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Mill City Museum

The burned-out ruins of what was once the world's largest flour mill, with an elevator ride through its history and a view of the falls.

Official Website
Photo: McGhiever · CC BY-SA 4.0
Open
Most days; check the website
Price
Paid
Time Needed
1.5 hours
Address
704 S 2nd St, Minneapolis, MN 55401Google MapsApple Maps
Getting There
On the riverfront downtown, by the Stone Arch Bridge.

Why Go

The Washburn A Mill, home of Gold Medal Flour, exploded in 1878 and burned in 1991. The museum, built inside its walls, tells how Minneapolis milled flour for the world, with the eight-story Flour Tower ride and a rooftop view.

Nearby

Guthrie Theater and the Endless Bridge3 min walkStone Arch Bridge and St. Anthony Falls5 min walk · Must-SeeGame Day in the Twin Cities10 min walkMinneapolis Skyway System18 min walk

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