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Federal Reserve Bank Upper Lock © 2001 Hedberg Maps, Inc. All rights reserved. Cartography1ST ST N by AZINE LN Nat Case and Ruth Sylvester. We welcome your corrections and comments. Contact: Lock House Minneapolis Downtown Council Post Office (open to public) Fisher (main branch) 2 81 South 9th St., Minneapolis, MN 55402-3200. Box 2 Phone: (612) 338-3807. Fax: (612) 338-0634. 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AVE l HENNEPIN AVE Staccato » LINDEN AVE the Arts » » » » » Enter after» 4 p.m. Mon. - Fri. and all day Sat. and Sun. 6 e 12TH ST S 6 » Wilson » 13TH ST S » » » » » r » » » Park McNair » 1200 HAWTHORNE Westminster Presbyterian 1201 Marq. Central Tower u » on the Church Lutheran 15TH ST N 4TH AVE S a Mall » Laurel Billy Church 1225 » LOOK FOR THIS SIGN! 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