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The Downtown Business Disctrict, south of Nicollet Mall
#83: MacPhail Center
The Downtown Business Disctrict, south of Nicollet Mall
#77: LaSalle Avenue by 10th Street
The Downtown Business Disctrict, south of Nicollet Mall
#66: IDS Tower
The Downtown Business Disctrict, south of Nicollet Mall
#630: City Hall from Inside the Government Center Atrium
The Downtown Business Disctrict, south of Nicollet Mall
#512: Nicollet Mall and 8th Street
The Downtown Business Disctrict, south of Nicollet Mall
#510: Marquette and 6th Bus stop
The Downtown Business Disctrict, south of Nicollet Mall
#505: Marquette Avenue and 7th Street
The Downtown Business Disctrict, south of Nicollet Mall
#391: Mounted Police on 5th Street
The Downtown Business Disctrict, south of Nicollet Mall
#232: Manchu Wok at the Gaviidae Food Court
The Downtown Business Disctrict, south of Nicollet Mall
#207: View of 6th Street and Marquette Avenue(Overhead)
The Downtown Business Disctrict, south of Nicollet Mall
#204: Murray's Restaurant
The Downtown Business Disctrict, south of Nicollet Mall
#197: Gaviidae Shopping Center (Overhead View)
The Downtown Business Disctrict, south of Nicollet Mall
#131: Peavy Plaza (winter)
The Downtown Business Disctrict, south of Nicollet Mall
#124: Orchestra Hall
The Downtown Business Disctrict, south of Nicollet Mall
#121: Old Federal Reserve Bank
The Downtown Business Disctrict, south of Nicollet Mall
#101: New Federal Courts Bldg
Minneapolis was first settled on the banks of the Mississippi River at St.Anthony Falls. The Falls drew settlers from Fort Snelling, who came upriver to harness the water-power for lumber mills. The settlement that grew on the west bank was "St.Anthony", later joined with the east bank to become Minneapolis.

There was always been a bridge connecting the east and west bank via Nicollet Island, near St.Anthony Falls. The Hennepin Avenue suspension bridge stands there today. The first few streets adjacent to the river on the east bank were called the Gateway district. Between 1880 and urban renewal in the 1950s, they were filled with bars, flop houses, and brothels.

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