POTENTIAL WIN: Preservation Chicago Formally Suggests Four Significant Historic Places for Chicago Landmark Designation

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The Amanda Apartments, 1898-1900, Robert Skilleter Smith, 56-60 E. Chicago Avenue. Photo credit: Redfin
South Park Terrace Apartments, 1905, Harry Hale Waterman, 6116-34 S Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. Harry Hale Waterman is also the architect of the Eugene S. Pike House / Watchman’s House, 1894, Harry Hale Waterman, 1826 W. 91st Street in Beverly. Photo credit: Debbie Mercer
St. Mark’s Roman Catholic Church Complex, 1048 N. Campbell. Photo credit: @properties
Western Boulevard Industrial Buildings, 4200-4500 S. Western Boulevard, c.1910-1920. Photo credit: Serhii Chrucky / Esto

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