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Memorial Stadium Champaign

September 9, 2019September 9, 2019 / canalman / Leave a comment

Memorial Stadium

Memorial Stadium

Kankakee River as seen from I 57 9/8/2019

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Kankakee River looking West

Kankakee River looking west

Cal Sag Canal as seen from I 57 on 9/7/2019

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Cal Sag Canal

Cal Sag Canal

Cal Sag Canal

Cal Sag Canal

River City along the South Branch Chicago River

September 6, 2019 / canalman / Leave a comment
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River City

Lock between Lake Michigan and the Main Branch of the Chicago River in open position

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Open  Lock

Nederlander Theater

September 4, 2019 / canalman / Leave a comment
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Nederlander Theater

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Nederlander Theater

Chicago Union Station Power House

September 3, 2019March 1, 2020 / canalman / Leave a comment
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Power  House

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Chicago Power House

     Latest information is that this building is scheduled to be demolished.  2/27/2020.

 

RIP IGA Roger’s Park

September 2, 2019September 3, 2019 / canalman / Leave a comment

IGA Building before demolition

Terra Cotta

IGA Building before demolition

Same as above

Terra Cotta

Building after demolition

Building after demolition

Piece of Terra Cotta

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Fragment of terra cotta

Bridges on south branch of the Chicago River

September 2, 2019September 2, 2019 / canalman / Leave a comment
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Lake Street Bridge over south Branch of Chicago River

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Same as above

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Congress Parkway Bridge over south branch  of the Chicago River

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Roosevelt Road Bridge over south branch of the Chicago River

 

 

Signage along the south side of main branch of the Chicago River

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Plaque on Bridge Tender House  Dearborn Street Bridge

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Plaque  memorializing  a warehouse built by Gurdon Hubbard  along the south bank of the main branch of the Chicago River

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