I have been meaning to say this for months now, but this documentary is exceptionally edited and narrated. IMHO it could even be an official Mayo Heritage film, that's how good it is. I have recommended this several times to people and staff on clinic tours I've been on. It's also interesting to see how the subway has changed since the old pictures. Again excellent job. If you did this as a school assignment I hope you got an A+ for it.
@mikeverlo8931
6 жыл бұрын
Thanks! It's from an internship I had working in Mayo Clinic's video department. I was personally curious about how such a vast subway system started, so decided to turn my answers into a video.
@rodman4085
10 ай бұрын
Up until the First Congregational church moved out to where it is now, my family attended it. The former location is where the Hilton building is on 2nd St SW/2nd Ave SW, SW corner. After services, I was given a quarter and I headed to the Kahler Hotel news stand to pick up the Minneapolis Sunday Tribune. I ducked out of the east door of the church, and into the Worrall Hospital next door, to the south, down into the subway, and hop, skipped, and jumped north to the Kahler. Along the way were the old large wheellchairs, no now longer used, past the entrance to the Plummer Building, the 1955 Mayo Clinic, and the 1914 building, up to the Kahler and back.....All before 1965 I think.
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