Historic Municipal Building

Unknown Built 1890 350 S 5th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55415

Romanesque Revival 85%
Eclectic 60%

This building exemplifies late 19th-century architectural trends, combining both functionality and decorative elements. Its significant presence in the city reflects the architectural style of its time.

Architectural Styles

Romanesque Revival

85%

The style is visible in the rounded arches and robust masonry. It showcases a blend of solidity and ornamental features that define Romanesque Revival architecture.

Rounded arches
Thick stone walls
Towers and turrets
Decorative masonry
Symmetrical layout

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Eclectic

60%

This building incorporates various architectural features, combining elements from different styles to create a unique aesthetic.

Mismatched roof styles
Varied window designs
Mixed materials
Contrasting colors
Decorative gables

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Notable Features

Decorative copper roof
Intricate stone carvings
Tall, slender windows

Historical Context

Built in the late 19th century during a period of urban expansion, this building represents the growing importance of municipal architecture in American cities.