Wrigley Collection

Chicago Cubs (Wrigley Field) stadium, Chicago, USA
Chicago Cubs Park (Wrigley Field) baseball stadium, Chicago, Illinois, USA, home of Chicagos National League Baseball Club. Date: circa 1930s

Illinois, Chicago, Wrigley Building and Pathway Bridge

USA, Illinois, Chicago. The Trump International Hotel and Wrigley Building

Times Square, Early 1930s
Aeriel view looking down on Times Square, New York, New York, early 1930s. Visible advertisements include those for Chevrolet, Wrigleys chewing gun, Coca-Cola, and Camel cigarettes

View of the lights at Piccadilly Circus, London
A view of the lights by night at Piccadilly Circus, central London. There are various neon adverts for Max Factor, Associated Rediffusion, Gordons Gin, Wrigleys Chewing Gum, BP, Skol

Christmas advertisement, Wrigleys PK Chewing Gum -- good to chew and good for you! 1957

London Buses
Three London buses, with steps at the back to enable passengers to hop on and off with ease

CM20 3251 M Wrigley, Max Bartell, Chevron B19
M Wrigley, Max Bartell, Chevron B19, FIA, Masters Historic Sports Cars, Silverstone Classic, July 2017, Silverstone, 60s cars, circuit racing, cjm-photography, Classic Racing Cars, competition

View of Regent Street, London, on a busy day. Date: circa 1930

Business District, Santa Paula, California, USA
Street in the Business District, Santa Paula, Ventura County, California, USA, with Hotel Maine on the right. Date: circa 1915

Wrigleys Spearmint gum advertisement, WW1
Great War period advertisement for Wrigleys spearmint pepsin gum, aimed here at soldiers, on the march, in barracks, on guard

Children on the Wrigley three wheeled motorized cart at Cosawes Caravan Park in 1950. Date: 1950

Rene Fraser & Co on the Wrigley at Cosawes Caravan Park in 1950. Date: 1950

Wrigley Building
circa 1930: The Wrigley Building in Chicago built for maximum daylight and ventilation by the Wrigley chewing gum company. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

Chicago, USA - Looking North on Michigan Boulevard, showing Michigan Boulevard Bridge and some of the tallest buildings in the city at this period

Michigan Avenue Bridge, Chicago
Postcard view of the michigan Avenue closing after a boat has just passed under it. The Wrigley Building is on the left and other skyscrapers are also visible

Michigan Boulevard, Looking North, Chicago
Postcard view of michigan Aboulevard showing the Wrigley building and Tribune Tower. The roadway is filled with traffic and pedestrians walk along the sidewalks

Excursion Boat Passing Boulevard Bridge, Wrigley Building on Right, Chicago
Postcard view of an excursion boat passing under the Boulevard Bridge. The bridge is open and the Wrigley Building is in the background

Wacker Drive and Wabash Avenue bridge
Postcard view of the Wabash Avenue Bridge showing the Chicago River, Chicago Sun Times Building, Wrigley Building, Sheraton Hotel and Chicago Tribune in background

Michigan Avenue Looking North
Postcard view shows Michigan Avenue looking north. The Wrigley Building, Tribune Tower, Sheraton Hotel, Allerton Hotel, Old Water Tower and the Palmolive building are all in the view

Greetings From Chicago
Postcard view of the Chicago River, Times-Daily News building, Wrigley building, Tribune tower and Equitable Building from the Chicago River

The Tribune Tower Building by Night, Chicago
Postcard view of the Tribune Tower lit up at night. The Wrigley building and the Medinah Athletic Club are also visible

Chicago Skyscrapers
The Wrigley Building and the Tribune Tower, facing each other on Michigan Avenue. Two of Chicagos most interesting and beautiful buildings. Date: circa 1930

The Wrigley Building, Chicago

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"Wrigley: A Symbol of Chicago's Rich History and Global Influence" Located in the heart of Chicago, USA, Wrigley is synonymous with several iconic landmarks that have left an indelible mark on history. From the legendary Wrigley Field stadium, home to the beloved Chicago Cubs, to its association with Christmas advertisements for Wrigleys PK Chewing Gum, this name holds a special place in our hearts. In Illinois' vibrant cityscape lies another testament to Wrigley's significance - the Trump International Hotel and Wrigley Building. These architectural marvels stand tall as symbols of power and grandeur against the backdrop of bustling streets. But it doesn't stop there; Wrigley has made its presence felt across continents. CM20 3251 M Wrigley, Max Bartell, Chevron B19 - these names evoke memories of thrilling races and adrenaline-fueled moments on international tracks. Even across oceans in London, England, one cannot escape the allure of Wrigley. The dazzling lights at Piccadilly Circus captivate passersby while Regent Street bustles with life on any given day. Venturing further westward brings us to Santa Paula's Business District in California where even here we find traces of Wrigleys influence. Its Spearmint gum advertisement during World War I served as a reminder that amidst turmoil, small pleasures can bring joy and comfort. Woven into everyday life are snapshots like children gleefully riding on a three-wheeled motorized cart bearing the name "Wrigley. " Memories are created at places like Rene Fraser & Co at Cosawes Caravan Park where laughter fills the air as families bond over shared experiences. Traveling back in time takes us to Times Square in early 1930s New York City when neon signs illuminated dreams and aspirations. Amidst this electric atmosphere stood yet another tribute to Wrigleys legacy.