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September 29: MnDOT Historian Shares Third Avenue Bridge History

Join MnDOT historian Katie Haun Schuring and the project team for a conversation spanning the history of the Third Avenue Bridge. Learn about early 20th century Minneapolis, the bridge design, interesting features and construction methods used during this time.

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This free virtual presentation will be on Tuesday, September 29 from 5:30-6:30pm. An interactive question-and-answer session will take place after the presentation. If you’re not able to attend, a second virtual presentation is planned for late fall. More information on this second opportunity will be available in the coming weeks.

Check out more bridge history on the Third Ave. Bridge project page. Through facts and photographs, explore the unique design, construction and legacy of this historic bridge.

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