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Number One
	LaSalle Apartments Construction Completed: 1919 Type: Skyscraper Location: 36 South Ninth Street Area: Downtown Minneapolis Post Code: 55402 City: Minneapolis


Number Two
	Macy's Saint Paul Type: Retail Establishment Location: 411 Cedar Street Area: Downtown Saint Paul Post Code: 55101 City: Saint Paul


Number Three
	Park Square Court Type: Mixed Use Location: 400 Sibley Street Area: Downtown Saint Paul Post Code: 55101 City: Saint Paul


Number Four
	Embassy Suites Type: Hotel Location: 175 East 10th Street Area: Downtown Saint Paul Post Code: 55101 City: Saint Paul


Number Five
	Minnesota Business Academy Type: Educational Location: 505 Wabasha Street North Area: Downtown Saint Paul Post Code: 55102 City: Saint Paul


Number Six
	Gay 90's Type: Entertainment Venue Location: 408 Hennepin Avenue Area: Downtown Minneapolis Post Code: 55401 City: Minneapolis


Number Seven
	Hilton Garden Inn Saint Paul City Center Designed by: BWBR Architects Construction Completed: 1980 Type: Hotel Location: 411 Minnesota Street Area: Downtown Saint Paul Post Code: 55101 City: Saint Paul


Number Eight
	Saint Paul College Type: Educational Location: 235 Marshall Avenue Area: Downtown Saint Paul Post Code: 55102 City: Saint Paul


Number Nine
	Agriculture Building Construction Completed: 1947 Type: Industrial Facility Location: 1265 Snelling Avenue North Area: Minnesota State Fairgrounds City: Falcon Heights


Number Ten
	Assumption Catholic Church Type: Holy Place Location: 51 Seventh Street West Area: Downtown Saint Paul Post Code: 55102 City: Saint Paul

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