File:Concourse of the Saint Paul Union Depot during renovation, 2011.jpg
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| Description | It's pretty amazing to see the Saint Paul Union Depot concourse after being hidden behind a U.S. Postal Service loading dock for decades (probably my whole lifetime or more). The USPS building and the skyways connecting it to the main post office building (behind me) were among the first things to go when the restoration of the depot began. |
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| Author | Michael Hicks from Saint Paul, MN, USA |
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