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Travel Thru History: Minneapolis, Minnesota

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Why is Minneapolis, Minnesota known as “Mill City?” In this episode, viewers tour the Mill City Museum and discover the history behind Minneapolis’ nickname. City experts also visit Fort Snelling. The fort belonged to the Union Army and was the first permanent structure in Minnesota. The tour of "Mill City" concludes with a visit to the underground hideouts of those involved with the activities of organized crime. Part of the “Travel Thru History” series.

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Runtime: 21 minutes 24 seconds

Topic: Geography, History, Sports and Recreation
Subtopic: Travel, U.S. Geography, U.S. History (General)
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 2013
Producer/Distributor: Red 5 Creative
Series: Travel Thru History
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Complex of buildings and roads. Caption: (narrator) Stretching 72 miles down Florida's east coast,

Outdoor exhibit of large neon signs; the most prominent reads Binion's Horseshoe in all caps. Caption. The final resting place for those large neon signs.

Scene transition shows a black steam engine train with the label, Central of Georgia, and a closeup on the nose of the train with the number 8. Caption. Afterwards, we steam on ahead to the Railroad Museum.

Wide shot of ancient stone enclosure walls of a castle fortress with 2 observation towers visible at the outer points. Caption. We'll go to the Castillo de San Marcos.

Closeup of a red sculpture of interconnected contrasting geometric shapes in the plaza in front of the Denver Art Museum. Caption. With museums, live music, and art galleries.

Man dressed in a tan suit with purple shirt and necktie stands in an art gallery facing camera. Caption. Then we'll speak with a professor.

Scene transition shows a closeup on the Rocky Balboa statue raising his boxing gloves in the air and the courtyard and main building of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Portrait painting of President Andrew Jackson with medium-length wavy gray hair and gray bushy eyebrows. Caption. Got a 20 spot? Look at the face on it.

Exhibit on the deck of a Civil War battleship. In the foreground, a copper bell reads U, S, S North Carolina, 1908. Caption. We take you aboard the U, S, S North Carolina battleship.