Minnesota’s Bookstore

Saint Paul, États-Unis

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Téléphone :
+1 651-297-3000
Site :
www.minnesotasbookstore.com
Adresse :
660 Olive St, Saint Paul, MN, 55155
Payne-Phalen
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
230 mUniversity Av
340 mMt Airy St (Winter)
350 mLafayette PlazA
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Minneapolis, MN
State run bookstore that receives no money from the state, according to them (I wouldn’t be too sure about this). Operated by the Department of Administration, Materials Management division. They sell a plethora of products, including coffee mugs, key chains with Minnesota engraved. Recreational books, a wide variety of maps, books about state building codes and my favorites, books on Minnesota statutes, Rules and Sessions Laws & Campaign Finance Laws & Rules, just a hoot at how big brother is working for common folk.
Definitely one of my favorite places to bring out of towners who feel the need to hoard themselves with unnecessary materials.