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Tribune Tower, Chicago - Text on back: The
Tribune Tower – located at the Michigan Avenue Bridge with the W.G.N. Radio Studios adjoining to the north. Here will be found a
fashionable shopping district and several of Chicago’s finest
office buildings, notable among them the Medinah Club and in the
distance to the right The Furniture Mart. Vintage postcard is
unused and in good condition.
Lincoln
Home, Springfield - No text on back. Vintage postcard is
unused and in good condition with slight edge/corner wear.
Church,
Chicago, Illinois: Text on Front: 583 8th
Church, Scientist, 44th and Michigan,
Chicago.
No text on back.
Postcard is in fair to good condition, postmarked from
Chicago,
1913, intact one cent stamp, edge wear, slight creasing to upper
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Onstot's Cooper Shop - Text on back: Interior of Onstot's Cooper Shop,
Lincoln's New Salem,
Illinois. Henry Otstot, cooper, erected this shop
while operating the Rutledge Tavern in 1834. A year later he built his
residence to the west and lived there until 1840.
Abraham Lincoln and
Isaac Onstot, the eldest son, were friends and studied together here by
the light of the fire kindled by the cooper's shavings. In 1840 this shop
was moved to Petersburg, where Onstot carried on his business for many
years. Latter weather-boarding was added on the exterior, larger windows
were installed, and it was used as a residence until 1922, when it was
purchased by the Old Salem Lincoln League, stripped of its
weather-boarding and re-erected on its original site. It is now restored
to its former exterior appearance. Lincoln's New Salem Enterprises, Inc.
Petersburg,
Illinois.
Chicago, Illinois Route 66 - Custom original only available at the
Rocky
Mountain General Store. Text on back: When
Route 66
began in 1926, its staring point was on Jackson Boulevard at
Michigan Avenue. In 1933, the starting point was moved east to
Jackson and Lake Shore Drive. In 1955, it was moved again to
Michigan Avenue when Jackson Boulevard became one way. Adams
Street became the new westbound
Route 66.
Today,
Chicago
currently marks the official beginning of
Route 66
as Adams Street and Michigan Avenue. Postcard
is brand new and in mint condition.
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Chicago
Navy Pier - Located on the shoreline of Lake Michigan, is an
interesting and enjoyable experience for visitors and residents of all
ages. Postcard
is new, unused and in mint condition.
The Westbury
Chicago - Text on back: The Westbury
Chicago. 160 E. Huron Street at St.
Clair Chicago, Ill. 60611 (312) 787-2900. The elegant new
Chicago Westbury
in the heart of the fashionable Near North. 500 extra large guest rooms.
Over 100 suites. On-premises Garage and Valet Parking. Heated swim pool.
Color T.V. First
run in room movies. Climate control. Maxwell's Restaurant and Polo Club
for dining and entertaining. Vintage postcard has writing on the back, and
is complete with intact 8 cent stamp. Postcard is in good condition with some
corner wear.
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Capital Avenue, Springfield - No text on back. Vintage
postcard is unused and in good condition with slight edge/corner
wear.
State Capital, Springfield - No text on back. Vintage
postcard is unused and in good condition with slight edge/corner
wear.
Hotel Abraham Lincoln, Springfield - No text on back.
Vintage postcard is unused and in good condition with slight
edge/corner wear.
Lincoln Library, Springfield - No text on back.
Vintage postcard is unused and in good condition with slight edge/corner
wear.
Decatur, Illinois Intown
Motel - Text on back: Decatur Intown Motel 1013 E. Eldorado Decatur, Ill. Steak houses and
restaurants in the next block. City buses at the front door. All rooms
have Television, Telephone, Radios, air-conditioning, carpets and ceramic
tile baths. Located on routes 36 and State 121. Phones: 42-84338 &
42-26565. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Schmidt Owners and Managers. Vintage
postcard has writing on the back, is postmarked 1961, intact 3 cent stamp.
Postcard is in good condition with some edge wear.
Executive House,
Chicago - Text on back: Executive House, 71 East Wacker Drive, Chicago 60601 FI 6-7100. Chicago's
new and luxury 40 story hotel. Located on the edge of the loop at North
Michigan Avenue. Drive-in parking. Direct Dial phones. Private Terraces.
Refrigerator-barettes. Home of the famous 71 Club. "Tomorrow's hotel
today". Vintage postcard is unused and in good condition.
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