Commercial Hotel Minneapolis, Kansas

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05/21/2022

Commercial Hotel Minneapolis, Kansas

Commercial Hotel at the northeast corner of Mill and 2nd in Minneapolis, Ottawa County, Kansas Was in operation from approximately 1875 to when it was torn down in approximately 1908.

Photo is property of the Ottawa County Historical Museum

Date & Place: 1880 in Minneapolis, Ottawa County, Kansas 67467, United States

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