Courtyard and parish buildings of Fourth Presbyterian Church (Gothic Revival and Tudor styles). N. Michigan Avenue. Chicago. USA
Courtyard and parish buildings of Fourth Presbyterian Church. Both (courtyard and parish buildings) built in Gothic Revival and Tudor styles by architect Howard Van Doren Shaw. The Church was built by architect Ralph Adams Cram between 1912 - 1914. This complex is the oldest building of the Magnificent Mile after the Water Tower. North Michigan Avenue. Chicago. Illinois. USA
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Location: North Michigan Avenue (aka the Magnificent Mile). Chicago. Illinois. USA
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