolis as fires burn across the street. This occurred on the second day of widespread protests in the city following the death of George Floyd in May 2020. The unrest in Minneapolis became a focal point for national and international calls for racial justice and police accountability. The fires reflect the intensity of the civil disturbances that accompanied these significant protests.

E 29th St Alley, Minneapolis: People walk by fires

People walking down an alley as fires burn across the street during the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following…

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A fire burns across the street from a residence on E 29th Street in Minneapolis. This event occurred on the second day of widespread protests in the city, which began in May 2020 following the death of George Floyd. These protests addressed systemic racism and police brutality, drawing national and international attention. The intense glow of the fire illuminates the night sky, reflecting in the windows of the nearby home and underscoring the widespread unrest that characterized this period in Minneapolis.

Fire Across from E 29th St Home, Minneapolis Protests

A fire burning across the street from a home on E 29th St on the 2nd day of protests in…

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An alleyway at East 29th Street and 26th Avenue South in Minneapolis is obscured by smoke from fires during the second day of protests in May 2020. These widespread protests followed the death of George Floyd, prompting significant civil unrest throughout the city. The orange haze from the fires casts an intense glow over the urban landscape, reflecting the intensity of the events. A vehicle's taillights pierce through the dense smoke, navigating the altered environment. This photograph captures a specific moment of the Minneapolis protests, documenting the immediate aftermath of fires in the area.

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A car drives down an alley filled with smoke from fires on the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following…

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The Everlake housing development, a new 6-story residential building, burns near the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct on May 28, 2020. This event took place during the second day of protests in Minneapolis following the death of George Floyd. The building, which was under construction, became engulfed in flames amidst the widespread unrest. Its destruction served as a prominent symbol of the anger and frustration expressed during the Minneapolis Uprising.

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The Everlake Housing Development, a new 6-story residential building, burns in Minneapolis. This event occurred on May 28, 2020, the second day of widespread protests in the city following the death of George Floyd. The development was located near the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct, a focal point of the protests. The fire was one of many incidents during the Minneapolis protests, reflecting the intense civil unrest and calls for justice.

Everlake Housing Development Fire, Minneapolis Protests

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The Everlake Development, a 6-story new housing complex under construction, is engulfed in flames near the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct. This fire occurred on May 28, 2020, the second day of widespread protests in Minneapolis following the death of George Floyd. The development was intended to provide new residential units in the urban area. Its destruction was part of the extensive property damage that occurred during the civil unrest in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis Everlake Development Fire during George Floyd Protests

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The Everlake Apartments, a newly constructed 6-story housing development, burns near the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct on May 28, 2020. This fire occurred during the second day of widespread protests in Minneapolis following the killing of George Floyd by police officers on May 25, 2020. The Everlake Apartments, intended to provide new residential units, was under construction at the time and was significantly damaged or destroyed in the unrest. The destruction of structures like the Everlake Apartments became a visible aspect of the protests, reflecting the intense anger and frustration within the community.

Everlake Apartments Fire, Minneapolis George Floyd Protests

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A Wendy's restaurant on 26th Avenue South in Minneapolis burns during the second day of protests following the death of George Floyd. This fast-food establishment, a common commercial structure, became a site of unrest as protests intensified across the city in late May 2020. Graffiti on the building, including "Justice 4 George," directly references the cause of the widespread civil unrest. The destruction of businesses like this Wendy's highlighted the deep-seated anger and calls for systemic change that characterized the Minneapolis protests.

Wendy’s Burning, 26th Ave S, Minneapolis Protests

Wendy’s on fire on 26th Ave S during the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following the death of George…

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The Everlake Apartments, a new 6-story housing development, burned during the Minneapolis protests on May 28, 2020. This event occurred near the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct, which was also abandoned and set on fire that day. The destruction of the Everlake Apartments became a notable aspect of the widespread civil unrest that followed the death of George Floyd, significantly impacting the urban environment of Minneapolis.

People watch Everlake Apartments burn, Minneapolis Protests

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The Everlake, a 6-story housing development under construction at 26th Avenue South in Minneapolis, burns during the second day of protests. This fire occurred on May 28, 2020, near the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct, a central location during the protests that followed the death of George Floyd. The destruction of the Everlake building became a significant event within the Minneapolis uprising, symbolizing the widespread civil unrest. Construction barriers from Watson-Forsberg are visible in the foreground, alongside a damaged vehicle.

Everlake 6-story housing fire, 26th Ave S, Minneapolis protests

A 6-story new housing development on fire near the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct during the 2nd day of protests in…

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The Apple Store on Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis displays a broken window and the presence of private security personnel. This retail establishment was impacted during the second day of protests in Minneapolis, which began in May 2020 following the death of George Floyd. Inside, a Skyjack lift is visible, suggesting ongoing efforts to secure or repair the damaged storefront. The store's condition reflects the broader civil unrest that affected commercial districts across the city during this historically significant period.

Apple Store, Hennepin Ave: Broken window, security

Private security at the Apple Store on Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis during the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis…

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A broken storefront window on Lake Street in Minneapolis displays a sign reading "we've always been IN THIS TOGETHER." This damage occurred on the second day of protests in Minneapolis following the death of George Floyd in May 2020. The sign, originally intended to foster community responsibility during the COVID-19 pandemic, presents a stark contrast with the physical damage to the retail establishment. Lake Street, a vital commercial corridor, experienced extensive damage during the civil unrest that followed.

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Broken storefront window during the riots on the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following the death of George Floyd….

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Protester walks past ‘FLOYD’ graffiti, Lake St, Minneapolis protests

A protester waked under Haiwatha Ave where “FLOYD” is written on the wall. This on the 2nd day of protests…

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Minnehaha Avenue in Minneapolis is shown during the second day of protests following the death of George Floyd. The image captures the area near the AutoZone and Minnehaha Liquors stores, which became a significant location during the Minneapolis Uprising. Emergency vehicles, including a fire truck, are present with flashing lights, alongside police officers in riot gear. Debris litters the street, indicating the widespread disruption and community response that occurred. This moment reflects the historical significance of the protests in challenging systemic issues.

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AutoZone on Minnehaha Ave during the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following the death of George Floyd.

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Barricades and a fire burn on the Target property along Minnehaha Avenue in Minneapolis during the second day of protests following the death of George Floyd. These protests, which began in late May 2020, occurred across the city and nation, calling for racial justice and police accountability. Minnehaha Avenue, a significant thoroughfare in South Minneapolis, became a focal point for community gatherings and expressions of dissent during this period. The makeshift barricades were erected by protesters as a means of asserting space and control within the urban environment.

Minnehaha Ave Protest: Barricades and Fire, Minneapolis

Barricades and a fire burns on the Target property on Minnehaha Ave during the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis…

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Fireworks illuminate the sky above a Wendy's restaurant on 26th Avenue South in Minneapolis during the protests that followed the death of George Floyd. This photograph was taken on May 27, 2020, the second day of widespread protests across the city. These protests addressed systemic racism and police brutality, drawing national and international attention to Minneapolis. The fast-food establishment, a common feature of urban commercial corridors, served as a backdrop to the intense public expression of grief and anger.

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Fireworks explode over the Wendy’s on 26th Ave S during the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following the death…

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The entrance of an Aldi grocery store on 27th Avenue South in Minneapolis shows damage following looting during the George Floyd protests. This damage occurred on the second day of widespread protests in Minneapolis, which began in response to the death of George Floyd. Aldi, a discount supermarket chain, serves as a vital retail establishment providing groceries to the local community. The destruction of commercial properties like this Aldi store was a significant aspect of the civil unrest that unfolded across Minneapolis and other cities in May and June 2020.

Aldi store on 27th Ave S looted during George Floyd protests

The Aldi store on 27th Ave S being looted during the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following the death…

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Graffiti reading "ACAB" and "FUCK JACOB FREY" marks a vacant storefront in Minneapolis during the protests that followed the death of George Floyd in May 2020. These messages appeared on the second day of widespread protests in the city, reflecting public anger and anti-establishment sentiment directed at law enforcement and local leadership. The storefront, located near the Minneapolis Police Department's Third Precinct, was vacant and advertised for lease by Wellington Management at the time. Such markings became a common feature across the urban environment during the Minneapolis Uprising, serving as expressions of dissent and frustration within the public space.

ACAB and FUCK JACOB FREY Graffiti, Minneapolis Protests

ACAB sprayed on a vacant storefront near the third precinct during the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following the…

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The Wendy's restaurant located on Minnehaha Avenue in Minneapolis was engulfed in flames on May 28, 2020. This occurred on the second day of widespread protests that erupted following the death of George Floyd while in police custody. The building's brick exterior is covered with graffiti, including messages expressing anti-police and anti-capitalist sentiments. The destruction of commercial properties, such as this fast-food establishment, became a visible manifestation of the intense civil unrest and community frustration during the Minneapolis Uprising. This event underscored the profound social and political grievances that fueled the protests against police brutality and racial injustice.

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The Minnehaha Ave Wendy’s on fire during the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following the death of George Floyd.

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Minneapolis Police officers stand outside a burning AutoZone store in Minneapolis on May 28, 2020, the second day of protests following the death of George Floyd. The AutoZone, located at 3030 Nicollet Avenue, was among the first businesses to sustain significant damage during the widespread civil unrest. Officers, some equipped with riot gear and others on bicycles, maintained a presence as smoke and flames engulfed the structure. This incident underscored the intensity of the public response to police brutality and racial injustice in the city.

Minneapolis Police Outside Burning AutoZone, George Floyd Protests

Minneapolis Police outside the burning AutoZone store on the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following the death of George…

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Minneapolis Police officers in riot gear stand outside the Coliseum Building on 27th Avenue South during the second day of protests in Minneapolis. These protests followed the death of George Floyd, which occurred on May 25, 2020. The Coliseum Building, a significant commercial and office structure built in 1917, and the Hennepin County Medical Center East Lake Clinic are visible, with graffiti on the clinic's facade. This area along 27th Avenue South was a key location during the widespread civil unrest in late May 2020, reflecting the community's response to the events.

Minneapolis Police in Riot Gear, Coliseum Building, 27th Ave S

Minneapolis Police in riot gear outside the Coliseum Building on 27th Ave S on the 2nd day of protests in…

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The Wendy's restaurant on 27th Avenue South in Minneapolis stands across from the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct. This location became a focal point during the protests that erupted in Minneapolis following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. Graffiti, including the phrase 'ACAB,' covers the restaurant's exterior, reflecting the unrest on the second day of protests. Police officers are visible near the Third Precinct building, which served as a central site for community grievances and demonstrations against police brutality.

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Wendy's across from the Minneapolis police third precinct on the second day of protests following the murder of George Floyd.

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Minneapolis Fire Department personnel work to extinguish fires on Minnehaha Avenue near Lake Street during the second day of protests in May 2020. These protests erupted across Minneapolis and other cities following the death of George Floyd on May 25, 2020. Firefighters, alongside Minneapolis Police, navigated streets littered with debris and smoke, addressing multiple incidents of property damage and fires. The intersection of Minnehaha Avenue and Lake Street, a commercial corridor, became a focal point of the unrest, experiencing significant damage to businesses and infrastructure.

Minneapolis Fire Department on Minnehaha Ave during May 2020 protests

Minneapolis Fire Department works on putting fires out on Minnehaha Avenue during the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following…

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Minneapolis Fire Department personnel work to extinguish a fire at the AutoZone on Lake Street in Minneapolis. This event occurred during the Minneapolis Uprising in May 2020, following the killing of George Floyd. Lake Street, a major commercial corridor, experienced widespread damage and unrest during this period. Fire trucks and a Minneapolis Police vehicle are visible on the debris-strewn street, alongside a damaged bus shelter.

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Minneapolis Fire Department outside the AutoZone on Lake Street.

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Minneapolis Fire Department personnel respond to fires at the corner of East Lake Street and Minnehaha Avenue in Minneapolis. This location was a focal point during the 2020 uprising following the murder of George Floyd. The AutoZone store at this corner was reportedly the first building set ablaze during the unrest. Firefighters worked to control multiple blazes across the city during this period of significant civil disturbance.

Minneapolis Fire Dept. on Lake St & Minnehaha Ave during uprising

Minneapolis Fire Department works on putting out fires on the corner of East Lake Street and Minnehaha Avenue. The AutoZone…

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Minneapolis Fire Department personnel and vehicles are present at the intersection of East Lake Street and Minnehaha Avenue in Minneapolis. They are engaged in extinguishing fires and managing the aftermath of civil unrest. This location held particular significance during the 2020 Minneapolis uprising following the murder of George Floyd, as the AutoZone store at this corner was among the first structures to be set ablaze. The Minneapolis Fire Department played a critical role in responding to numerous incidents across the city during this period of widespread protests and fires.

Minneapolis Fire Department at Minnehaha Ave

Minneapolis Fire Department works on putting out fires on the corner of East Lake Street and Minnehaha Avenue. The AutoZone…

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Broken glass litters the sidewalk outside Cadillac Pawn on Lake Street in South Minneapolis. This damage occurred during protests and civil unrest in late May 2020, following the death of George Floyd. The Cadillac Pawn location holds additional significance as the site where Calvin Horton Jr. was shot and killed by the business owner two days prior to these events, further fueling community tensions. The widespread damage to businesses along Lake Street during this period reflected the profound social and economic impact of the protests across Minneapolis.

Broken Glass at Cadillac Pawn, Lake Street, Minneapolis

Outside Cadillac Pawn on Lake Street in South Minneapolis during protests and riots following the death of George Floyd 2…

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Activity unfolds on Lake Street near Bloomington Avenue in South Minneapolis during the protests that followed the death of George Floyd in May 2020. This night, the second day of widespread protests in Minneapolis, saw instances of looting along the commercial corridor. Lake Street is a major east-west thoroughfare and commercial district, historically serving as a vibrant hub for diverse businesses and communities in South Minneapolis. The unrest on Lake Street, impacting various establishments including electronics stores and Cadillac Pawn, became a significant aspect of the Minneapolis Uprising.

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Looting on Lake Street in South Minneapolis on the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following the death of George…

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A man on a motorcycle confronts Minneapolis Police officers stationed outside the 3rd Precinct during protests in May 2020. These protests began on May 26, 2020, following the death of George Floyd while in police custody. On the second day of protests, a crowd gathered near the precinct, which served as a focal point for public outcry against police brutality. Officers, protected by metal barriers, maintained a perimeter as protesters voiced their grievances. The Minnehaha Liquor Store is visible in the background, marking the urban environment of the protest site.

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A man on a motorcycle yells at Minneapolis Police who are outside the 3rd Precinct as protesters continue to gather…

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Minneapolis Police surround the 3rd Precinct during the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following the death of George Floyd.

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Minneapolis Police in front of their sign at 3rd Precinct

Minneapolis Police Officers at 3rd Precinct during George Floyd protests

Minneapolis Police outside the 3rd Precinct as protesters gathered on the 2nd day of protests in Minneapolis following the death…

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Minneapolis Officer Aims Less Lethal Weapon at 3rd Precinct

A Minneapolis Police officer aiming his less lethal weapon outside the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct on the second day of…

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A Minneapolis Police officer, wearing a gas mask and tactical gear, reloads a less-lethal weapon outside the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct. This event took place on the second day of widespread protests in Minneapolis following the death of George Floyd in May 2020. The 3rd Precinct, located at 3000 Minnehaha Avenue, became a central site for public protests against police brutality and systemic racism. Less-lethal weapons were utilized by law enforcement during the civil unrest, intended to control crowds without fatal force. The protests originating in Minneapolis quickly grew into a national movement advocating for police reform and racial justice.

Minneapolis Police Officer Reloads Less Lethal Weapon at 3rd Precinct

A Minneapolis Police officer re-loading his “less lethal” weapon outside the 3rd Precinct where protesters are gathered on the 2nd…

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A Minneapolis police officer stands outside the Minneapolis Police Department's Third Precinct during the protests following the death of George Floyd. This photograph was taken on May 27, 2020, the second day of widespread protests that began in Minneapolis and spread globally. The Third Precinct, located at 3000 Minnehaha Avenue, served as a central command for police operations in south Minneapolis and became a significant site during the civil unrest. The protests addressed issues of police brutality and racial injustice, marking a critical moment in contemporary American history.

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A Minneapolis police officer stands outside the third precinct on the second day of protests following the death of George…

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Minneapolis 3rd Precinct Protester with “Cold Blooded Murder” Sign

A protester holds up a sign reading "Cold Blooded Murder" outside the Minneapolis police third precinct.

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A man applies graffiti to a boarded-up structure in Minneapolis, Minnesota, during the widespread unrest that followed the killing of George Floyd in May 2020. This location is situated near the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct, which became a central site for protests and public expression during the Minneapolis Uprising. Many businesses in the vicinity, including a Target store, were boarded up for protection, and these surfaces often became canvases for messages reflecting community sentiment. The spray-painted messages, such as "COPS R SLAVE CATCHERS" and "FUCK 12," conveyed strong anti-police sentiments and calls for justice. These acts of public expression served as a visual record of the community's response to systemic injustice.

Man Writing Graffiti on Target Sign, Minneapolis 3rd Precinct

A man writes on a Target sign across from the Minneapolis police third precinct.

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Protesters gather at the intersection of Lake Street and Minnehaha Avenue in Minneapolis on May 27, 2020, the second day of protests following the death of George Floyd. This location is situated directly across from the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct, a significant site during the widespread civil unrest. Businesses such as AutoZone and Minnehaha Liquors line the commercial corridor, which serves as a vital thoroughfare in South Minneapolis. The protests at this intersection became a focal point of the Minneapolis Uprising, drawing national and international attention to issues of racial injustice and police accountability.

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Protesters at Lake Street and Minnehaha Avenue across from the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct on the second day of protests…

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Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct during George Floyd Protests

Protesters and Minneapolis police outside the third precinct on May 27th, 2020, the second day of protests following the death…

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Minneapolis Police Officers in Gear on 3rd Precinct Rooftop

Minneapolis Police on the roof of the 3rd Precinct as protesters gathered outside following the killing of George Floyd days…

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George Floyd Protest at Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct

Protestors chanting "hands up don't shoot!" and "George Floyd!" outside the Minneapolis police third precinct.

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Minneapolis Police outside the 3rd Precinct on May 27, 2020.

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Minneapolis police look down on protesters from roof

Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct: Officers with Less-Lethal Weapons

Officers on the roof of the third precinct with "less lethal" weapons.

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Minneapolis Police fire at protesters at 3rd Precinct

Minneapolis Police on 3rd Precinct roof during George Floyd Uprising

Minneapolis police on the roof of the third precinct.

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Protesters outside the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct

George Floyd Protests at Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct

Minneapolis Police surround the 3rd Precinct as protesters continue to gather. The protests followed after the death of George Floyd…

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The Target store on Lake Street in Minneapolis experienced looting during the Uprising that followed the death of George Floyd. This event took place days after Floyd's death in May 2020, which ignited widespread protests and civil unrest across the city. Situated directly across from the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct, the store became a focal point of the unrest. The activity at sunset underscores the chaotic conditions that characterized the area during this period.

Lake Street Target Looting at Sunset, Minneapolis Uprising

The Target Store across from the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct during the Uprising following the death of George Floyd days…

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The Target store on Lake Street in Minneapolis is seen at sunset, located directly across from the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct. This commercial establishment serves as a significant retail hub for the surrounding South Minneapolis community. The area around Lake Street was a focal point for protests and civil unrest in May 2020, following the murder of George Floyd. The store's continued operation reflects the ongoing efforts towards community rebuilding and daily life in this historically significant urban corridor.

Sunset behind Target, Lake Street, Minneapolis

The sun sets behind Target, across from the Minneapolis police 3rd precinct.

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Protesters gather near a Target store in Minneapolis during the uprising that followed the death of George Floyd. The commercial sign, which also displays Cub Foods and Dollar Tree, is marked with graffiti demanding "Justice for George" and advocating to "Abolish Police." This location holds historical significance as it is situated across from the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct, a central site during the widespread protests. The presence of these retail establishments underscores the urban setting where these significant events occurred.

Minneapolis Uprising: Protesters at Target Store

Protesters gather below a Target sign across from the Minneapolis Police third precinct.

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The interior of the Target store across from the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct shows extensive damage and disarray following widespread looting. This retail location was significantly impacted during the protests and civil unrest that erupted in Minneapolis in May 2020, following the murder of George Floyd. The events at this store and others reflected the broader societal tensions and the immediate aftermath of the protests against police brutality and racial injustice. The store, a prominent community retailer, remained closed for an extended period for repairs.

Minneapolis Target Store Looted During George Floyd Protests

The abandoned Target Store that sits across from the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct. The store was looted for days during…

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A person photographs the interior of the Target store on East Lake Street in Minneapolis through its broken windows. This damage occurred during the civil unrest and protests that followed the killing of George Floyd in May 2020. The Target store, a major retail establishment in the East Lake Street commercial corridor, was among many businesses affected by the widespread property damage and looting that accompanied the protests. The act of photographing the damaged storefronts became a common practice for residents and observers documenting the aftermath of the events in Minneapolis.

Photographing Broken Target Window, East Lake Street

Someone takes a photo through the broken windows of the Target Store on East Lake Street.

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The interior of the Target store located across from the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct shows signs of disturbance, including a hazy atmosphere, during the protests that followed the death of George Floyd in May 2020. This commercial establishment, a significant retail presence in the community, was subjected to looting and extensive damage over several days. The events at this particular Target store became a notable aspect of the widespread civil unrest in Minneapolis, reflecting the broader societal tensions of the period.

Target Store Looting, Minneapolis 3rd Precinct, George Floyd Protests

Looting at the Target Store that was across the street from the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct. The store would be…

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A Dollar Tree store in Minneapolis sustained damage, including broken windows and evidence of looting. This occurred during the Minneapolis Uprising in May 2020, a period of widespread protests and civil unrest following the killing of George Floyd. The store's location near the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct placed it within an area that experienced significant activity. The damage to commercial establishments like this one was a common sight across the city, reflecting the profound impact of the events on the urban environment.

Looted Dollar Tree Store, Minneapolis Uprising

A looted Dollar Store located near the Minneapolis police third precinct.

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Protesters and police at the third precinct

Protesters and Minneapolis Police at 3rd Precinct

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A protester walks past graffiti on a tiled wall under the Hiawatha Avenue overpass near Lake Street in Minneapolis. The prominent "FLOYD" graffiti, alongside other messages like "RIP GF," emerged during the second day of protests in late May 2020. These protests erupted across Minneapolis and subsequently worldwide, following the death of George Floyd while in police custody. The messages on the infrastructure served as a public memorial and a direct expression of community outrage against systemic racism and police brutality.

Protester walks past ‘FLOYD’ graffiti, Lake St, Minneapolis protests

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Protesters gather outside the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct, located at Minnehaha Avenue and Lake Street, during protests following the death of George Floyd on May 25, 2020. Police officers are positioned on the building's roof and at ground level, some equipped with riot gear, as the station displays signs of damage. This protest occurred on May 27, 2020, the day before the precinct was abandoned and subsequently burned. The 3rd Precinct served as a significant operational facility for the Minneapolis Police Department in the area.

Protesters and Minneapolis Police on Roof at 3rd Precinct

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Graffiti reading "RIP GEORGE FLOYD!!!" and a banner stating "COPS MURDER! ABOLISH POLICE!" are displayed on Lake Street in South Minneapolis. This imagery appeared on May 26, 2020, the day after George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police officers. The messages reflect the immediate public outrage and calls for police reform and abolition that emerged from the Minneapolis Uprising. Lake Street, a significant commercial corridor, became a focal point for protests and community expression during this period. The rain-slicked street and evening light convey the somber and urgent atmosphere of the city at that time.

RIP George Floyd Graffiti & Banner, Lake Street, Minneapolis

Banners and graffiti on Lake Street in South Minneapolis the day after George Floyd was killed.

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Minneapolis Police firing less lethal weapons

Minneapolis Police Deploy Tear Gas at 3rd Precinct

Minneapolis police continue to push protesters and media away from the third precinct.

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Minneapolis Police fire less-lethal at 3rd Precinct protest

Minneapolis Police clear protesters out from around the third precinct police station using less lethal weapons. Protesters had gathered after…

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MPD disperse protesters with less lethal at 3rd Precinct

Minneapolis Police fire less lethal weapons pushing people away from the third precinct. Protesters marched from the site of George…

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Protesters with hands up at the 3rd Precinct

Raised Fists, Broken Windows at Minneapolis 3rd Precinct

Protesters hold their fists up outside the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct police station. Police officers behind broken glass on day…

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Protester with gallons of milk at the 3rd Precinct

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A woman holding jugs of milk outside the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct during protests the day after George Floyd was…

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A damaged Minneapolis Police squad car, unit 342, stands outside the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct station on May 26, 2020. This vehicle was damaged during the widespread protests and civil unrest that followed the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers. The 3rd Precinct, situated near the Minnehaha Liquor Store, became a central location for protests and confrontations during the Minneapolis Uprising. The events of that day and the subsequent abandonment and burning of the precinct building underscored the deep-seated community grievances and calls for police reform.

Destroyed Minneapolis Police Squad Car at 3rd Precinct, May 26, 2020

Destroyed Minneapolis Police squad car outside the Minneapolis police 3rd precinct police station on May 26, 2020.

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Protester on squad car at Minneapolis 3rd Precinct

A protester stands on top of a Minneapolis Police squad car outside the 3rd Precinct. The large crowd marched from…

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Minneapolis Police Third Precinct George Floyd Protest

Protesters with signs outside the back door of the Minneapolis police third precinct.

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Protesters arrive at the Minneapolis Police 3rd precinct

Protesters surround Minneapolis 3rd Precinct, George Floyd

Protesters surround the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct. The large crowd marched the 2 miles from 38th St and Chicago Ave…

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The George Floyd Square Memorial in Minneapolis, photographed on May 26, 2020, displays an array of flowers, protest signs, and stuffed animals. This spontaneous memorial emerged at the intersection of East 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, marking the site where George Floyd was killed the night before. It quickly became a powerful symbol of collective grief and a central gathering place for the Black Lives Matter movement, fueling widespread protests against racial injustice and police brutality. The site continues to serve as a significant public space for remembrance and advocacy.

George Floyd Square Memorial, Minneapolis, May 2020

Flowers, signs and bears left behind on May 26, 2020 at a memorial where George Floyd was killed the night…

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A woman contributes to the growing memorial outside Cup Foods at 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis, the day after George Floyd was killed. This site quickly became a focal point for public grief and protest following Floyd's death on May 25, 2020. The spontaneous memorial, featuring flowers, signs, and other tributes, transformed the intersection into a space for remembrance and calls for justice. The area, now widely known as George Floyd Square, continues to serve as a significant cultural and historical landmark commemorating the global movement for racial justice.

George Floyd Memorial, 38th St. & Chicago Ave.

A woman leaves flowers outside of Cup Foods the day after George Floyd was killed.

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A protest march gathers at Cup Foods on East 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis, the site where George Floyd was killed the previous day. Participants carry signs demanding justice for George Floyd and advocating for Black Lives Matter. This gathering marks the beginning of a two-mile march towards the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct. The event highlights widespread public outrage and calls for accountability regarding police brutality and systemic racial injustice.

George Floyd Protest March at Cup Foods, Minneapolis

Protesters marching the 2 miles from 38th St and Chicago Ave towards the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct. George Floyd was…

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A memorial featuring an "I Can't Breathe" sign and an array of flowers marks the site where George Floyd was killed on May 25, 2020. This impromptu tribute is located at the intersection of E 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis, an area now widely known as George Floyd Square. The phrase "I Can't Breathe" became a powerful rallying cry for protests against police brutality and racial injustice that spread globally. Such memorials serve as public spaces for remembrance, grief, and continued calls for justice, transforming the urban environment into a site of historical significance following the Minneapolis Uprising.

“I Can’t Breathe” Sign & Flowers, George Floyd Square

A sign reading “I can’t breath” and flowers left behind where George Floyd was killed the night before.

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Protesters march on E 38th Street in Minneapolis on May 26, 2020, the day after George Floyd was killed by police. This protest was part of a larger series of demonstrations that erupted across the city and nation, calling for an end to police brutality and racial injustice. Participants gathered before proceeding towards the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct station, a significant site during the Minneapolis Uprising. The sign carried by a protester, stating 'STOP LETTING THESE COPS BE THE JUDGE, JURY & EXECUTIONER,' articulates a central demand for accountability and systemic change within law enforcement.

Protesters Marching to 3rd Precinct, E 38th St: ‘Stop Cops’

Protesters gathering on May 26th at 38th Street the day after George Floyd was killed before marching to the Minneapolis…

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A protester holds a sign during a march on 38th Street in South Minneapolis on May 26, 2020. This protest took place the day after George Floyd was killed by police near the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, initiating a period of significant civil unrest and calls for justice. The handmade sign references George Floyd alongside Philando Castile and Jamar Clark, connecting the immediate event to a broader history of police violence against Black individuals. Participants in this march proceeded from 38th Street to the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct.

Protester with George Floyd Sign, 38th St, Minneapolis

Protesters marching down 38th St in South Minneapolis the day after George Floyd was killed in front of Cup Foods…

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Protesters gathered on East 38th Street outside Cup Foods in Minneapolis on May 26, 2020, the day after George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis Police at this location. This initial protest marked the immediate public response to Floyd's death, which quickly escalated into a national and international movement against police brutality and systemic racism. Participants held signs demanding justice and accountability, transforming the street into a focal point for collective grief and outrage. The site later became known as George Floyd Square, a memorial and community gathering space. This event is a significant moment in the history of the Minneapolis Uprising.

Minneapolis Protest at Cup Foods, Day After George Floyd Killing

Protesters gathering for the first time on 38th Street outside of Cup Foods where George Floyd was killed the night…

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Two individuals hold a sign advocating for justice on 36th Street in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The sign, reading "Justice for George Floyd" and "BLM," also includes a phone number for the District Attorney, urging public action. This protest occurred as gatherings began at the nearby intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, the site where George Floyd was killed by police the previous night. The early display of solidarity on May 26, 2020, marked the initial phase of widespread protests in Minneapolis and across the nation, demanding accountability and systemic change.

Minneapolis Protesters with George Floyd Justice Sign on 36th St

A couple hold up a sign that reads “Justice for George Floyd” on 36th St while others began to gather…

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Rain comes down on Lake Street the day after George Floyd was killed. Earlier in the evening protesters marched from 38th Street and Chicago Avenue to the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct.

Rain on Lake Street during first night of protests

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Protesters gather on East 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in South Minneapolis on May 26, 2020. This protest occurred the day after George Floyd was killed by police at this intersection, sparking widespread outrage and calls for racial justice. Participants held signs, including one stating "BLACK LIVES MATTER!! Stop the Killing!!", to voice their demands for accountability and an end to police brutality. The gathering was part of the initial wave of the Minneapolis Uprising, with many protesters later marching to the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct.

38th St & Chicago BLM Protest, Day After George Floyd Killing

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Stellas Prestige Oyster Bar Neon Sign in Minneapolis

Stella’s Oyster Bar Neon Sign

The neon sign at Stella's Oyster Bar on Lake Street in Uptown Minneapolis.

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Neon signs of Downtown Minneapolis

Downtown Minneapolis as seen from Boom Island in May 2020. Gold Medal Flour and Northstar Blankets neon signs visible across…

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Downtown Minneapolis as seen from Boom Island Park.

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Sun Country Airline Planes at MSP Airport

Sun Country planes on the runway at MSP Airport.

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MSP Airport at night in May 2020

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Delta Airlines Luggage Carts at MSP Airport

Delta Airlines luggage carts at MSP Airport in Minneapolis-St. Paul.

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Doubletree Hotel by Hilton in St. Louis Park

Doubletree Hotel by Hilton in St. Louis Park, Minnesota.

Hotel

The Local Irish Pub in St. Louis Park, MN

The Local Irish Pub in St. Louis Park Minnesota.

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Orange Theory Gym in Minnesota

An Orange Theory workout facility in Minnesota.

Orange Theory Gym in St. Louis Park

Orange Theory Fitness gym in St. Louis Park, Minnesota.

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Sun sets in front of Ford Center in Minneapolis

The Ford Center building in the Minneapolis North Loop.

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Orange light at Minneapolis Parking Ramp

The RSM parking garage in downtown Minneapolis.

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Haskell’s Liquor Store at night in Minneapolis

Haskell's Liquor Store and the Minneapolis Skyway in Downtown Minneapolis.

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Dome at the Millennium Hotel

Have always loved the dome at the Millennium Hotel in downtown Minneapolis. A popular wedding spot.

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Park here neon sign in Downtown Minneapolis.

A neon sign in downtown Minneapolis that reads "PARK HERE".

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Augies Topless Bar and Nightclub sign

Augies and The Famous Brass Rail signs in downtown Minneapolis.

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Avigilon Security Cameras

Avigilon bubble cameras.

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Downtown Minneapolis Skyline and Stoen Arch Bridge

Woman looks over the railing on the Stone Arch Bridge in downtown Minneapolis.

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University of Minnesota Water Manhole Lid

A manhole lid at the University of Minnesota.

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Minneapolis in Development

Tower cranes in downtown Minneapolis during constructon work on the 10th avenue bridge.

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Capella, IDS and Wells Fargo Center in Minneapolis

The Capella Tower, IDS Center, and Wells Fargo Center in Downtown Minneapolis at night.

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Shipping Containers, Minneapolis

Shipping containers in a Minneapolis rail yard.

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China Shipping Containers in Minneapolis

Shipping containers in a Minneapolis rail yard near the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities.

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Bench on Bde Maka Ska with skyline across lake

A bench at Bde Maka Ska and the city skyline

A bench at Bde Maka Ska in South Minneapolis. The Minneapolis skyline seen across the lake.

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St. Mary’s Greek Orthodox Church

St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Church as seen from across Bde Maka Ska in Minneapolis.

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Downtown Minneapolis City Hall At Night

Minneapolis City Hall and the Hennepin County Government Center in downtown Minneapolis on a clear night.

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Closeup photo of Minneapolis clock tower at night

Minneapolis City Hall Clock Tower At Night

The clock tower of Minneapolis City Hall glows at night, its illuminated faces visible across downtown. The landmark’s Romanesque architecture…

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The illuminated sign for Target Field marks the outdoor stadium in Minneapolis's North Loop neighborhood. Opened in 2010, Target Field was constructed as the new home for Major League Baseball's Minnesota Twins, replacing the Metrodome to provide a traditional baseball experience. The stadium's architecture draws inspiration from Minnesota's industrial heritage and natural landscapes. It hosts the Twins' approximately 81 annual home games and serves as a venue for various other public events.

Target Field Illuminated Sign, Minneapolis North Loop

Target Field near downtown Minneapolis. Home of the MLB's Minnesota Twins baseball team.

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Police officers inside a squad car in North Loop

A Minneapolis Police squad car sits in a parking ramp in Minneapolis.

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International Market Square from the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden

International Market Square in Minneapolis at night

International Market Square in Minneapolis as seen from the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden.

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The Basilica of Saint Mary, a significant Roman Catholic church in Downtown Minneapolis, was completed in 1926 and is recognized for its Beaux-Arts architecture and prominent dome. It holds the distinction of being the first basilica established in the United States. Adjacent to this historical structure, Target Field opened in 2010 and serves as the home stadium for the Minnesota Twins baseball team. This night view highlights both landmarks, showcasing Minneapolis's blend of historical religious architecture and modern sports infrastructure.

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The Basilica of Saint Mary and Target Field, the home of the Minnesota Twins.

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Minneapolis skyline from Witches Hat

Downtown Minneapolis as seen from the Prospect Park and Witches Hat. In my opinion, this is a very underrated view…

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The Pillsbury Flour Mills seen from Prospect Park

The view from the Prospect Park Water Tower in Minneapolis.

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