This theater was located at 4408 N. Milwaukee Avenue in Chicago. It opened in 1913. It had one screen. It operated into the 1930’s. The building still exists.

Former Montrose Theater Building

Former Montrose Theater Building
This theater was located at 4408 N. Milwaukee Avenue in Chicago. It opened in 1913. It had one screen. It operated into the 1930’s. The building still exists.

Former Montrose Theater Building

Former Montrose Theater Building
The Times Theater was located at 4847 N. Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago in the Jefferson Park neighborhood. It opened in December, 1936. It had one screen and 800 seats. Its style was art deco.
While it was in operation, it featured 2nd and 3rd run movies. It closed in 1954. Its building was razed in the 1980’s.

Advertisement for Times opening

Times Theater Internet Photo

Former Area of Times Theater

Former Area of Times Theater

Kankakee River

Kankakee River

Kankakee River

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Old Viaduct

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Hamburger Mary’s

Hamburger Mary ‘s

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Located at 5400 N. Clark in the Andersonville neighborhood of Chicago is the restaurant Hamburger Mary’s. This is a chain with multiple locations in the U.S.
Few are aware that this was originally the site of the Swedish American State Bank. It was built in 1913. The architects were Ottenheimer, Stern, and Reichert.
The style was beaux arts. The facade is white glazed terra cotta.
There have been extensive renovations since 1913. Before 1940, it was split into 3 stores. Additional doors, windows and awnings were added
The second floor (the attic) was originally a mezzanine. It was converted to a complete room. Skylights were tarred over.

Engine Company 102 Building

Engine Company 102 Building

Re-watering Project Ottawa

Same as above Columbus Street Bridge

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Same as above LaSalle Street Bridge

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I visited the Ottawa area last week September 17-18, 2018 to view the status of the I and M Canal rewatering project. This has been a proposal in work for years. Actual work began summer of 2018. The total length of the project is .6 miles. It extends from Guion Street to the Illinos Railway one block West of Canal Street. The pictures above are of the work site.
Thanks to Arnie Bandstra from the Ottawa Canal Association.

Lehigh Portland Cement

Lehigh Portland Cement

Lehigh Portland Cement

Lehigh Portland Cement
Chicago Cement Company was one of two cement companies in Oglesby, Illinois. It was founded in 1898. The operation was purchased by Lehigh Portland Cement in 1916. It was managed under this operation until 1963. The plant was closed in 1963 because of the unwillingness of Lehigh to spend the money to refurbish the operation. Their quarry was sold to Marquette Cement (this is still operating as Lonestar)

Lock 14 I and M Canal

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Lock 15 I and M Canal
Photos taken 9/16/2018. All photos copywrighted.