Ermenegildo Zegna, Chicago, S/S 2017
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Ermenegildo Zegna, Chicago window, S/S 2017
This video is from Janet Kuypers on May 10th 2013 (05/10/13, or 20130540), where Kuypers read poetry for her feature "Science vs. Mysticism", where she read ...
An old Wirlitzer at The Lodge, Division Street, Chicago, Illinois
Photo copywrited 2005. David R. Phillips. From the internet.
Early 1900's CHICAGO El Found City Photos
Old B&W aerial well before the tasteless spaceship renovations ruined the place.
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My favorite character in Clueless was Cher's capable driver outfit.
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Pic from 1924 - From Courthouse
Wealthy and educated, Richard Loeb, 18, and Nathan Leopold Jr., 19, were in college when they decided to commit the perfect crime by killing 14-year-old Robert "Bobby" Franks on May 21, 1924. The senseless crime committed by two extremely intelligent young men with no motive shocked the nation. Leopold's glasses found next to Franks' body and a typewriter from which the ransom note was written was all it took to get confessions from the two killers. They were sent to Stateville Prison in Joliet for 99 years for kidnapping and a life sentence for murder.