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June 4, 2014 at 7:39PM
To celebrate the St. Paul's Creative Enterprise Zone, in the University and Raymond Aves. area, photographer Alec Soth, who has a studio in the neighborhood, had one of his images reproduced on a billboard above the intersection of University Ave. and Vandalia St.
To celebrate the St. Paul's Creative Enterprise Zone, in the University and Raymond Aves. area, photographer Alec Soth, who has a studio in the neighborhood, had one of his images reproduced on a billboard above the intersection of University Ave. and Vandalia St. (Star Tribune/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Photographer Alec Soth, who has a studio in the area, celebrated St. Paul's Creative Enterprise Zone, around University and Raymond avenues. One of his images was unveiled Tuesday on a billboard at University Avenue and Vandalia Street to mark the zone, which aims to preserve and promote the area's historic and creative character. The image, of a clothesline on a Mississippi houseboat, is one of Soth's best-known photos.

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