Minneapolis and St. Paul: A Photographic Portrait
Originally settled on opposite sides of the Mississippi River, Minneapolis and St. Paul are forever connected by the river’s history, resources and, of course, the 27 bridges that adjoin them. Twin City residents have dozens of highly acclaimed museums, numerous teams and facilities for a wide variety of sports, first class musical venues and performers and a renowned theater scene, all at their fingertips.The rich character of the wonderful people, architecture, landscapes and activities of...
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Originally settled on opposite sides of the Mississippi River, Minneapolis and St. Paul are forever connected by the river s history, resources and, of course, the 27 bridges that adjoin them. Twin City residents have dozens of highly acclaimed museums, numerous teams and facilities for a wide variety of sports, first class musical venues and performers and a renowned theater scene, all at their fingertips.The rich character of the wonderful people, architecture, landscapes and activities of Minneapolis and St. Paul come alive in this delightful photographic portrait.
\ From Barnes & NobleThis "photographic portrait" serves as a visual celebration of Twin City architecture in all its diversity. Minneapolis & St. Paul showcases "painted lady" Victorian houses, stately traditional public buildings, ultra-modern high-rises, and the new Walker Arts Center. A feast for the eyes.\ \
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