| 751 |
Veluchamy Enterprises, (
Business Dictionary
) ...and industrial real-estate space, including the building that housed the former Michael Jordan's...
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| 752 |
Jewel Cos., (
Business Dictionary
) ...850 routes and $8 million in annual sales. In 1930, when the company had traded in its old horse-...
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| 753 |
Kraft Inc., (
Business Dictionary
) ...the cheese consumed in the United States. In 1930, Kraft-Phenix became a subsidiary of the National...
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| 754 |
Water and Urban Life, Ann Durkin Keating(
Interpretive Digital Essay (Essay)
) ...central but certainly not natural backdrop. Building from his experience with the World’s Columbian...
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| 755 |
Brunswick Corp., (
Business Dictionary
) ...and Sedgwick Streets, which was housed in a building designed by Louis Sullivan, employed about 700...
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| 756 |
Union Tank Car Co., (
Business Dictionary
) ...the company moved into the new Union Tank Car Building in Chicago's Loop, annual sales exceeded $100...
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| 757 |
Bethlehem Steel Corp., (
Business Dictionary
) ...during this period. It finally arrived in 1962, building a large new plant at Burns Harbor, Indiana....
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| 758 |
Carson Pirie Scott & Co., (
Business Dictionary
) ...company moved into a new Louis Sullivan–designed building at State and Madison. During the twentieth...
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| 759 |
Holabird & Root, (
Business Dictionary
) ...including the Tacoma and Marquette buildings, in addition to homes and other structures. By the...
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| 760 |
LaSalle National Bank, (
Business Dictionary
) ...It moved to the recently constructed Art Deco building on the northeast corner of Adams and LaSalle...
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| 761 |
Pure Oil Co., (
Business Dictionary
) ...to Chicago. From their offices in the Pure Oil building, company executives oversaw oil wells and...
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| 762 |
United States Gypsum Co., (
Business Dictionary
) ...hydrous calcium sulfate) and turned it into building products. By the mid-1930s, the East Chicago...
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| 763 |
Capsonic Group LLC, (
Business Dictionary
) ...manufacture injection-molded parts in a small building in Elgin, Illinois. The company grew quickly,...
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| 764 |
Chicago Housing Authority Family Projects, (
Map
) ...the unusually high proportion of children in the buildings and inadequate maintenance by the agency....
...segregation through its public housing policy of building only in black areas, and the withdrawal of...
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| 765 |
Burnett (Leo) Co., (
Business Dictionary
) ...into a new Chicago skyscraper, the Leo Burnett Building, located on Wacker Drive. The firm struggled...
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| 766 |
Wrigley (Wm. Jr.) Co., (
Business Dictionary
) ...went toward the construction of the Wrigley Building, the Michigan Avenue tower that was Chicago's...
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| 767 |
Automatic Electric Co., (
Business Dictionary
) ...Chicago-area residents at a complex of 17 buildings on the West Side. In 1955, when Theodore Gary &...
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| 768 |
Illinois Central Railroad (Corporate History), (
Business Dictionary
) ...as 10,000 workers at a time were engaged in building the railroad between 1851 and 1856. British and...
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| 769 |
Sears, Roebuck & Co., (
Business Dictionary
) ...its headquarters into the world's tallest building (the Sears Tower), the company's fortunes were...
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| 770 |
Marshall Field & Company Store, c.1904-1913, Photographer: Barnes-Crosby(
Historical Source
) ...Company Store today is not one but several buildings. The two most familiar sections, along State...
...and Washington, were designed by D.H. Burnham and Company. The north building was completed in...
...1902, and the south building, also twelve stories, was erected five years later. The famous clocks,...
Date Created: c.1904-1913,
Date Depicted: c.1904-1913
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