Strata Wood Signage of Chicago creates unique, custom carved wooden signs for businesses and organizations. Their signs are made from solid mahogany and can be double-sided, allowing for maximum visibility from any angle. Each sign comes with the appropriate wrought iron bracket for easy installation. Strata Wood Signage prides themselves on creating signs that reflect… Continue reading Strata Wood Signage Chicago: Crafting One-of-a-Kind Hand-Carved Wooden Signs for You.
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House of the Day #74: 806 W. Belmont
Belmont in close proximity to Halsted looks an unlikely location to discover a great Victorian dwelling, but listed here stands this property from 1895, sandwiched in concerning charming but more recent industrial and combined-use buildings. Lovingly painted woodwork and the lance home windows at the prime are remarkable options. The addition to the appropriate tries… Continue reading House of the Day #74: 806 W. Belmont
Peoples Bank Building, Bloomington, Illinois
A check out of the southwest corner of Bloomington’s historic Courthouse Sq., as seen from the grounds of the Old McLean County Courthouse, now the McLean County Museum of Heritage. N. Middle Road is to our ideal, and the cross avenue is W. Washington St. is the cross street. In advance is the seven-tale Peoples… Continue reading Peoples Bank Building, Bloomington, Illinois
Chicago IL ~ Prairie Avenue District ~ 2002
William Wallace Kimball (1828 – 1904) was the founder of the enterprise now recognized as Kimball Intercontinental. Kimball was born in Rumford, Maine. He moved to Decorah, Iowa, in his mid-twenties and grew to become a genuine estate broker. He liquidated his investments just just before the Panic of 1857 and moved to Chicago.[1] In… Continue reading Chicago IL ~ Prairie Avenue District ~ 2002