Skyway Access Sign, Thrivent Financial Building, Minneapolis
Taken December 2021
The Minneapolis Skyway System connects more than 80 city blocks of downtown buildings via enclosed, elevated walkways, forming one of the largest networks of its kind in the world. Skyway entrances like this one direct pedestrians to the second-level walkway system, letting people move between buildings without going outside. The system dates to 1962.
Taken December 2021
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