Landmark Center (St. Paul)

The Landmark Center in St. Paul, Minnesota, is a historic building completed in 1902, originally serving as a post office, courthouse, and custom house. Designed by Willoughby J. Edbrooke, it features stunning Romanesque Revival architecture with pink granite and distinctive turrets. The building has a rich history, including trials of notorious gang members and notable judicial figures. After a restoration in the 1970s, it became an arts and culture center, housing various organizations, galleries, and exhibits, including the Ramsey County Historical Society and the Schubert Club Museum. Visitors can enjoy its beautiful interior, including a five-story courtyard, and explore its vibrant cultural offerings.