English: "Bird's eye view of Minneapolis, Minn.", a ca. 1891 lithograph of the Mills District in 1895. South is towards the top of the photo. Illustrated are Stone Arch Bridge, the Crown Roller Mill (now home to Walden University), Saint Anthony Falls as well as an early iteration of the Minneapolis Chicago. The lithograph did not show the old town of St. Anthony, which would've been below the image.
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Artist: Frank Pezolt; Lithograph: E. G. Christoph Lith. Co.; Published: A. M. Smith
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2007-05-25 19:24 Bobak 1544×986× (2651729 bytes) This is a portion of the public domain lithograph detailed below, I have cropped it to show the [[Mills District, Minneapolis]] in 1895. South towards the top of the photo. Taken from the Library of Congress website: [http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.gmd/g4144m.p
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