Freeways killed stunning Victorian architecture in St. Paul - Star Tribune
Freeways killed stunning Victorian architecture in St. Paul Star TribuneThe advent of freeways spelled the end of elegant, eclectic neighborhoods near downtown St. Paul. By Larry Millett Special to the Star Tribune When freeways began to circle downtown St. Paul in the 1960s, the city's historic streetscape underwent radical changes. Some streets were eliminated, while others were rerouted, truncated or given new names. One of the more fascinating of St. Paul's lost streets is a stret
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