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Sheraton O'Hare Chicago Airport Hotel 1974 postcard

Sheraton-O'Hare Motor Hotel
Sheraton Hotels and Motor Hotels
A Worldwide Service of ITT
6810 N. Mannheim Road,
Rosemont, Illinois 60018
(312) 297-1234

Postmark: DES PLAINES, IL PM JUN 11 1974 

Postage: 10 Cents 1974 US Zip Code

Addressed to: La Crosse, WI 54601

Sheraton O'Hare Chicago
500 plush rooms ... indoor & outdoor pools ... health club ... saunas ... free limousine to O'Hare ... free parking.  New Hall of Kings and 35 more meeting centers.

Brass Rail Restaurants - King's View dining room, King's Lair show lounge, Edward's Pub, and a complete 24-hour Coffee House. 

THE BEST THING NEXT TO LANDING!

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Michigan Avenue Chicago postcard

568. Michigan Avenue, Chicago.

Pub. by The Acmegraph Co., Chicago

Post Card



 

Shakespeare Monument Lincoln Park Chicago 1911 postcard

 

Shakespeare Monument Lincoln Park Chicago

postcard

postmark: CHICAGO MAR 13 2:00 1911 ILL. RAVENSWOOD STATION C

postage: 1909 1 Cent Franklin stamp Scott #357

Addressed to:

Mr. John Sikkinyn
Spring Lake
Mich
R G D Na.

Message:

Hello John
I received your postal card was glad it hear from you write again Henry

Publ. by Franklin Post Card Co., Chicago, Ill. No. 27 58914

Chicago Post Office and Federal Building 1928 postcard

Post Office and Federal Building Chicago
50201

Postmark: CHICAGO OCT 8 5 PM 1928 ILL.

Slogan cancel: NOTIFY YOUR CORRESPONDENTS OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS

Stamp: US 1 Cent Benjamin Franklin

Published by Max Ricot Selling Co., Chicago

C.T. America Art Colored.

The Post Office occupies a full city square bounded by Clark, Adams and Dearborn Streets and Jackson Boulevard.  Construction commenced in 198, completed in 1905; cost $4,757,000. The building is 311 by 386 feet containing 150,000 square feet in its basement floor.  The main building is eight stories high the dome section contains eight more stories making site in all; the total height is 297 feet; depth of foundation 76 feet.