WIN: Landmark Designation of 30 N. LaSalle Street Building Heightens Awareness of Chicago Stock Exchange, Chicago Stock Exchange Trading Room, and Entry Arch, and Continues Loop Revitalization

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30 N. LaSalle St., Thomas Stanley, 1975. Photo credit: Robert Gigliotti / CoStar
Chicago Stock Exchange Building Arch. Photo credit: Carol M. Highsmith, c.2017. Carol M. Highsmith Archive. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, LC-DIG-highsm-62983
Chicago Stock Exchange Trading Room Reconstruction, Chicago Stock Exchange Trading Room as reconstructed at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1976-1977 by architect John Vinci. Chicago Stock Exchange Building, 1894, Adler and Sullivan, 30 N. LaSalle Street. Demolished in 1972. Photo credit: Bill ZBbaren

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