MILL RUINS PARK
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Minneapolis, Minnesota
From 1880 to 1930, Minneapolis led the world in flour production with its many water-powered mills, earning it the nickname “Mill City.” Mill Ruins Park features the remains of many of these mills, as well as the railroad that led to them. Before the park could be opened to the public, however, its deteriorating masonry walls and railroad trestles needed to be stabilized and preserved.
long-term stabilization of masonry through repointing
regrading of soils to prevent moisture infiltration and decay
full architectural services for preservation of structures
preservation planning
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