Gold Medal Flour Mill, US Bank Stadium, Minneapolis Night
January 2024
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The Washburn A Mill, the world's largest flour mill when built and now part of the Mill City Museum. Nominated in USA Today as the best history museum for 2nd year in a row. 4th place last year, this years voting ends on 02/12.
Gold Medal Flour sign, Washburn Crosby Mill, Minneapolis, -13F
January 2022
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Gold Medal Flour sign lit up on top of the Washburn Crosby mill. Temperature: -13F.
“Revolution Will Be Televised” Projection on Gold Medal Flour Elevators
June 2020
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Projection on the Gold Medal Flour concrete elevators near downtown Minneapolis.
āRevolution Will Be Televisedā
Neon signs of Downtown Minneapolis
May 2020
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Downtown Minneapolis as seen from Boom Island in May 2020. Gold Medal Flour and Northstar Blankets neon signs visible across the Mississippi River.
South Second Street in Downtown Minneapolis
May 2020
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South Second Street in downtown Minneapolis during the coronavirus (COVID-19) shutdown.
The Armory and Gold Medal Flour in Minneapolis
August 2019
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Gold Medal Flour sign seen from Downtown East.
Downtown Minneapolis from St. Anthony Main
December 2018
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Downtown Minneapolis from St. Anthony Main.
Gold Medal Flour Grain Elevator, Mill City Museum, Minneapolis
November 2018
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Gold Medal Flour in downtown Minneapolis on November 5, 2018.
Gold Medal Flour Neon Sign, Downtown Minneapolis
November 2018
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Gold Medal Flour neon sign in downtown Minneapolis.
Guthrie Theatre and Gold Medal Flour in Gold Medal Park
March 2018
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The Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis as seen from Gold Medal Park.
The Armory in Downtown Minneapolis
January 2018
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The Armory and new Downtown East development in Minneapolis.
Gold Medal Flour Sign on Washburn Mill, Minneapolis
May 2014
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The old Washburn Mill in downtown Minneapolis, part of the Mill City Museum.
Stone Arch Bridge, Mississippi River, Minneapolis 2013
October 2013
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The historic Stone Arch Bridge over the Mississippi River in Downtown Minneapolis in October 2013.
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