Mississippi River draw down draws spectators despite cold

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Mississippi River draw down draws spectators despite cold

Produced by J. Pinkley | Last updated on Feb 20, 2008

It only happens once every 20 years -- the Mississippi River is lowered several feet near St. Anthony Falls exposing architectural elements not normally seen. Many braved the cold to tour the area despite near zero temperatures.

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