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Mill City Museum is a Minnesota Historical Society museum at 704 South 2nd St. in Minneapolis, built into the ruins of what the site calls the world's largest flour mill. Visitors ride the Flour Tower elevator show, try hands-on Water and Baking Labs, watch a film on Minneapolis history and go to the rooftop observation deck.

The Washburn A Mill ruins and grain silos on the Minneapolis riverfront, with the Mill City Museum sign above the glass tower.
Photo by McGhiever, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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Key Facts

FactDetail
OperatorMinnesota Historical Society
Flour TowerElevator show
Hands-onWater and Baking Labs
FilmHistory of Minneapolis film in the former engine house theater
RooftopObservation deck
Ruin CourtyardUsed for live music and events
Dining/shopBushel and Peck dining; museum store
Suggested visitAt least 2 hours
ParkingNo lot or ramp of its own; city-owned parking nearby

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Mill City Museum?

Mill City Museum is in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The official address is 704 South 2nd St., Minneapolis, MN 55401.

What does Mill City Museum cost?

Adults $15; seniors 65+, veterans, active military, college students $12; children 5-17 $8; children 4 and under free; MNHS members free; Blue Star Families free Armed Forces Day through Labor Day; Museums for All free

Are dogs allowed at Mill City Museum?

We did not find a pet policy on the pages we read, so ask the operator before you bring a dog.

Sources

  1. Mill City Museum – MNHS (read November 1, 2026).
  2. Plan your visit – Mill City Museum (read November 1, 2026).
  3. Hours and admission – Mill City Museum (read November 1, 2026).
  4. Minnesota State Parks Passport, all places, park fees and rules.
Cite this page: It’s Minnesota. “Mill City Museum.” itsminnesota.com/places/mill-city-museum/. Facts read from the sources above on November 1, 2026.