Tour audio Nicollet Architecture Tour, Minneapolis
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The new Nicollet--completely renovated in 2017--offers a greener and more pedestrian friendly experience for all who live, work or visit downtown Minneapolis. But the Mall and the buildings that line its 12-block length also have interesting histories that span more than a century and parallel the growth of Minneapolis. From the late 1800s “Mill City”-era to today’s evolving retail, entertainment and financial focus (including three Fortune 500 companies), Nicollet has been the center of downtown.
This 18-stop tour, with accompanying photographs, weaves together the stories of Nicollet Mall’s significant buildings, architectural features and the people who created them.
This tour was created by architectural historian Richard L. Kronick and photographer Sam Goertz with support from the Minneapolis Downtown Improvement District.
If you liked the tour, reach out to us on Twitter @MplsDID, and use the #onNicollet hashtag.
- 1 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, Minnesota
- 2 Marquette Plaza (1972)
- 3 Minneapolis Central Library (2006)
- 4 The Andrus Building (1898)
- 5 City Center (1983)
- 6 Gaviidae Common (1989)
- 7 Dayton's Department Store (1902)
- 8 IDS Center (1972)
- 9 Medical Arts Building (1923)
- 10 Young-Quinlan Building (1926)
- 11 Foshay Tower (1929)
- 12 Peavey Plaza (1975)
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Aperçu de l'audioguide
Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.Beautiful architecture and interesting spaces!
The new Nicollet--completely renovated in 2017--offers a greener and more pedestrian friendly experience for all who live, work or visit downtown Minneapolis. But the Mall and the buildings that line its 12-block length also have interesting histories that span more than a century and parallel the growth of Minneapolis. From the late 1800s “Mill City”-era to today’s evolving retail, entertainment and financial focus (including three Fortune 500 companies), Nicollet has been the center of downtown.
This 18-stop tour, with accompanying photographs, weaves together the stories of Nicollet Mall’s significant buildings, architectural features and the people who created them.
This tour was created by architectural historian Richard L. Kronick and photographer Sam Goertz with support from the Minneapolis Downtown Improvement District.
If you liked the tour, reach out to us on Twitter @MplsDID, and use the #onNicollet hashtag.
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