1. Leif Erikson
2. Quadriga: Progress of the State
3. Judicial Plaza
4. Floyd B. Olson – Governor during depression years
5. John Johnson – 1st Governor born in state
6. Knute Nelson: 1st foreign born Governor
7. Hubert H. Humphrey
8. The Women's Suffrage Memorial Garden
9. Charles Lindbergh: The Boy and the Man
10. Roy Wilkins Memorial
11. Laos Special Forces Memorial
12. MN Vietnam Memorial
13. Court of Honor
14. Korean War Veterans Memorial
15. MN Workers Memorial
16. Military Family Tribute
17. MN World War II Veterans Memorial
18. Fallen Firefighters Memorial
19. Medal of Honor Memorial
20. Medal of Honor Memorial
|Promise of Youth21. U.S.S. Ward Gun
22. The Peace Officers Memorial
23. Earthbound
24. Liberty Bell
A. Christopher Columbus Memorial (pedestal)
The Minnesota State Capitol Mall includes eighteen acres of green space. Over the years, monuments, and memorials, have been added to the mall.[1] The mall has been called Minnesota's Front lawn and is a place where the public has gathered for celebrations, to party, to demonstrate and protest, and to grieve.
The mall is overseen by the Capitol Area Architectural and Planning Board (CAAPB), a small state agency consisting of twelve members, with responsibilities to preserve and enhance the dignity, beauty, and architectural integrity of the capitol, the buildings adjacent to it, the capitol grounds, and the capitol area.[2]
- ^ "Capitol Mall Monuments and Memorials". Minnesota Department of Administration. Retrieved January 27, 2021.
- ^ "About Us". Capitol Area Architectural and Planning Board. Retrieved January 28, 2021.