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All in Chicago
Mies' God Box
Mies van der Rohe’s own design for a house of worship is found on the Illinois Institute of Technology’s main campus in Bronzeville. It is a simple brick box with load-bearing walls. Jack Siegel discusses the Carr Chapel and his image of it. He also includes a number of other images that he has made of other Chicago-area houses of worship.
Paul Butterfield
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Billiken
The 90th Annual Bud Billiken Parade
Marx Brothers
The Marx Brothers Resided in this Home Beginning in 1912
Garfield Park
Air Flows Past a Plant Resting on a Ledge in the Garfield Park Conservatory
Power
Mayor Richard J. Daley’s Former Home
It's Your Stuff
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Two Voyeurs
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Yesterday
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Music Box Theatre
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Greenland Comes to Chicago
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Marquis Hill
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Graceland in Winter
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Grinding, Creaking
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Generous
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Blues at Logan III
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Blues at Logan II
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