Washburn Lofts, 700 South 2nd Street, Minneapolis
St. Anthony Falls is the reason Minneapolis exists where it does, pure and simple. Between the late 1800s and 1920, Minneapolis was the world's largest miller of grain and lumber. The West Bank of the riverfront, today's Mill District, was dominated by the Washburn Crosby Company—later known as General Mills. Washburn and Crosby are still familiar and respected names today, including hidden in the acronym for the company's radio and television stations: WCCO. So from a broad historical perspective, Washburn Lofts is not just an historic building, it is the historic Minneapolis building.
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