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Lumber Exchange Building at 5th and Hennepin (#1019)
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by Chris Gregerson
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copyright © 2000 Chris Gregerson.
Available format: 640 x 480 total resolution
picture date: 2000-09-18
picture date: 2000-09-18
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description
You are looking east from Hennepin Avenue South near the intersection with 5th Street, which is behind you. This is the Lumber Exchange building. The nearby St.Anthony Falls were used to power both flour and lumber mills, which may be the reason for a lumber exchange here.
On the far left, the gold-trimmed building is the downtown branch of the Minneapolis Public Library, which has since been torn down for a new library.
links
- 1900 Photo of the Lumber Exchange Building, 5th and Hennepin
- 1900 Photo of Men in front of the Lumber Exchange Building
- 1904 Photo of Lumber Exchange and Streetcar, Hennepin Avenue North from Fifth
- 1953 Photo of Streetcars at Hennepin Avenue and Fifth Street, Lumber Exchange Building in the Background
comments
Jim Las Vegas, NV -- 2006-06-22
I worked here for three years in the early 80's, and was always impressed by the main entrance with its grand staircase made of marble. The steps were worn down by 100 years of use. A beautiful building.
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