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Twin Cities Live segment on the Thank You for Shopping Exhibit at Mill City Museum

The next time you visit the Mill City Museum, check out the latest photo exhibit, based on the book Thank You for Shopping: The Golden Age of Minnesota Department Stores by Kristal Leebrick. The exhibit of framed photographs and a slideshow, including many unpublished photos, is located in the museum's central Mill Commons and is free and open to the public during regular museum hours thru February 24, 2019. The book is available in the museum gift shop.

Here's a recent Twin Cities Live segment shot at the Museum, featuring Leebrick:

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