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A local historian is spearheading an effort to save an elaborately carved wooden facade of a former nightclub where the Smashing Pumpkins played its first concert in the late 1980s
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Historical Photo of the Day: Construction of the Calumet Water Reclamation Plant (WRP) on June 2, 1922. Join us on Tuesday, February 14, at 2 p.m. on our next virtual tour ⬇️
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Love seeing this on the front page of @Wikipedia today!
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I drove by last night.. interesting.. well go by today to see if I can get a better pic of the goast sign above it..📸
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I have a question for the Chicago history sleuths out there (paging @ForgottenChi).
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What was this large structure on the near northwest side of Chicago? It looks absolutely enormous. Was it near goose island?
Saint Adalbert Roman Catholic Church in Chicago was designed by architect Henry J. Schlacks. Its interior is modeled after the papal basilica of San Paolo fuori le mura in Rome.
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There was construction on northbound Halsted Street, which was a blessing in disguise because we wound up at the Nativity of Our Lord Catholic Church. A kind employee saw us gazing at the building and welcomed us inside for photos + a nearly 30min convo about machine politics.










































