Chicago Theater
Chicago Theater
Bascule Bridges over north branch of the Chicago River
Kinzie Street Railroad Bridge over north branch of the Chicago River
Kinzie Street railroad bridge over north branch of the Chicago River
Same as above
Kinzie Street Traffic Bridge over north branch of the Chicago River
Kinzie Street traffic bridge over north branch of the Chicago River
Grand Avenue Bridge over north branch of the Chicago River
Ohio Street Bridge over north branch of the Chicago River
Bascule Bridges over the main branch of the Chicago River
Lake Shore Drive Bridge over main branch of the Chicago River
DuSable (Michigan Avenue) Bridge over main branch of the Chicago River
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Wabash Avenue Bridge over main branch of the Chicago River
Same as above
Wabash Avenue Bridge
State Street Bridge over main branch of the Chicago River
Dearborn Street Bridge over main branch of the Chicago River
Clark Street Bridge over main branch of the Chicago River
LaSalle Street Bridge over main branch of the Chicago River
Palace Theater Chicago
Palace Theater Chicago
Temporary Chicago Avenue Bridge over the North Branch of the Chicago River.
Temporary Chicago Avenue Bridge. Montgomery Ward Warehouse in the Backgroun
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Same as above. Note old Bridge Tender House
Old Bridge Tender house Chicago Avenue
Chicago Avenue Temporary Bridge.
Temporary Chicago Avenue Bridge. Montgomery Ward Warehouse in the background.
Oliver Building
Oliver Building
Oliver Building
Oliver Building
Oliver Building
Oliver Building
Facade Harris Theater
Facade Harris Theater
Facade Harris Theater
Façade Theater
Façade Harris Theater
Facade Selwyn Theater
Facade Selwyn Theater
Marina City
Marina City
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Marina City
Marina City
Marina City
Marina City
Marina City
Mather Tower
This building is located at 75 E. Wacker Drive, Chicago.
The building was constructed in 1928. The architect was Herbert Hugh Riddle. It is 521 feet tall. There is a 25 story rectangular box like structure. Atop this is an 18 story octagonal top.
The style is neo gothic with terra cotta exterior. It is the most slender high rise in Chicago. It was the headquarters of the Mather Stock Car Company. This was a builder of rail cars for transporting life stock
Mather Tower
After years of disrepair, by the 1990’s, the top 4 story top cupola was so deteriorated that it was eventually demolished. In 2000, Masterworks Development Corporation acquired the structure and undertook a multiyear complete renovation.
The lower portion of the building currently houses the River Hotel. The octagonal upper stories are currently occupied by Club Quarters–a chain of membership corporate accommodations.
Mather Tower
Mather Tower
Mather Tower
