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Rebori, A. N.
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A. N. Rebori
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Bailey, Vernon Howe
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Bond-Chandler
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Maas & Manz Chicago
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1919
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1869
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1910-04-09
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University of Illinois at Chicago
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University of Illinois at Chicago
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Grain elevators
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Haymarket Square Riot, Chicago, Ill., 1886.
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First Baptist Church
Water tower and pumphouse
Wolf's Point, Chicago, 1832
General perspective looking north
Armour elevator
Gateway to North Michigan Avenue
North plaza of new Michigan Avenue
Residence of Mrs. Potter Palmer
The execution
Kinzie's residence
Soldiers' Memorial in St. James's Church
Chicago Water Works
Water Tower
Mahlon D. Ogden property
Looking north from bridge
Navy Pier
First Baptist Church
Image | 1869 |
Picture Chicago
From text: "First Baptist Church, Wabash av., cor. Hubbard court."
Water tower and pumphouse
Image | 1875 |
Picture Chicago
Caption: "Chicago Water Works."
Wolf's Point, Chicago, 1832
Image | 1910 |
Picture Chicago
Caption: "Wolf's Point, Chicago, 1832 Near the Site of the North-Western Line Passenger Station, Wells Street, Chicago"
General perspective looking north
Image | 1919 |
Picture Chicago
Caption: "General perspective looking north, shows area affected by North Michigan Avenue extension. Drawing by A. N. Rebori."
Armour elevator
Image | 1906 |
Picture Chicago
Caption: "The Armour grain elevator is the largest in the city, and belongs to the millionaire meat packer. The owner is noted for his great wheat operations on the Board of Trade. The vast quantities of the actual product in this immense elevator have often been able to turn the market in his favor. The elevator is located on Goose Island in the Chicago River. The combi...
Gateway to North Michigan Avenue
Image | 1919 |
Picture Chicago
Caption: "Suggested treatment of gateway to North Michigan Avenue, looking north. Drawing by A. N. Rebori."
North plaza of new Michigan Avenue
Image | 1919 |
Picture Chicago
Caption: "Looking south across north plaza, showing possibilities of developing North Michigan Avenue. Drawing by Vernon Howe Bailey."
Residence of Mrs. Potter Palmer
Image | 1912 |
Picture Chicago
From text: "Potter Palmer of Chicago was a member of the Board of Directors of the World's Columbian Exposition, and his wife, Mrs. Bertha M. Honore Palmer, was president of the Board of Lady Managers."
The execution
Image | 1889 |
Picture Chicago
Engraving depicts August Spies, Adolph Fischer, George Engel and Albert Parsons standing at the gallows, moments before their execution on Nov. 11, 1887.
Kinzie's residence
Image | 1869 |
Picture Chicago
From text: "The first white man who became a permanent settler here was Mr. John Kinzie, an Indian trader, who crossed the lake from St. Joseph, Michigan, in 1804. He was the founder of the commerce of Chicago … Outside the fort Chicago then consisted of but five houses: first, Mr. Kinzie's, on the north side of the river, opposite the fort..."
Soldiers' Memorial in St. James's Church
Image | 1910 |
Picture Chicago
Caption: "The Soldiers' Memorial in St. James's Episcopal Church (Uninjured by the Fire and Forming Part of the Reconstructed Edifice, at Cass and Huron Streets)". Note: Cass Street is earlier name for Wabash Avenue.
Chicago Water Works
Image | 1869 |
Picture Chicago
From text: "… it was not until Monday, March 25th, 1867, that the water was let into the tunnel to flow through the water pipes and hydrants of the city. On that day the new water works were formally inaugurated by the laying of the corner stone of the new tower, situated about half a block west of the old tower, and since completed to a total height of 130 feet, standing on...
Water Tower
Image | 1906 |
Picture Chicago
Caption: "The Water Tower[.] The North Water Works are situated on Chicago Avenue near the lake shore. Here a stone tower, one hundred and sixty feet high, receives water from the lake forced by four engines having a pumping capacity of ninety-nine million gallons daily. The water is conveyed to the tower through a brick tunnel five feet in diameter which extends two mile...
Mahlon D. Ogden property
Image | 1910 |
Picture Chicago
Caption: "The Mahlon D. Ogden Property By Courtesy of the Chicago Historical Society". Image is undated but appears to be from the 1860s.
Looking north from bridge
Image | 1919 |
Picture Chicago
Caption: "Looking north from bridge showing monumental arch treatment. Drawing by A. N. Rebori." From text: "Early in the previous year the North Central Business District Association (the name of which has since been shortened to North Central Association) ... invited a number of architects to meet with a committee of its organization with a view to enlisting their inter...
Navy Pier
Image | 1930 |
Picture Chicago
From text: "The Navy Pier, an immense and impressive structure of concrete, steel and glass, nearly 300 feet wide, extends from the foot of Grand Avenue, 3,000 feet into Lake Michigan, at Chicago's harbor entrance, and affords a cool, delightful summer recreation place for the public. The pier has three tiers, the lowest for freight traffic, the middle for passenger traffic...
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