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Tourist attractions
Washburn A Mill Ruins (8 min)
Historic ruins of the Washburn A Mill, recognized as a significant heritage site.
Foshay Museum and Observation Deck (13 min)
Museum and observation deck offering insights into local history and panoramic city views.
Father Hennepin Bluffs (1.1 km)
Monument marking the historic area named after Father Hennepin near the Mississippi River.
Pioneer Monument (1.3 km)
Memorial commemorating early settlers and pioneers of the Minneapolis region.
Bloody Friday Memorial Plaque (1.3 km)
Plaque remembering the 1934 Minneapolis Teamsters Strike events known as Bloody Friday.
Shoe Tree (1.9 km)
A tree where University of Minnesota students throw shoes, a local tradition with varied meanings.
John Sargent Pillsbury (2.1 km)
Monument dedicated to John Sargent Pillsbury, a notable figure in Minnesota's history.
26th Avenue North Overlook (45 min)
Viewpoint offering scenic views of Minneapolis and the Mississippi River from 26th Avenue North.
Heritage Gallery (2.9 km)
Museum gallery showcasing historical exhibits and cultural artifacts of the region.
Thomas Lowry Memorial (49 min)
Memorial honoring Thomas Lowry, noted for guiding and supporting the community's youth.