Cook County Collection

Bar in the Subway Cafe. ca. 1934, Chicago, Illinois, USA, LONGEST BAR IN THE WORLD. SUBWAY CAFE-507 N. WABASH AVE.-CHICAGO, ILL. DINE, DANCE, ENTERTAINMENT, NO COVER CHARGE, NEVER CLOSED

Edward H. Wright, Cook County, Ill. Commissioner, (1899?). Creator: Unknown
Edward H. Wright, Cook County, Ill. Commissioner, (1899?)

The Arlington Race Track, Chicago, c1930. Arlington International Racecourse was founded as Arlington Park by California businessman Harry D. Curly Brown

USA, Illinois, Midwest, Cook County, Chicago, Shedd Aquarium and skyline

Bowling Alley. ca. 1941, Chicago, Illinois, USA, WEST END BOWLING, Inc. --3425 W. 26th STREET--CHICAGO
Bowling Alley. ca. 1941, Chicago, Illinois, USA, WEST END BOWLING, Inc.--3425 W. 26th STREET--CHICAGO. 18 Streamlined Alleys. Completely Air Conditioned. Phone: ROCkwell 6500

Postcard of Union Station. ca. 1900-1920, Train Platform and sheds, The Union Station, Chicago, Illinois. Over its four railroads, more than 50, 000 people leave or enter the Union Station daily

The Grand Hall located at the Grand Portage National Monument on the north shore of Lake Superior in northeastern Minnesota, USA

Grand Portage footpath with a replica sailing canoe in the distance at the Grand Portage National Monument on the north shore of Lake Superior in northeastern Minnesota, USA

Reflections in high-rises, Chicago, Illinois, USA

NA, USA, Illinois, Cook County, Chicago, Michigan Avenue, tulips on sidewalk

Escalator in Chicagos Initial Subways. ca. 1941, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 202--Moving Stairs, Chicagos Initial Subways. Reversible escalators are to operate between train platforms

Zenith Radio Building. ca. 1936, Chicago, Illinois, USA, MICHIGAN BOULEVARD AT HURON ST. -CHICAGO
Zenith Radio Building. ca. 1936, Chicago, Illinois, USA, MICHIGAN BOULEVARD AT HURON ST.-CHICAGO. While in Chi stopped in to see this Zenith place they have a clever device called homepower-have you

Three Fluted Towers at Chicago Worlds Fair Postcard. ca. 1933, Three Fluted Towers at Chicago Worlds Fair Postcard

Union Stock Yards. ca. 1941, Chicago, Illinois, USA, The Union Stock Yards are located on the South Side, extending from 39th to 43rd Streets

Bowling Lanes. ca. 1940, Chicago, Illinois, USA, THE PLAYDIUM with its 30 bowling lanes devoid of posts or obstructions of any kind is truly the bowling showplace of tomorrow

Advertisement for Furniture. ca. 1941, Chicago, Illinois, USA, LEWISBURG CHAIR CO. 1941 LEADER. Ultramodern CHROME BREAKFAST SET

Chicago Board of Trade on La Salle Street. ca. 1941, Chicago, Illinois, USA, LOOKING DOWN LA SALLE STREET BOARD OF TRADE IN THE BACKGROUND. Organized in one room March 13, 1848

Dining Room Display Cooler. ca. 1940, Chicago, Illinois, USA, DINING ROOM DISPLAY COOLER

Chicago Stadium. ca. 1941, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 127--The Chicago Stadium, Madison, Wood, Warren and Wolcott Streets, Chicago

Chicagos Initial Subways. ca. 1941, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 203--Train Platform, Chicagos Initial Subways. In the downtown area, train platforms are continuous in Chicagos two initial subways

Worlds Largest Business Building. ca. 1941, Chicago, Illinois, USA, Worlds largest business building, located on north bank of Chicago River between Wells and Orleans Streets. Total cost $30, 000, 000

Advertisement for Mens Clothing. ca. 1941, Chicago, Illinois, USA, Everything Thats New For Forty-Twoja will be found in Profusion in the Churchill Spring linejayou ll find the keenest Gabardine

Hall of Science at Worlds Fair. ca. 1933, Chicago, Illinois, USA, HALL OF SCIENCE, CHICAGO WORLDs FAIR. Among the many interesting features of the Hall of Science

Hall of Science at Chicago Worlds Fair. ca. 1934, Chicago, Illinois, USA, HALL OF SCIENCE. Among the many interesting features of the Hall of Science

Cartoon of Man Posing with Model. ca. 1933, Chicago, Illinois, USA, GET A TOUCH OF HOLLYWOOD. GREETINGS FROM CHICAGO WORLDs FAIR 1933

The Art Institute, Chicago, Ill. Postcard. ca. 1919, The Art Institute, Chicago, Ill. Postcard

Postcard of a Chicago Temperance Parade in 1908. Chicago, Illinois, USA, Postcard of a Chicago Temperance Parade in 1908

Jackson Street Bridge, Chicago, Ill. Postcard. ca. 1915-1930, Jackson Street Bridge, Chicago, Ill. Postcard

Lake Shore Drive, Jackson Park, Chicago, Ill. Postcard. ca. 1915-1930, Lake Shore Drive, Jackson Park, Chicago, Ill. Postcard

Postcard of Palmolive Building at Night. ca. 1933, PALMOLIVE BUILDING, BY NIGHT, CHICAGO. A spectacular night-time feature of the new Palmolive Building is the Lindbergh Beacon

Concourse at Chicago Union Station. ca. 1925, Chicago, Illinois, USA, TRAIN CONCOURSE. CHICAGO UNION STATION. This majestic new railroad terminal occupies the entire block bounded by Jackson

Automobile for Fox College. ca. 1948, Chicago, Illinois, USA, DAY and EVENING Fox College. A Professional School of Secretarial Sciences Training Executive Assistants. STewart 3-6780

Wrigley Field. ca. 1939, Chicago, Illinois, USA, Wrigley Field, Home of the Chicago Cubs

Art Institute in Grant Park. ca. 1928, Chicago, Illinois, USA, THE ART INSTITUTE AND FERGUSON FOUNTAIN, CHICAGO. The Art Institute is located in Grant Park

Hotel La Salle in Chicago. ca. 1938, Chicago, Illinois, USA, Hotel La Salle in Chicago

Postcard of Chicagos Tribune Tower. ca. 1929, 224. THE TRIBUNE TOWER, BY NIGHT, CHICAGO. NEW TRIBUNE TOWER BUILDING. The new Tribune Tower Building is located near the Michigan Boulevard Bridge

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Cook County, the heart of Chicago, Illinois, USA, is a vibrant and bustling place that offers something for everyone. Step back in time to 1934 and find yourself at the Subway Cafe on North Wabash Avenue, home to the longest bar in the world. This iconic spot invites you to dine, dance, and enjoy live entertainment without any cover charge - a true haven for those seeking endless fun. As you stroll along North Michigan Avenue, your eyes are drawn to two architectural marvels: the historic Wrigley Building and the modern Trump Tower. The contrast between old and new creates an enchanting sight that captures the essence of this dynamic city. Take a moment to appreciate Chicago's stunning riverfront as tour boats glide past the majestic Wrigley Building. The combination of history and natural beauty makes this view truly unforgettable. The Monroe Station welcomes you with open arms as an approaching Red Line train signifies constant movement within this lively metropolis. And there it stands tall - Trump Tower dominating the skyline with its commanding presence. From atop Hancock Tower during twilight hours, witness Chicago's Central Business District come alive with twinkling lights while Trump Tower proudly shines amidst it all. It's a breathtaking panorama that showcases both urban sophistication and natural wonders like Lake Michigan stretching out into infinity. Venture down North Michigan Avenue where traffic hums alongside pedestrians exploring shops and restaurants galore. This energetic street epitomizes Cook County's vibrant atmosphere day in and day out. Springtime brings renewed life to Chicago as Historic Watertower stands gracefully next to Hancock Building on North Michigan Avenue. These landmarks serve as reminders of resilience throughout history while blending seamlessly into their modern surroundings. Escape from city life for a moment by driving along Chicagos' scenic North Shore Drive where Lake Michigans' pristine beaches beckon visitors year-round. Feel your worries melt away as you soak up sun-kissed shores against a backdrop of sparkling blue waters.