Torn-Out Ceiling of the Star Tribune Building Overlooking Downtown Minneapolis
Taken April 2014
The demolition of the Star Tribune building in downtown Minneapolis .The building, located in the heart of the downtown core, served as the headquarters for the publication for many years.
Taken April 2014
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