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Also in the video, are shots of Navy Pier (600 East Grand Avenue) and the lot where The Art Institute of Chicago (111 South Michigan Avenue) now resides.
Photo: YouTube/Kat Baleu
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
VIDEO: Chicago circa 1930
Also in the video, are shots of Navy Pier (600 East Grand Avenue) and the lot where The Art Institute of Chicago (111 South Michigan Avenue) now resides.
Photo: YouTube/Kat Baleu
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Timothy, thanks for putting this up:) It is so cool!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Beautiful city. thanks for posting this.
ReplyDeleteYou're both welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. I love old/vintage videos.
ReplyDeleteBest thing is I don't see any crackheads lying on the sidewalk weakly reaching out in their death throes begging for change
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