Built: 1902
Architects: Willoughby J. Edbrooke, Edward P. Bassford, James Knox Taylor
Height: 67m (221 ft)
Current owner: Ramsey County
Current use: Arts / cultural center. Home to five museums: American Association of Woodturners Galleries, Landmark Center Archive Gallery, Ramsey County Historical Society, The Schubert Club, TRACES Center for History and Culture.

Originally built as federal court building. Several infamous gangsters were tried here.

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No votes? Somebody! It's beautiful!

7.5/10 It's ok, but... I don't know, some kinda plastic maybe?! :D

8/10.

Looks nice! 8/10

8/10

7/10

hahahaha, plastic it's like Disney casttle :d 8

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I'll go along with 8/10. I lived in St. Paul for a few years and am very familiar with this building. It's a fine piece of Richardsonian Romanesque, although only Richardson himself would merit a 10, I think.

Where do people get this notion of "plastic"? This building is authentic sandstone construction.

8/10

Where do people get this notion of "plastic"? This building is authentic sandstone construction.I think people are saying it looks plastic because of the lighting in the first photo and the fact that it is still in very good condition. It certainly doesn't look plastic in real life.

I gave it 8/10, it is a nice building and fits in well in downtown St Paul.

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8. Good. Regards.

9/10

9.5/10. Scary to think this one was almost demolished.

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