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c. 1890 OldPik

Lew Wallace at his home

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CON LOS MUERTOS EN LA BATALLA

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Andrew Carnegie, age 16, with younger brother Thomas

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c. 1902 OldPik

Rush St. Bridge

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Man on a wild chopper bicycle

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Boston Store

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Soldier Field

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DAY BEFORE ALCOHOL PROHIBITION

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c. 1930 OldPik

re-enactment of the St. Valentine’s Day massacre

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Market on Maxwell Street

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An exhibit hall interior of the World Columbian Exhibit

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Chicago Mayor Carter Harrison Sr. delivers a speech to crowd during "American Cities Day"

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Children in Chicago

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Gangsters Hiding Their Faces during Al Capone's Trial

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c. 1958 OldPik

Clark Street Bridge

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Chicago race riot.

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c. 1923 OldPik

Women eating hot dogs

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Brother and sister.

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Viking, replica of the Gokstad Viking ship, at the World Fair

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Confiscated liqour at the federal warehouse

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Union Station

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Chicago Car Park

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Young Chicago Residents

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Coffee break on the job

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Michigan Avenue

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Blue Island Avenue

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A woman shows off a cane containing a flask for alcoholic beverages

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Jackson Boulevard ,Market Street ,Wacker Drive

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Sheridan Road ,Wilson Avenue

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Maxwell Street Market on the Jewish West Side

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Illinois Central railyard

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The oldest photo of Chicago

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Grant Park, south from Art Institute

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Street

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48 cars in a elevator parking garage in Downtown business district, USA. Built by the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company,

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Lawrence Avenue

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John Bull at the Columbian Exposition

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North Shore Line

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c. 1901 OldPik

Halsted Street Vertical Lift Bridge

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c. 1895 OldPik

The Tugboat Binghampton passes the Adams Street swing bridge

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notable Chicagoans associated with the fair met again

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