St Paul, Minnesota, Art

Welcome to the Bonosearch page for Art in St Paul, Minnesota, Art, Minnesota

St. Paul, Minnesota's Capital, is located in the Twin Cities Metro Region on I-94, on the banks of the Mississippi River.

In 1841, Pig's Eye Landing resident and French priest, Lucien Galtier, renamed the settlement St. Paul after his favorite saint. In 1849, Minnesota was named a territory and St. Paul was designated its capital, which spurred the town's growth.

Today St. Paul embodies a large, ethnically diverse population. The University of Minnesota has a campus here. Summit Avenue features one of the longest stretches of virtually uninterrupted Victorian architecture in the country. Fitzgerald Theater is home to Garrison Keillor s A Prairie Home Companion. Skyways invented in Minneapolis, St. Paul's twin city, are enclosed pedestrian walkways that connect practically all of downtown, protecting workers and visitors from inclement weather.

In Ramsey County, St. Paul is part of the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area.

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