Most of the initial 107 patients from Block E lived in flats that were vertically arranged.

The construction of the fifth block, Block E, was completed in 2009.

In its early days, Block E contained mansions and row houses.

Citizens who had enjoyed Block E also had a celebration.

The new Block E is accessible from street level, and loosely models itself after buildings which previously existed on the site (specifically on Hennepin).

However, the soon-to-be father Luzar went to fight to fight at Block E and died shortly.

Macari's Block E (half-bottle, $36), an ice wine, is his creation.

He walked through the snow towards Block E, where the Hungarian and Rumanian prisoners were kept.

In 2009, one of the blocks, Block E, was sold to the public.

The building that housed Rifle Sport was demolished with the rest of Block E in 1988.