Home Braun & Fitts Butterine Factory / Wrigley Lodge / Salvation Army, Furst & Rudolph in 1891, with Art Deco/Art Moderne Remodeling by Albert C. Fehlow in 1947, 509 N. Union Avenue, in West Loop/ Wolf Point. Photo Credit: Serhii Chrucky Braun & Fitts Butterine Factory / Wrigley Lodge / Salvation Army, Furst & Rudolph in 1891, with Art Deco/Art Moderne Remodeling by Albert C. Fehlow in 1947, 509 N. Union Avenue, in West Loop/ Wolf Point. Photo Credit: Serhii Chrucky

Braun & Fitts Butterine Factory / Wrigley Lodge / Salvation Army, Furst & Rudolph in 1891, with Art Deco/Art Moderne Remodeling by Albert C. Fehlow in 1947, 509 N. Union Avenue, in West Loop/ Wolf Point. Photo Credit: Serhii Chrucky

Tyler & Hippach Glass Company Building / William J. Cassidy Tire Building, Henry J. Schlacks, 1902, Originally at 117–125 N. Clinton Street later moved to 344 N. Canal Street, in West Loop/Wolf Point. Photo Credit: Eric Allix Rogers

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