Stillwater: MN 36: T.H.36 WB @ Manning Ave
Stillwater has served as a lumbering center on Minnesota’s St. Croix River since the mid-19th century. Its early sawmills and river traffic helped make it one of the state’s first major settlements; the former Minnesota Territorial Prison opened here in 1853. Brick commercial blocks downtown and Victorian-era homes retain the imprint of the timber boom. The St. Croix belongs to the federally designated Wild and Scenic River system, while the 1931 Stillwater Lift Bridge now serves pedestrians and cyclists. West of the historic riverfront, arterial roads, ponds and wooded residential edges reveal the broader landscape of the Twin Cities’ eastern fringe.
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Stillwater is best known within Minnesota for the Stillwater Lift Bridge, a 1931 vertical-lift crossing over the St. Croix River. The bridge now carries walkers and cyclists between Minnesota and Wisconsin, while the river forms part of the Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway. Main Street follows the Minnesota bank through a downtown shaped by the nineteenth-century lumber trade, with brick commercial buildings and steep hillside streets still defining its character. Stillwater also hosted Minnesota’s 1848 territorial convention, an early step toward statehood. Move on to other webcams in Minnesota to compare landscapes and settings around the St. Croix River.
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