USPS will rebuild Minneapolis post office destroyed in May riots The Minnehaha station was one of two post offices destroyed. Author: One of the two Minneapolis post offices destroyed in the May riots will be rebuilt. The U.S. Post Office Services announced Thursday that it will rebuild the Minnehaha Post Office at its same location, 3033 27th Ave. S., where it has been since 1970. The building was destroyed in the rioting that followed George Floyd's death during his arrest by Minneapolis Police Department. Another south Minneapolis post office, at 110 East 31st Street, was also destroyed. The USPS says it's not providing a construction timeline for when the Minnehaha facility will be rebuilt, but when it's done, it will "provide a full-service retail and house local mail delivery operations."