Chicago's Skyline and Lake Shore Drive, Looking N. from Entrance of Field Museum in Grant Park, Illinois
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Keystone View Company
American, 1892–1963
Chicago's Skyline and Lake Shore Drive, Looking N. from Entrance of Field Museum in Grant Park, Illinois
ca. 1935
Gelatin silver print
Image: 7.7 x 7.6 cm (each image)
Mount: 8.6 x 17.8 cm
Gift of Donald K. Weber, 2009
2009.0294.0011
Inscriptions recto (printed in black): T110 / [star]
Keystone View Company / Manufacturers / COPYRIGHTED / MADE IN U.S.A. / Publishers /
Meadville, Pa., New YOrk, N.Y., / Chicago, Ill., London, England. /
32785 Chicago's Skyline and Lake Shore Drive, Look- / ing N. from Entrance of Field Museum / in Grant Park, Illinois.
verso (printedi n black): 32785 / CHICAGO'S SKYLINE AND LAKE / SHORE DRIVE /
From a struggling frontier town in 1830, / Chicago has developed into one of the most / rapidly growing industrial cities in the world. It is the fourth largest city with a population /of 3,376,438 (1930 census). Its artistic de-/velopment has kept pace with its growth and / it has planned a park and boulevard system that / is perhaps the most ambitious ever conceived / by any city. [extended text] / Copyright by Keystone View Company
Keystone View Company / Manufacturers / COPYRIGHTED / MADE IN U.S.A. / Publishers /
Meadville, Pa., New YOrk, N.Y., / Chicago, Ill., London, England. /
32785 Chicago's Skyline and Lake Shore Drive, Look- / ing N. from Entrance of Field Museum / in Grant Park, Illinois.
verso (printedi n black): 32785 / CHICAGO'S SKYLINE AND LAKE / SHORE DRIVE /
From a struggling frontier town in 1830, / Chicago has developed into one of the most / rapidly growing industrial cities in the world. It is the fourth largest city with a population /of 3,376,438 (1930 census). Its artistic de-/velopment has kept pace with its growth and / it has planned a park and boulevard system that / is perhaps the most ambitious ever conceived / by any city. [extended text] / Copyright by Keystone View Company
