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Rephotographic Pair: Yahara Hotel and Mickey's Tavern
A vintage view and a modern view of the turreted building at 1524 East Williamson Street, presented as a pair. The vintage view shows the building when it was the Yahara Hotel and the modern view s...
Illinois Central Railroad Freight Depot
1914
The Illinois Central Railroad Freight Depot on West Washington Avenue.
Pilgrim Church
1915
Exterior view of the Pilgrim Church, located at 955 Jenifer Street.
Mickey's Tavern
April 17, 2012
A view of Mickey's Tavern from the corner of Winnebago and Thornton Streets. Signs on the building and in the window advertise lunch and brunch service.
Royal Theater
1913
View across street of the exterior of the Royal Theater, 407 Atwood Avenue (address now 2142 Atwood). Designed by Ferdinand Kronenberg (?) Building remodeled/replaced (1923?) by Universal Grocery,...
