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Minneapolis Mary Tyler Moore Statue – Meet Minneapolis

The Mary Tyler Moore statue at Minneapolis Visitor Information honors the character who turned the world on with her smile.

Minneapolis, MN – Mary Tyler Moore Statue

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Mary Tyler Moore Statue – Minneapolis, Minnesota – Atlas Obscura

Discover Mary Tyler Moore Statue in Minneapolis, Minnesota: A bronze statue on a downtown corner honors Minneapolis's favorite career gal.

Mary Tyler Moore statue returned to original Minneapolis site …

Gwendolyn Gillen, a Wisconsin artist who created the Moore statue, died two days after Mary Tyler Moore

MTM Mary Tyler Moore Statue – Downtown Minneapolis …

6 reviews of MTM Mary Tyler Moore Statue "Once the decision was made to vacation in Minnesota with several days dedicated to the Twin Cities I made sure the Mary Tyler Moore Statue was on the itinerary.

Mary Tyler Moore statue goes back on display in Minneapolis

Dec 10, 2015 · Mary Tyler Moore statue goes back on display in Minneapolis. Fans can take selfies with the statue at the new Minneapolis Visitor Information center.

Mary Tyler Moore Statue Returns To Nicollet Mall « WCCO | CBS …

Nov 10, 2017 · The iconic Mary Tyler Moore statue has returned to its original downtown Minneapolis location.

Mary Tyler Moore Statue Returns to Temporary Location …

After much interest in where the Mary Tyler Moore statue had gone this summer, city officials have found a new, temporary location for her. The statue will take up temporary residence at the Minneapolis Visitor Information center on Nicollet Mall downtown Minneapolis…

Mary Tyler Moore statue is back on Nicollet Mall – Star Tribune

Nov 11, 2017 · She's back. The beloved bronze statue of Mary Tyler Moore exuberantly tossing her hat into the air is back at its original home at Nicollet Mall and 7th Street in Minneapolis.

Mary Tyler Moore statue | Star Tribune

She’s a local icon because she worked for Mr. Grant at a fictitious Minneapolis TV station and famously tossed her beret into the sky. So there’s a statue to commemorate that hat toss by the woman who turned the world on with her smile.