Mill City Museum is located in Minneapolis, Minnesota and is built within the ruins of the historic Washburn A Mill. The museum showcases the city's rich milling history and its role in the flour industry, which earned Minneapolis the nickname "Mill City." Visitors can explore interactive exhibits, view artifacts, and learn about the impact of milling on the local economy and culture. The museum features a unique observation deck that offers stunning views of the Mississippi River and the surrounding area. It also includes a restored water-powered mill and hosts various educational programs and events throughout the year, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists.