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catalog contributor b12483250.
catalog contributor b12483251.
catalog coverage "Chicago Region (Ill.) Buildings, structures, etc. Pictorial works.".
catalog coverage "Chicago Region (Ill.) Buildings, structures, etc.".
catalog created "c2001.".
catalog date "2001".
catalog date "c2001.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c2001.".
catalog description "Cherub with industrial light fixture mounted in its belly, apartment building, West Side, Chicago 83 -- Terra-cotta -- "Chinatown City Hall," On Leong Chinese Merchants Association Building, Chicago, 1927 85 -- Egyptian Lacquer Works, West Side, Chicago, 1926 86 -- Uptown Broadway Building, Chicago, 1927 88 -- Former Laramie State Bank, remodeled by Meyer and Cook, architects, Chicago Avenue, Chicago, 1928 90 -- Sullivanesque decorations on the facade of New Life M.B. Church, Roseland, Chicago 92 -- Wright on the Ropes: "Why Shouldn't Frank Lloyd Wright Be Abandoned? Everyone Else Is." -- Waller Apartments, West Side, Chicago, 1895 95 -- Wynant House, a Frank Lloyd Wright American System Built House, Gary, Indiana, 1916 96 -- Snowflake Crystal Motel in St. Joseph, Michigan; renamed Villager Lodge, 1959 98 -- Modernism and Postmodernism --".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 163).".
catalog description "Modernism among the junk piles: "Cornell Store and Flats," Walter Burley Griffin, architect, Grand Crossing, Chicago, 1908 101 -- Bruce Goff's Myron Bachman House, remodeled in 1948, North Side, Chicago 103 -- A postmodern relic: Stanley Tigerman's Pensacola Place, North Side, Chicago, g 1981 104 -- "That Is Where Poor People Went": CHA Family High-Rises 107 -- "Da Bone Yard!!!" 3615 South Federal Street, Stateway Gardens (1959), 2000 110 -- Unto dust: Lake Park Houses, South Side, Chicago 114 -- Robert Taylor Homes, Chicago: "It was fun while it lasted, now it is time to move on. Power to the People!" 116 -- Churches -- Pilgrim Baptist Church, South Chicago, ca. 1890 121 -- "A Monument to Robbins," Growing in Grace Ministry Church of God, Robbins, Illinois, 2000 122 -- Two former synagogues, Lawndale, Chicago 124 -- Truth, purity, and beauty: Christ Temple Mission Church, Gary, Indiana 126 -- Billboards --".
catalog description "Nineteenth-Century Survivors -- Raber House, 1874, now the Fishbowl House, stranded on the South Side of Chicago 1 -- Muddy Waters House, South Side, Chicago, 1889 2 -- Neo-Gothic entrance, a fragment of a Louis Sullivan building from 1891 4 -- Neo-Gothic monument with a bronze statue of the youthful Christopher Columbus cast in Rome, South Chicago, 1892 5 -- Jim's Original on Maxwell Street, Chicago, "World Famous Since 1939" 6 -- Turrets commanding the corner 7 -- Distinctive Popular Housing -- Samuel Eberly Gross, the high priest of home ownership, Chicago 24 -- Marktown, East Chicago, Indiana, founded in 1917, Howard van Doren Shaw, architect 27 -- George Pullman's Dream in Ruins, Pullman, Chicago -- "A spectacular ruin," Pullman's main building and clock tower, Solon S. Beman, architect, 1880 28 -- Pullman Trust and Savings Bank, by Howard Van Doren Shaw, 1924. Now True Vine Holiness M.B. Church 32 --".
catalog description "Preserving traces of Lithuania: Traditional wayside crosses in New World guises 58 -- Monument to Darius and Girenas, Lithuanian heroes, designed by Raoul Josset, Marquette Park, Chicago, 1935 60 -- 1950s: "It Broke the Old Rules" 63 -- Motels by the "Lost Highway" -- Avenue Motel (demolished in 2000), downtown, Chicago 64 -- Seville Motel, The Modern Motel for the Modern Family, Stony Island Avenue, Chicago 65 -- Commercial Buildings and Extinguished Neon Signs -- Pride Cleaners, a structural tour de force, Gerald A. Siegwart, architect, 1959, 79th Street, Chicago 67 -- A former Carroll Hamburgers, "a franchise that didn't make it," Gary, Indiana 69 -- An American windmill, Benton Harbor, Michigan, late 1950s 72 -- End of the Neon Age 73 -- Hardheaded Practicality: "You Have a Need, You Get to the Point" -- "Mexican Food," Chicago Avenue, Chicago 81 -- "Chicago's Pinocchio," Apollo 2000 sign, Cermak Road, Chicago 82 --".
catalog description "Street furnishings of segregation: Public service billboards 129 -- Signs from the Heart -- Assorted signs: "A desire for a world of innocence" 135 -- White couch fantasy, advertisement for Seaway Furniture, South Side, Chicago, 1999 138 -- Queen Bee Exquisite Hi-Tech Beauty Salon, 47th Street, Chicago, 2000 140 -- Fading whale, River Slim Live Fish, West Side, Chicago 143 -- "I wish Mom and Dad would take me to Sunday School," Gary, Indiana, 1985 148.".
catalog description "Terra-cotta horse head decorating a former beer distributing warehouse in Pullman 35 -- Hammond's Second Coming: "Not Quite What City Hall Had in Mind" -- "The world's largest Sunday school," State Street, Hammond, Indiana 36 -- Former Werth's appliance center, now part of the First Baptist Church of Hammond, Indiana 38 -- Chicagoland's Rust Belt: Bridges and Boats -- Golden rust: Vertical lift bridge over the Calumet River by 96th Street, South Chicago 42 -- J.B. Ford, "the boat that never leaves the dock," Calumet Harbor by 130th Street, ca. 1904 44 -- Bohemian National Cemetery -- Columbarium niches, Bohemian National Cemetery, 1919: Ordinary life as Paradise 47 -- Art Moderne -- Art Moderne office building on Lake Street, Abel Faidy and Julius Floto, architects, West Side, Chicago, 1938 54 -- Lithuanian Art Deco -- Office building, Lithuanian National Cemetery, Justice, Illinois, 1937 57 --".
catalog extent "xxii, 164 p. :".
catalog identifier "1565847016 (hc.)".
catalog issued "2001".
catalog issued "c2001.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New York : New Press,".
catalog spatial "Chicago Region (Ill.) Buildings, structures, etc. Pictorial works.".
catalog spatial "Chicago Region (Ill.) Buildings, structures, etc.".
catalog spatial "Illinois Chicago Region".
catalog spatial "Illinois Chicago Region.".
catalog subject "977.3/11 21".
catalog subject "Abandoned houses Illinois Chicago Region Pictorial works.".
catalog subject "Abandoned houses Illinois Chicago Region.".
catalog subject "Architecture Illinois Chicago Region Pictorial works.".
catalog subject "Architecture, Industrial Illinois Chicago Region Pictorial works.".
catalog subject "F548.7 .V47 2001".
catalog subject "Historic buildings Illinois Chicago Region Pictorial works.".
catalog subject "Historic buildings Illinois Chicago Region.".
catalog tableOfContents "Cherub with industrial light fixture mounted in its belly, apartment building, West Side, Chicago 83 -- Terra-cotta -- "Chinatown City Hall," On Leong Chinese Merchants Association Building, Chicago, 1927 85 -- Egyptian Lacquer Works, West Side, Chicago, 1926 86 -- Uptown Broadway Building, Chicago, 1927 88 -- Former Laramie State Bank, remodeled by Meyer and Cook, architects, Chicago Avenue, Chicago, 1928 90 -- Sullivanesque decorations on the facade of New Life M.B. Church, Roseland, Chicago 92 -- Wright on the Ropes: "Why Shouldn't Frank Lloyd Wright Be Abandoned? Everyone Else Is." -- Waller Apartments, West Side, Chicago, 1895 95 -- Wynant House, a Frank Lloyd Wright American System Built House, Gary, Indiana, 1916 96 -- Snowflake Crystal Motel in St. Joseph, Michigan; renamed Villager Lodge, 1959 98 -- Modernism and Postmodernism --".
catalog tableOfContents "Modernism among the junk piles: "Cornell Store and Flats," Walter Burley Griffin, architect, Grand Crossing, Chicago, 1908 101 -- Bruce Goff's Myron Bachman House, remodeled in 1948, North Side, Chicago 103 -- A postmodern relic: Stanley Tigerman's Pensacola Place, North Side, Chicago, g 1981 104 -- "That Is Where Poor People Went": CHA Family High-Rises 107 -- "Da Bone Yard!!!" 3615 South Federal Street, Stateway Gardens (1959), 2000 110 -- Unto dust: Lake Park Houses, South Side, Chicago 114 -- Robert Taylor Homes, Chicago: "It was fun while it lasted, now it is time to move on. Power to the People!" 116 -- Churches -- Pilgrim Baptist Church, South Chicago, ca. 1890 121 -- "A Monument to Robbins," Growing in Grace Ministry Church of God, Robbins, Illinois, 2000 122 -- Two former synagogues, Lawndale, Chicago 124 -- Truth, purity, and beauty: Christ Temple Mission Church, Gary, Indiana 126 -- Billboards --".
catalog tableOfContents "Nineteenth-Century Survivors -- Raber House, 1874, now the Fishbowl House, stranded on the South Side of Chicago 1 -- Muddy Waters House, South Side, Chicago, 1889 2 -- Neo-Gothic entrance, a fragment of a Louis Sullivan building from 1891 4 -- Neo-Gothic monument with a bronze statue of the youthful Christopher Columbus cast in Rome, South Chicago, 1892 5 -- Jim's Original on Maxwell Street, Chicago, "World Famous Since 1939" 6 -- Turrets commanding the corner 7 -- Distinctive Popular Housing -- Samuel Eberly Gross, the high priest of home ownership, Chicago 24 -- Marktown, East Chicago, Indiana, founded in 1917, Howard van Doren Shaw, architect 27 -- George Pullman's Dream in Ruins, Pullman, Chicago -- "A spectacular ruin," Pullman's main building and clock tower, Solon S. Beman, architect, 1880 28 -- Pullman Trust and Savings Bank, by Howard Van Doren Shaw, 1924. Now True Vine Holiness M.B. Church 32 --".
catalog tableOfContents "Preserving traces of Lithuania: Traditional wayside crosses in New World guises 58 -- Monument to Darius and Girenas, Lithuanian heroes, designed by Raoul Josset, Marquette Park, Chicago, 1935 60 -- 1950s: "It Broke the Old Rules" 63 -- Motels by the "Lost Highway" -- Avenue Motel (demolished in 2000), downtown, Chicago 64 -- Seville Motel, The Modern Motel for the Modern Family, Stony Island Avenue, Chicago 65 -- Commercial Buildings and Extinguished Neon Signs -- Pride Cleaners, a structural tour de force, Gerald A. Siegwart, architect, 1959, 79th Street, Chicago 67 -- A former Carroll Hamburgers, "a franchise that didn't make it," Gary, Indiana 69 -- An American windmill, Benton Harbor, Michigan, late 1950s 72 -- End of the Neon Age 73 -- Hardheaded Practicality: "You Have a Need, You Get to the Point" -- "Mexican Food," Chicago Avenue, Chicago 81 -- "Chicago's Pinocchio," Apollo 2000 sign, Cermak Road, Chicago 82 --".
catalog tableOfContents "Street furnishings of segregation: Public service billboards 129 -- Signs from the Heart -- Assorted signs: "A desire for a world of innocence" 135 -- White couch fantasy, advertisement for Seaway Furniture, South Side, Chicago, 1999 138 -- Queen Bee Exquisite Hi-Tech Beauty Salon, 47th Street, Chicago, 2000 140 -- Fading whale, River Slim Live Fish, West Side, Chicago 143 -- "I wish Mom and Dad would take me to Sunday School," Gary, Indiana, 1985 148.".
catalog tableOfContents "Terra-cotta horse head decorating a former beer distributing warehouse in Pullman 35 -- Hammond's Second Coming: "Not Quite What City Hall Had in Mind" -- "The world's largest Sunday school," State Street, Hammond, Indiana 36 -- Former Werth's appliance center, now part of the First Baptist Church of Hammond, Indiana 38 -- Chicagoland's Rust Belt: Bridges and Boats -- Golden rust: Vertical lift bridge over the Calumet River by 96th Street, South Chicago 42 -- J.B. Ford, "the boat that never leaves the dock," Calumet Harbor by 130th Street, ca. 1904 44 -- Bohemian National Cemetery -- Columbarium niches, Bohemian National Cemetery, 1919: Ordinary life as Paradise 47 -- Art Moderne -- Art Moderne office building on Lake Street, Abel Faidy and Julius Floto, architects, West Side, Chicago, 1938 54 -- Lithuanian Art Deco -- Office building, Lithuanian National Cemetery, Justice, Illinois, 1937 57 --".
catalog title "Unexpected Chicagoland / Camilo José Vergara and Timothy J. Samuelson.".
catalog type "text".