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Travel back to the early 1900s with this captivating photograph of the Minneapolis Public Library. Designed in 1884 by Long and Kees, the building showcased exquisite Romanesque Revival architecture. Unfortunately, its fate took a sad turn in the 1950s when it was demolished, making way for a parking lot. Despite its physical absence today, this image serves as a poignant reminder of the library's rich history and the architectural splendor that once graced the cityscape.
