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The Chicago Cultural Center, formerly the city's main library and HQ of the Grand Army of the Republic. Architectural features include the world's largest Tiffany dome. (Cory Steinberg)

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A bit of Dearborn Street between Chicago Avenue and Walton (Cory Steinberg)

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The Pittsfield Building at 55 E. Washington. Built by heirs of Marshall Field, completed in 1927.

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More spring beauty from around Chicago's neighborhoods - Chris Cullen

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The magnificent Monadnock Building at 53 W. Jackson in the Loop, by Burnham -Root (1891) and Holabird & Roche (1893). A darling of preservationists for good reason. (credit: Cory Steinberg)

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Around Lincoln Park/Oz Park - Jacq Rudzinskilmt

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Elks HQ Lincoln Park Part 2

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The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks National Headquarters, 2750 North Lakeview Avenue. A Beaux Arts masterpiece situated in Lincoln Park. (Corey Steinberg)

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Chicago spring scenery - Martin Spicuzza

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Spring time around Lincoln Park -Old Town (Janet Paradiso)

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A few beloved places from the SW side of Chicago, specifically Garfield Ridge/Archer, and Clearing/Midway areas, near where I grew up. Some still there, some gone but still cherished!

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The amazing Rookery Building, Burnham & Root with int. redesign by F.L. Wright (FB Pictures of Chicago)

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Wrigley Building Tribune and Trump towers on a foggy morning - Arif Erten

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The magnificent Jewelers' Building on Wabash -Sterling Wells

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333 N..Michigan Avenue (Sterling Wells)

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One of my favorite neighborhood haunts! (Photo: Brad Veach)

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A few last holiday images from around town - Chris Cullen