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Cover of the January 1910 Fine Art Journal: Devoted to Art Music & Literature

The January 1907 Cover Page of the Brush and Pencil: An Illustrated Magazine of the Arts To-Day (Vol. XIX No. 1)

Cover of Prize Homes. From the title page: "The book includes 92 houses, complete with floor plans elevations, including the twenty-four prize winners in full color and sixty-eight other excellent designs submitted in the Chicago Tribune's $24,000…

Cover of Two Short Plays by Kenneth Sawyer Goodman, edited with an introduction by Ioana Cornea and Benjamin Goluboff; illustrations by Jaime Deare and Emily Murman

The cover page of Kenneth Sawyer Goodman's play "The Masque of Montezuma"

"There is no suggestion here that the government's power to coerce has been used to further the interests of Christianity or Judaism in any way. No one was compelled to observe or participate in any religious ceremony or activity. Neither the city…

Medal from the Irish Fair Chicago in 1897

"No lot in this subdivision shall be sold, leased or conveyed to any person who is not a Caucasian" (Source: Plat #10498028, Platbook 279, Page 36. Approved: October 1, 1929. Recorded: October 4, 1929. Expired: May, 1950)

Four Convention Medals: Galesburg, Bloomington, New Orleans, and St. Louis

Photograph of the Convent of Mercy, which was mentioned in Francis O'Neill's Sketchy Recollections

The exterior street view of Marshall Field and Company store and 1907 State and Washington Corner Great clock. The store, both a National and City Landmark, is official modern day house of Macy's department store.

Modern day Lake View Building that houses SAIC

This is the modern day interior of the 7th Floor of the Fine Arts Building or the once Albert Roullier Art Rooms.

Outside image of the Fountain of the Great Lakes in the South Garden.

Exterior of Orchestra Hall (220 S. Michigan Ave.)-the once location of the Cliff Dwellers Club.

The exterior Entrance to the Art Institute of Chicago building, 111 S. Michigan.

Sculpture titled "Monument With Standing Beast" by the artist Jean Dubuffet in 1984 and located in front of the James R. Thompson Center at 100 W. Randolph Street.

The once site of the Record-Herald Building or the home of the Fine Arts Journal. THe building is now no longer extant in the year of 2016, but the estimated location is at 154 W. Washington Blvd.

A modern day long shot of the exterior of the Fine Arts Building and Albert Roullier Art Rooms.

The once site of the home of the Brush and Pencil Magazine or otherwise known as the McClurg Building as seen in the year 2016.

Fine Arts Building Front Exterior and Front Entrance

Congress absorbs the costs of printing 24,500 copies of the song "Pledge of Allegiance," 22,000 copies of which are set aside for use by the House of Representatives.

The song "Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag" by Irving Caesar will be printed, according to this Congressional record.

Photoplay cue for silent movie music, from the compilation Sam Fox Moving Picture Music, Vol. 3

Sheet music for "Columbus, or World's Fair Grand March," by Frank Drayton