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Wacker Drive Looking South

Wacker Drive Looking South


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Filename: 918_11_8CK1762.jpg

Size: 3265 x 2030 (1.5MB)

Date: 11th October 2010

Source: Universal Images Group (UIG)

Copyright Status: Public Domain

Source: UIG CULTURAL HERITAGE

© Cultural Heritage Images/Universal Images Group

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Wacker Drive Looking South

Postcard view shows Wacker Drive looking south. The Morton Salt, Kemper and Herald-American buildings are in view

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Media ID 9750799

© Cultural Heritage Images/Universal Images Group

1958 Buildings Chicago Drive Morton Postcard Salt South View Wacker


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This print from Universal Images Group (UIG) takes us on a nostalgic journey back to 1958 in the bustling city of Chicago, USA. The postcard view showcases the iconic Wacker Drive, stretching out before our eyes as we gaze southwards. The image perfectly captures the essence of this vibrant metropolis during that era. As we delve into the details of this photograph, our attention is immediately drawn to three prominent buildings that grace the skyline. Standing tall and proud are the Morton Salt, Kemper, and Herald-American buildings. These architectural marvels not only symbolize progress and prosperity but also serve as a testament to Chicago's rich history. The Morton Salt building exudes an air of grandeur with its elegant design and towering presence. Its gleaming facade reflects sunlight like crystals, adding a touch of brilliance to this urban landscape. Next to it stands the Kemper building, radiating sophistication through its sleek lines and modern aesthetic. Completing this picturesque scene is the Herald-American building - a beacon of journalism in those times when newspapers were at their peak influence. Its significance lies not only in its physical structure but also in its role as a purveyor of news and information for countless citizens. This remarkable print invites us to step into Chicago's past while simultaneously reminding us how far we have come since then. It serves as a visual reminder that cities are ever-evolving entities shaped by time, yet still manage to retain their unique charm throughout generations.

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