What’s that building? Thornton Distilling Co.
The distillery, about 35 miles from downtown Chicago, gets the crisp, clean water for its products from an artesian well underneath the building.
The distillery, about 35 miles from downtown Chicago, gets the crisp, clean water for its products from an artesian well underneath the building.
The four-story building was designed to evoke seaside dining places around the Mediterranean.
The Peck family’s love of art and abolitionist beliefs came together at this home built in 1839 in Lombard.
The $7.8 million project’s message is one of reuse and rebirth.
The building is a visible piece of the legacy of Mary Thompson, Chicago’s first female doctor and the first woman known to have performed major surgery.
Built almost a century ago as a six-story parking garage, the structure is being turned into a 72-unit apartment building.
The Wrigleyville mosque started out 150 years ago as a Methodist church in downtown Chicago.
The federal government wants to demolish a pair of century-old State Street buildings — a plan preservationists are trying to stop.
In Plano, a long pavilion of glass and white steel appears to be floating near the banks of the Fox River. It once belonged to Edith Farnsworth.
They were one of Chicago’s first Black power couples, helping freedom-seeking Black people and fighting for voting rights in the 1800s.