Double Helix
Minneapolis, Minnesota
N 44° 58' 48.918" W 93° 17' 19.884"
Located inside Minneapolis’s International Market Square, the Double Helix staircase is a striking survivor from the building’s earlier life as the Northwestern Knitting Company factory, later known as the Munsingwear Building. The factory complex was built between 1904 and 1915, and the paired stairways were designed so arriving workers could go up one side while departing workers came down the other, keeping traffic moving smoothly through the plant. Believed to be one of the first double-helix stairways of its kind in the United States, it remains one of the building’s most distinctive features and a rare reminder of Minneapolis’s industrial past.
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Paper Prints
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5x7 - $25
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6x12 - $40
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8x8 - $40
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8x10 - $40
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9x18 - $60
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11x14 - $60
Paper Prints – Limited Edition (LE)
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8x12 - $75
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12x12 - $95
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12x18 - $95
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16x16 - $150
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20x30 - $255
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24x36 - $300
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30x45 - $485
Metal Prints – Limited Edition (LE)
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12x18 - $210
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16x24 - $295
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20x20 - $340
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20x30 - $475
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24x36 - $625
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30x45 - $985
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40x60 - $1695
✨ Notes
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Limited Edition (LE) prints are signed and numbered, and only available in select sizes.
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All prints are made to order. Custom sizes may be available upon request.
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Pricing does not include framing or shipping unless otherwise stated.
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