Title: Barnes Crosby Collection, ca

Barnes-Crosby collection of glass negatives and master photographs, [ca. 1904-1913]

Descriptive Inventory for the Collection at Chicago Historical Society, Research Center.

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Chicago History Museum, Research Center

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Title: Barnes-Crosby collection of glass negatives and master photographs

Main entry: Barnes-Crosby Company

Date: ca. 1890-1915

Accession#: 1985.0046

300 photographic prints : b&w ; 11 x 14 in. (Call#: 1985.0046 PPL)

300 negatives : glass, b&w ; 11 x 14 in. (Call#: 1985.0046 PGN0065-0090)

Restriction: To consult the glass negatives in this collection in the Research Center it is necessary to make an advance appointment (email: Research@chicagohistory.org ). However, the collection may include prints of many of them.

Description of the Collection:

Copy photographs and negatives of popular Chicago streets and sites primarily in the downtown Loop area, by commercial photographic studio Barnes-Crosby Company. Many images focus on individual buildings such as hotels, office buildings, stores, museums, theaters, hospitals, libraries, government buildings, organizations' buildings and buildings of the University of Chicago. Includes transportation scenes such as street traffic of horse-drawn vehicles and early automobiles, street market carts and wagons, street railroads, elevated trains and stations, major railroad stations, steam powered trains, boats and ships on the Chicago River and Lake Michigan along with scenes of the docks. Also includes views of major Chicago parks and the monuments and memorials therein, fire departments, stockyards, the White City amusement park, a few large mansions and a scene of an unidentified baseball game. In general, people do not figure prominently in these photographs. Most images are identified.

Also available as 4 x 5 in. copy negatives: ICHi 19001-19300.

Storage:

3 boxes (11 x 14 in.) Call#: 1985.0046 PPL

glass negatives Call#: 1985.0046 PGN0065-0090

Container List

(Photographs are listed in numerical order by negative number)

Box 1: 1-99

1. Wabash Avenue looking north from Monroe Street.

2. Path along Des Plaines River.

3. StockYards views.

4. Interior of Engine House, no. 40, 115 North Franklin Street.

5. State Street Bridge open, one of the first rolling life or bascule bridges.

6. Williams Building, 205 West Monroe, southwest corner South Wells, 1898.

7. Washington Park walk.

8. 30 North LaSalle Street, southwest corner Washington Street, Chicago Stock Exchange Building, 1894-1972. Adler & Sullivan. The entrance and the trading room are at The Art Institute of Chicago.

9. Chicago Athletic Club building, 12 South Michigan Avenue, 1893. Henry Ives Cobb.

10. Pennsylvania Limited between Englewood Station at 63rd Street and downtown.

11. 367 West Adams Street, southwest corner South Wacker Drive. Palmer building (Union Terminals, Ryerson Warehouse) 1905. Holabird & Roche.

12. Cook County Hospital, West Harrison and South Wood streets, 1882. John Crombie Cochrane, architect, George Messersmith, contractor. 12 looking southwest, 182 looking southeast.

13. St. Joseph's Hospital, northwest corner Garfield Avenue (now Dickens) and Burling Street. Razed in 1965.

14. Chicago Historical Society Building, Dearborn Street.

15. Looking west on Randolph Street from Dearborn Street, the central building is the Garrick building and theater (Schiller) 1892-1961. Adler & Sullivan.

16. Northwest corner of North State and West Randolph streets.

17. State Street bridge closed.

18. Des Plaines River at Lyon.

19. Clifton House (Windsor-Clifton hotel) northwest corner of South Abash and East Monroe streets, on site of present Carson, Pirie, Scott & Company store, 1873-1927., John M. Van Osdel. The Church Building, 1903, now occupied by Carsons. Hill & Waltersdorf. The J.P. Atwater building is also occupied by Carsons.

20. 57 East Jackson Street, southeast corner South Abash Avenue (Cable Building) 1899. Holabird & Roche. Illinois Theater Building, 65 East Jackson Street, 1900-1936. Wilson & Marshall.

21. Coliseum, Abash Avenue at 15th Street, 1899-1983. Two small portions of the stone wall still remain on the site.

22. Mercantile Building, 305 West Adams Street, southwest corner South Franklin Street (Foreman & Kohn Block) 1886. Bauer & Hill.

23. First National Bank, northeast corner West Monroe and South Clark streets, 1903-1969. D.H. Burnham & Co.

24. German Building in Jackson Park from the lakeshore.

25. Band stand at Garfield Park.

26. Madison Square Building, 119-23 West Madison Street (Advertising Building) 1913. Eric E. Hall added six floors in 1929.

27. E.C. Cook & Brother, northeast corner West Kinzie and North Orleans streets.

28. Champlain Building, 37 South Wabash Avenue, northeast corner East Monroe Street, 1903. Holabird & Roche.

29. Marshall Field & Co., northeast corner North Wabash Avenue and East Washington Street, the first building of the present block of buildings, 1892, D.H. Burnham, C. B. Atwood.

30. Lytton Building, 14 East Jackson Street, northeast corner of South State Street, 1913. Marshall & Fox.

31. Old Colony Building, 407 South Dearborn, southeast corner Van Buren Street 1894. Holabird & Roche.

32. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Office Building, southwest corner South Clinton and West Jackson streets, 1913. Marshall & Fox.

33. Brevoort Hotel, 120 West Madison Street, 1906-1962 as a hotel, then remodeled as an office building. H.R. Wilson and Benjamin H. Marshall.

34. Lexington Hotel, northwest corner Michigan Avenue and 22nd Street.

35. Washington Hotel (Journal Building) 167 West Washington Street, 1897. Jarvis Hunt.

36. The LaSalle Street tunnel from Randolph Street.

37. Terminals Building, 537 South Dearborn (Ellsworth Building) 1892. J.M. Van Osdel & Co.

38. Sheridan Road at Grace Street, sprinkler being used to keep down dust.

39. Lincoln Park Drive and Conservatory.

40. University of Chicago Law School (now Business East) 1904. Shepley, Rutan & Collidge.

41. Fire boats Chicago and Illinois just west of the Clark Street bridge.

42. Steamer Pere Marquette entering Chicago harbor.

43. Jerome Beecher, Turpin and Martha Green, E.G. Kelly Hallo, 1893 and (Green) 1899. Henry Ives Cobb.

44. LaSalle Hotel, northwest corner North LaSalle and West Madison streets, 1909-1976. Holabird & Roche.

45. Consumers Building, 220 South State Street, northwest corner West Quincy Street, 1913. Mundie & Jensen.

46. 6 North Clark Street, northwest corner West Madison Street, 1896-1941. (Strauss, The H.O. Stone, and Atwood building) Holabird & Roche.

47. Looking north on LaSalle Street from Arcade Place.

48. The Eastland just east of Rush Street.

49. Lincoln Park Zoo.

50. Madison and Wells elevated station, view to east and south. Security Building, 189 West Madison, southwest corner Wells Street, 1893. Clinton J. Warren.

51. Second Presbyterian Church, 1936 South Michigan Avenue, northwest corner 20th Street (now Cullerton) 1974. James Renwick. The interior was redone after a fire by Howard Van Doren Shaw.

52. Marquette Building, 140 South Dearborn, northwest corner of West Adams Street, 1895. Holabird & Roche.

53. Mouth of Chicago River looking west, 1911.

54. The City of Chicago at Rush Street.

55. On the left, Caxton Building, 500-08 South Dearborn Street, 1890- 1947. Holabird & Roche. On the right, Monon Building, 436-44 South Dearborn, 1890-1947. John M. Van Osdel.

56. Merchants Loan and Trust Building, 100-16 West Adams Street, northwest corner South Clark Street, 1900-1933. D.H. Burnham & Co.

57. West side of State Street looking north from Adams.

58. Andrews Building (Herald Building) 161-65 West Washington Street, 1891-1936. Burnham and Root.

59. Group with band at the statue of Koskiuszko at the north entrance of Humboldt Park. Statue dedicated 1904. Sculptor, Alexander Chodinski.

60. Rustic bridge in Washington Park.

61. Grand Central Station, southwest corner Wells and Harrison streets, 1900-1969. S.S. Beman.

62. Chicago Academy of Science, Clark Street at Armitage Avenue, 1983. Normand Smith Patton and Reynolds Fisher.

63. Woman's Temple building, 102-16 S. LaSalle Street, southwest corner West Monroe Street, 1892-1926. Burnham & Root.

64. Marshall & Field & Co. warehouse, 301 West Polk Street.

65. Ryerson Physical Laboratory, 1893. Henry Ives Cobb.

66. Columbus Memorial Building, 30 North State Street, southeast corner East Washington Street, 1893-1958. W. W. Boyington.

67. Harrison Street Police Station, northeast corner LaSalle Street.

68. Looking east on Randolph Street from Clark Street.

69. Fairbanks-Morse Building, 606 South Michigan Avenue, southwest corner East Harrison Street (Harvester Building) 1907. C.A. Eckstorm.

70. Marshall Field & Co., Wabash Avenue side showing middle Wabash building of 1906 just starting.

71. Hull Court, looking northwest, left Culver Hall, right Anatomy Building, 1897. Henry Ives Cobb. Hull Court, and gate by Olmsted Brothers, 1903.

72. Emmons Blaine Hall, Laboratory Schools, 1903. James Gamble Rogers.

73. John Crerar Library, located on sixth floor of Marshall Field & Co.'s building at corner of Wabash Avenue and Washington Street.

74. River scene looking west from Rush Street, Indianapolis in foreground.

75. Steamer Theodore Roosevelt at State Street.

76. Steamer Conemaugh at Rush Street.

77. Fisher Building, 343 South Dearborn, northeast corner Van Buren Street, 1896. D.H. Burnham. (The building was enlarged on the north in 1907).

78. Republic Building, 209 South State Street, southeast corner East Adams Street, 1905-1960. Holabird & Roche.

79. Engine and cart for carrying men in front of Engine House no. 40.

80. Plaza Hotel, southeast corner North Clark Street and West North Avenue, 1892-1967.

81. Lincoln Park High Bridge, "Suicide Bridge," 1894-1919.

82. McCormick Building, ca 1885-1907 (Harvester Building, Powers Building). On site of present University Club northwest corner South Michigan Avenue and East Monroe Street.

83. D.B. Fiske & Co., 225 North Wabash Street, southeast corner East South Water Street, 1912. George L. Harvey.

84. Lincoln Park Zoo.

85. Grand Central Station, southwest corner Wells and Harrison streets, 1890-1969.

86. Lincoln Park in winter.

87. LaSalle Hotel, northwest corner North LaSalle and West Madison streets, 1909-1976. Holabird & Roche.

88. Comiskey Park, American League Baseball park at 35th Street and northeast corner Shields Avenue, 1910.

89. Chicago Home for the Friendless, 5059 South Vincennes Avenue.

90. Steinway Hall, 64 East Van Buren Street, 1896. Dwight H. Perkins.

91. Mercy Hospital, northwest corner Calumet Avenue and 26th Street.

92. Hutchinson Hall, Mitchell Tower, Reynolds Club, Leon Mandel Assembly Hall, left to right, 1901. Shepley, Ruton & Coolidge.

93. Botany Building looking northwest, 1893. Henry Ives Cobb. Zoology and Hutchinson to right and Culver Hall to left in rear.

94. "America" by Henry Doulton of Lambeth, England. Exhibited at the World's Columbian Exposition and then presented to the West Park Commissioners and displayed in Garfield Park. It was unable to withstand our rigorous climate, and in 1915 had reached such a state of disrepair that it was removed from view.

95. Stratford Hotel (Gardner House, Leland House) southwest corner of South Michigan Avenue and East Jackson Street, 1872-1922. W.W. Boyington.

96. Jackson Park lagoon and boat house.

97. LaSalle Street Station, Van Buren Street facade, 1903. Razed, 1982. Frost & Granger.

98. Austin Building, 111 West Jackson Street (Western Union, Phoenix Building) 1886-1960? Burnham and Root.

99. Newberry Library, 60 West Walton Street, 1892. Henry Ives Cobb.

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100. German Catholic St. Paul Church, 2234 South Hoyne Street, 1897-99. Henry J.L. Schlacks.

101. Dearborn Street Station, Polk Street at the foot of South Dearborn Street, 1883. Cyrus L.W. Eidlitz.

102. Association Building (Central Y.M.C.A.) 19 South LaSalle, 1893. Jenny & Mundie. Equitable Building, 29 South LaSalle Street (National Life Building) 1902. Jenny & Mundie.

103. John A. Logan statue in Grant Park by Augustus Saint-Gaudens.

104. Garfield Park lagoon.

105. Washington Park fountain.

106. Stock Yards views.

107. Union Stock Yards, Exchange Avenue at Peoria Street, erected in 1879. Burnham and Root. The only remnant left of the Yards.

108. First Regiment Armory, northwest corner Michigan Avenue and 16^th Street, 1891. Burnham and Root.

109. The Italian Garden at Garfield Park.

110. Garfield Park pavilion and terrace.

111. Pullman Building, 79 East Adams, southwest corner South Michigan Avenue, 1884-1956. S.S. Beman. Notice the Orchestra Hall building just being started in 1904.

112. Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co. (Schlesinger & Mayer) store building. First section at 11-15 East Madison, 1900. Second section, southeast corner East Madison and South State Streets, 1903. Louis H. Sullivan.

113. Illinois Steel Company ore dock, on north branch just north of North Avenue, west side of river.

114. Chicago Opera House Block, southwest corner North Clark and West Washington streets, 1885-1912. Cobb & Frost.

115. State Street north from Madison Street.

116. College of Physicians and Surgeons, College of Medicine of the University of Illinois. Congress Street southwest corner Honore Street.

117. Unity Building, 127 North Dearborn Street, 1892. Clinton J. Warren. Chemical Bank Building, 115-21 North Dearborn Street, 1898-1929, Burnham & Root.

118. Chicago and Northwest Railway Station, northwest corner North Canal and West Madison Streets, completed 1911.

119. Unidentified waterway.

120. The Arthur Orr at Armour Elevator E on south branch near 16^th Street.

121. Hook and ladder in front of Engine House no. 40.

122. Northeast corner of Randolph and Dearborn Streets, Delaware Building, 1874. Wheelock & Thomas.

123. White City Amusement Park in its first season, 1905, looking south from the entrance on 63rd Street.

124. Water Tower and pumping station, looking southeast, 1869. W.W. Boyington. Survived the fire of 1871. The building to the right was the Kinzie Apartment House on the southwest corner of Chicago and Michigan Avenues.

125. Stock Yards views.

126. Wendell Phillips High School, 244 East Pershing Road, 1904. William Bryce Mundie.,

127. LaSalle-Monroe Building, 37-43 South LaSalle Street. (New York Life Building) West half, 1894 to 12 stories, east half in 1898 to 13 stories at which time another story was added to the west half, an additional story was added to the entire building in 1903. Jenney & Mundie.

128. Another view of 105 West Monroe Street Building with four floors and a bay added on the south end which was done in 1905. Jenney & Mundie.

129. The New Orleans docked at Delaware and Lackawana coal ore dock near 18th Street.

130. Lake View Building, 116 South Michigan Avenue, 1906. (Municipal Court Building) Jenny, Mundie and Jensen. Illinois Athletic Club, 112 South Michigan Avenue under construction, completed in 1908. Now being vacated by the club. Barnett, Haynes & Barnett of St. Louis.

131. Marshall Field & Co. Wholesale House, bounded by Adams, Franklin, Quincy and Wells Streets, 1887-1920. Henry Hobson Richardson.

132. Halsted Street vertical life bridge on the south branch.

133. Woman's Temple, 102-16 South LaSalle Street, southwest corner of West Monroe Street, 1892-1926. Burnham & Root.

134. LaSalle Street Station from the train shed side.

135. Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company Station, 1882-1927, from the west over tracks.

136. Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company Office Building, 226 West Jackson Street, northeast corner of South Franklin Street, 1904. Forst & Granger.

137. Canoe on bank of river.

138. Hyde & Behman's vaudeville house in 1904. Colonial Theater (Iroquois Theater) 24-28 West Randolph Street, 1903-1925.

139. Chicago Historical Society, northwest corner North Dearborn and West Ontario Streets, 1896, vacated 1931. Henry Ives Cobb.

140. Fifth Church of Christ Scientist, 4840 South Dorchester Avenue, 1904. S.S. Beaman.

141. Chicago Historical Society, northwest corner North Dearborn and West Ontario Streets, 1896, vacated 1931. Henry Ives Cobb.

142. Virginia Hotel, northwest corner of North Rush and East Ohio Streets, 1891-1931. Clinton J. Warren.

143. Michigan Avenue looking north from Congress Hotel.

144.

145. The Eastland at State Street.

146. The Pere Marquette in tow at State Street, the Dearborn Street bridge is also open.

147. Shooting the Chutes at White City Amusement Park.,

148. Windemere Hotel on the northwest corner 56th Street and Cornell Avenue, 1893-1959.

149. Michigan Avenue looking north from below 26th Street. Trinity Episcopal Church is on the southeast corner of 26th Street and Michigan Avenue and is visible here in middle of photograph.

150. State and Madison

151. Madison Street bridge looking northeast. Building is the Central Union Block, 1890-1926. L.G. Hallberg.

152. On the left the Great Northern Hotel, 237 South Dearborn, northeast corner West Jackson Street, 1892-1940. Burnham & Root. On the right Great Northern Office and Theater Building, 20 West Jackson, 1895. Daniel H. Burnham.

153. Michigan Avenue from Balbo Street north to Van Buren.

154. The Christopher Columbus approaching dock at Rush Street.

155. Maxwell Street area (Jefferson Street).

156. "Children of the Ghetto." Probably in the vicinity of Maxwell and Halsted Streets.

157. Wabash Avenue looking north from Adams Street elevated station.

158. Royal Insurance Building, 160 West Jackson Street, 1885-1920. W.W. Boyington. The view is from Sherman Street, the first three bays south from Jackson Street on the left are the Brother Jonathan Building, 1887-1911. The next two bays are the Wheller Building, 1883-1910. The building to the right is the Board of Trade.

159. The Christopher Columbus at dock at Rush Street.

160. Halsted Street vertical life bridge on the south branch.

161. St. Luke's Memorial Hospital, Indiana Avenue and 14th Street. Treat & Foltz.

162. Randolph Street viaduct looking west, at the left the building with a tower is Montgomery Ward & Co. The Chicago Public Library is at the end of the viaduct. The building to the right is the Masonic Temple on State Street, for many years the most visible building from the lake.

163. The Marion with tug looking east.

164. Marshall Field & Co., State Street side from Washington Street, the south building was replaced in 1907, the north portion was built in 1902.

165. State Street entrance to Marshall Field & Co.

166. Humboldt Park office building.

167. Chicago and Northwest Railway Company Station, North Wells and West Kinzie streets, from the Kinzie Street side.

168. Pennsylvania Limited between Englewood Station at 63rd Street and downtown.,

169. Hartford Building, 8 South Dearborn Street, southwest corner Madison Street. 1893, 1903-1968. East portion 1893, west portion 1903. Henry Ives Cobb.

170. Grand Pacific Hotel, on the block bounded by South Clark, West Quincy, South LaSalle and West Jackson Streets, 1873-1894/1921. W.W. Boyington.

171. Michigan Avenue at 33rd Street, left 3300 South Michigan Avenue, home of Mrs. Conrad Seipp, right 3254 South Michigan Avenue, home of Mr. and Mrs. John Cudahy.

172. The Lexington Hotel.

173. Alexian Brothers Hospital, northwest corner Belden and Racine Avenues, 1897. Richard E. Schmidt.

174. Bedford Building, 203 South Dearborn, southeast corner West Adams Street, 1890-1940. (Owings Building) Henry Ives Cobb. Temple Court Building, northeast corner South Dearborn and West Quincy Streets, 1886-1940. John M. Van Osdel.

175. Fisher Building, 343 South Dearborn, northeast corner Van Buren Street, 1896. D.H. Burnham. (The building was enlarged on the north in 1907)

176. Tug Sydney O. Neff entering harbor.

177. Garfield Park Pavilion and Terrace.

178. United States Life Saving Station, lake front at mouth of river.

179. Brunswick Building, 629 South Wabash Avenue (Studebaker Building) 1895.

180. Auditorium of the Abraham Lincoln Center, 3858 South Cottage Grove Avenue.

181. Medinah Building, northeast corner, South Wells and West Jackson Streets, 1893. Twelve stories were removed in 1931. Beers, Clay & Dutton.

182. Cook County Hospital, West Harrison and South Wood Streets, 1882. John Crombie Cochrane, architect, George Messersmith, Contractor. 12 looking southwest, 182 looking southeast.

183. Lincoln Park in winter.

184. Lincoln Park in winter.

185. The Christopher Columbus west bound in Chicago River.

186. The Rookery Building, 209 South LaSalle Street, on the east side of street between Adams and Quincy Streets, 1886. Burnham & Root.

187. United States Life Saving Station, lake front at mouth of river.

188. United States Life Saving Station, lake front at mouth of river.

189. Unidentified drawing of a prospective building.

190. Chicago and Northwest Railway Company Station, North Wells and West Kinzie Streets, from the Kinzie Street side.

191. Monadnock, view from the south, south half originally called Katahdin and Wachusett buildings, 1893. Holabird & Roche.

192. Holy Name Cathedral, northeast corner North State and East Superior Streets, 1874-75. Patrick C. Keeley.

193. Steamer Alaska at dock on east side of Wells Street.

194. The elevated intersection at Wabash Avenue and Van Buren Street.

195. Pontiac Building, northwest corner South Dearborn and West Harrison Streets, 1891, Holabird & Roche.

196. Calumet Club, South Michigan Avenue, northeast corner 20th Street (now Cullerton).

197. North American Building, 36 South State Street, northwest corner West Monroe Street, 1912. Holabird & Roche.

198. Potomac Apartments, southwest corner Michigan Avenue and 30^th Street.

199. The City of Benton Harbor and the whaleback Christopher Columbus at Rush Street.

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200. Chicago-Clark Building, northwest corner West Chicago Avenue and North Clark Street (Bush & Gerts Building, Bush Temple of Music) 1901. John O.E. pridmore. To the left is the Moody Church, then onthe grounds of the present Moody Bible Institute.

201. South Water Street Market.

202. West Randolph Street Market.

203. Galbraith Building, northeast corner West Madison and North Franklin Streets, 1873-1941. Contained the offices of Barnes-Crosby Company, the company that made or commissioned these photographs. Cochrane & Miller.

204. Band stand at Garfield Park.

205. Garfield Park Pavilion and Terrace.

206. The Art Institute of Chicago, South Michigan Avenue at Adams Street, 1892. Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge.

207. Blackstone Theater Building, 60 East Balbo, 1911. Marshall & Fox.

208. Fort Dearborn Massacre Monument, located at 18th Street and Calumet Avenue, east of George M. Pullman residence. Now in the entrance lobby of the Chicago Historical Society. The original base has been destroyed. Sculptor Carl Rohl-Smith. Dedicated 1893.

209. Michigan Avenue looking north from Harrison Street.

210. George Washington, by Daniel Chester French and Edward C. Potter, located in the north end of Washington Park.

211. The Rookery lobby after remodeling by Frank Lloyd Wright, 1905.

212. Lincoln Park Zoo.

213. Michigan Avenue from the Art Institute, 1912, The People Gas Company Building was completed in 1911. The Monroe Building at the end of the block was built in 1912.

214. Van Buren and State Streets elevated station. The Pillar with eagle is on the Rothschild Store, before their new building of 1912 which was later Goldblatt's.

215. Interior views of Chicago Historical Society.

216. West side of Dearborn Street north of Madison. 24-28 North Dearborn, the old University Club (later Press Club building) about 1893. 30 North Dearborn Street (Boyce Building) 1892. Henry Ives Cobb.

217. 3358 South Michigan Avenue on corner, 3344 and 3340 to the right.

218. George Washington, by Daniel Chester French and Edward C. Potter, located

219. The Art Institute of Chicago, South Michigan Avenue at Adams Street, 1892. Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge.

220. Railroad junction at 16th Street and South Branch of the Chicago River looking west.

221. Venetian Building, 15 East Washington Street, 1892-1958. Holabird & Roche.

222. View of northeastern portion of Loop from atop the Home Insurance Company.

223. Tacoma Building, northeast corner North LaSalle and West Madison Streets, 1889-1929. Holabird & Roche.

224. Garfield Park Pavilion and Terrace.

225. Palmer House (number three) southeast corner East Monroe and South State Streets, 1875-1923/25. John M. Van Osdel.

226. Augustana Hospital, on triangle south of Dickens Avenue between Cleveland Street and Lincoln Avenue, 1893 with an addition in 1903, demolished after new hospital at Dickens Avenue and Sedgwick Street, a block east, was built in 1925-26.

227. Coliseum, Wabash Avenue at 15th Street, 1899-1983. Two small portions of the stone wall still remain on the site.

228. Hull House complex, 800 South Halsted Street. The house and dining hall are still standing, neither is visible in this view. Now the campus of the University of Illinois at Chicago.

229. Haskell Hall (was Oriental Museum, now Business) 1896. Henry Ives Cobb.

230. Armour Institute (now Main Building, Illinois Institute of Technology) Federal and 33^rd Streets, 1892. Solon S. Beman.

231. Borland Building, 105 South LaSalle Street, southeast corner West Monroe Street, 1906. Shepley Rutan & Coolidge. The Calumet Building shown here was razed and an addition was made to the Borland Building in 1914 by Charles S. Frost. The Calumet, 1884-1913. Burnham & Root.

232. The Pennsylvania Limited arriving at Union Station, the viaduct of the West Side Elevated Railway at Adams and Canal Streets.

233. Grand Central Station, southwest corner Wells and Harrison Streets, 1890-1969. S.S. Beman.

234. Pennsylvania Limited between Englewood Station at 63rd Street and downtown.

235. Cobb Gate, 1900; Zoology Building, 1897. Henry Ives Cobb. Hutchinson Hall, Mitchell Tower, Reynolds Club, 1901. Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge. Botany Building, 1897. Henry Ives Cobb.

236. Cobb Hall to right, Blake Hall to left, 1892. Henry Ives Cobb. University of Chicago Press Building, 1902. Shepley Rutan & Coolidge in background at right.

237. St. Mary's of Nazareth Hospital, 545 North Leavitt Street.

238. Board of Health Building, 54 West Hubbard Street, northwest corner North Dearborn Street. (Criminal Courts Building) The buildings to the north contained office, hospital, woman's department, and seven tiers of cells, 1892. Otto H. Matz.

239. Wells Street bridge with elevated train.

240. Champlain Building, northwest corner North State and West Madison Streets, 1894-1914. Holabird & Roche.

241. Inter-Ocean Building, 57 West Monroe Street, 1900. W. Carbys Zimmerman. The newspaper ceased publication May 10, 1914. The building was remodeled as a theater and razed in 1977.

242. Williams Building, 205 West Monroe, southwest corner South Wells, 1898. Holabird & Roche.

243. The Fair Store, on West Adams, north side of street between State and Dearborn Streets, 1892. Jenney & Mundie.

244. Church of the Epiphany, southeast corner Ashland Boulevard and Adams street, 1885. Edward J. Burling and Francis Whitehouse.

245. Lobby of Railway Exchange Building, 80 East Jackson, northwest corner Michigan Avenue, 1904. D.H. Burnham & Co.

246. City Hall Square Building, 139 North Clark Street, 1912. C.A. Eckstorm. This entire block was razed, 1959-1963, in order to build the Daley Center.

247. Marshall Field & Company Men's Store, Annex.

248. Fort Dearborn Building (Burlington Building).

249. 105 West Monroe Street Building, southwest corner South Clark and West Monroe Streets, 1895. (Standard Trust & Savings Bank, Fort Dearborn Building) Jenney & Mundie.

250. Dearborn Street Station, Polk Street at the foot of South Dearborn Street, 1883. Cyrus L. W. Eidlitz.

251. Tribune Building (number 3) southeast corner South Dearborn and West Madison Streets, 1902. (Later Union Trust Building, now First Federal Savings and Loan Association.) Holabird & Roche.

252. Reliance Building, 32 North State Street, southwest corner West Washington Street. Two stories built in 1890, underneath existing four story building; Burnham & Root; original four stories demolished in 1895 and thirteen stories added. D.H. Burnham & Co. (BC-252)

253. Interior views of Chicago Historical Society.

254. Chicago Hospital, 811 East 49th Street.

255. Pennsylvania Limited between Englewood Station at 63rd Street and downtown.

256. Pennsylvania Limited between Englewood Station at 63rd Street and downtown.

257. View of South Dearborn Street from Fisher Building, Monadnock, Federal Building, Marquette on the left, Great Northern Hotel and Office building on the right.

258. Insurance Exchange Building, southwest corner South LaSalle and West Adams Streets, 1885-1912. Burnham & Root.

259. Illinois Central yards looking southwest from the Randolph Street viaduct.

260. Germania Club, northwest corner Germania Place and North Clark Street, 1888.

261. Heyworth Building.

262. Northeast corner of West Randolph and North Dearborn Streets, Delaware Building, 1874. Wheelock & Thomas.

263. Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Cathedral, 1121 North Leavitt Street, 1903. Louis H. Sullivan.

264. City Hall and County Building from LaSalle and Washington Streets.

265. Inter-Ocean Building, 57 West Monroe Street, 1900. W. Carbys Zimmerman. The newspaper ceased publication May 10, 1914. The building was remodeled as a theater and razed in 1977.

266. City Hall from LaSalle and Randolph Streets.

267. National Republic Bank Building, 122-36 South LaSalle Street, northwestern corner West Adams Street, 1908. (Corn Exchange Bank Building) Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge.

268. View of State Street after the 1907 addition to Marshall Field & Co. The converted cable car was pressed into service in 1970, but they were retired in 1908 when new street cars were obtained.

269. Garfield Park Conservatory.

270. Republic Building, 209 South State Street, southeast corner East Adams Street, 1905-1960. Holabird & Roche.

271. Michigan Avenue looking north from Van Buren Street.

272. Rush Street Bridge open for vessel.

273. Garfield Park Conservatory interior.

274. Metropole Hotel, South Michigan Avenue at 23rd Street.

275. Duck Island in Garfield Park.

276. Halsted Street vertical life bridge on the south branch.

277. Palmer House (number 3) southeast corner East Monroe and South State Streets, 1875-1923/25. John M. Van Osdel.

278. Marshall Field & Co. State Street side from Washington Street.

279. Marshall Field & Co., State Street and Randolph Street, 1902. D.H. Burnham & Co.

280. Victoria Hotel (Beaurivage Bachelor Apartments), northwest corner Michigan Avenue and Van Buren Street, 1875-1908.

281. City Hall and County Building completed in 1911. This portion on the northwestern corner of North Clark and West Washington Streets was completed earlier. Holabird & Roche.

282. Bridge in Garfield Park.

283. Garfield Park boathouse.

284. Chicago Title & Trust Co. Building, 69 West Washington Street, viewed from the northwest over roof of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, 1892. Henry Ives Cobb.

285. Board of Trade (number three) 1885-1929, 141 West Jackson Street, a 300-foot tower was removed about 1895 W.W. Boyington.

286. First floor of the Cook County Court House.

287. Fine Arts Building (Studebaker) 410 South Michigan Avenue, 1886. S.S. Beman.

288. Lumber schooner A.P. Stover unloading in South branch.

289. Kent Chemical Laboratory, 1894. Henry Ives Cobb.

290. Pennsylvania Limited between Englewood Station at 63rd Street and downtown.

291. Home Insurance Building, northeast corner South LaSalle and West Adams Streets, 1885-1931. William LeBaron Jenney,

292. Pennsylvania Limited between Englewood Station at 63rd Street and downtown.

293. Chicago Beach Hotel, Hyde Park Boulevard at the lake front, 1893-1926.

294. State Street north from Madison Street.

295. Stephen A. Douglas Monument, 35th Street overlooking Illinois Central tracks. Leonard Volk, sculptor.

296. Sinai Congregation, Indiana Avenue, southwest corner 21st Street, 1876-1912.

297. Siegel, Cooper & Co. (Leiter Stores, Sears, Roebuck & Co.) east side of South State Street between East Congress and East Van Buren Streets, 191. Jenney & Mundie.

298. Dearborn Street looking north from Congress, from right to left, Como, Manhattan, Plymouth, Old Colony, and Fisher buildings.

299. Monadnock, on block bounded by South Dearborn, West Jackson, South Federal, and West Van Buren Streets. View from the north, the north half originally called Monadnock and Kearsarge Buildings. The highest and heaviest wallvearing building in Chicago, 1891. Burnham and Root.

300. Interior views of Chicago Historical Society.