Minneapolis Past
Season 4 Episode 6 | 57m 38sVideo has Closed Captions
A celebration of Minneapolis' history.
Celebrate the days when the Foshay Tower was the tallest building in town; when visitors viewed the bizarre attractions of Wonderland Amusement Park on East Lake Street; when St Anthony Falls was rough and unharnessed, with enough raw energy to create the greatest milling district in history; and when eagles soared above now-vanished Spirit Island.
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Minnesota Experience is a local public television program presented by Twin Cities PBS
Minneapolis Past
Season 4 Episode 6 | 57m 38sVideo has Closed Captions
Celebrate the days when the Foshay Tower was the tallest building in town; when visitors viewed the bizarre attractions of Wonderland Amusement Park on East Lake Street; when St Anthony Falls was rough and unharnessed, with enough raw energy to create the greatest milling district in history; and when eagles soared above now-vanished Spirit Island.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorship(calm music) - [Narrator] Minneapolis wants you to believe that it has no history, that it is a community of progress, a new city of the expansive west, but Minneapolis' history is there below the surface, submerged, waiting to be rediscovered.
We will tell the stories of five places that help show the way to understanding Minneapolis' past.
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