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Looks likes a fancy housing project.

I visited my girlfriend from the UK and we got married in January 2003. 6 months later I came back and she returned with me. Been here ever since. Not been back to Chicago since 2004.

The most beautiful Opera house in the nation.

I've seen it all. Dope describes my rhymes, making all you emcees cold drop like dimes. You know MCSC is back again, and battling me on the microphone is like committing a sin. Scott the Illinois Seer MCSC the Chicago Seer Much love to Saturn.

Field's customer service was excellent, an important part of their success & customer loyalty. At Macy's the customer is always last, Not first. 😮

Wow, it is so beautiful and informative video! Chicago is full of surprises!

I like Chicago stadium better even doe i dont remember ot rhat well

I'm glad they put that Lyric word in there otherwise how would anyone ever know ? Do other countries do that or just America ? Kinda sounds like Film Theater or Music Opera .

Which scene was it used for in Batman Begins?

United 🤢Center 🤮

Katherine Kuh - pronounced 'cue", as in cue-ball.

Thank you!

Nice Video....but you neglected to mention "The Walnut Room" Restaurant on the South State 7th Floor Section of this Grand Department Store. It has been a part of Marshall Field And Company/macy*s State Street for over 116 years. Not forgetting "The Great Tree" at Christmastime.🤶

I saw Santana and band open for Clapton and band then a third set with both bands in 1975(?). An amazing concert in an amazing venue.

Question: Why did the Blackhawks had to move to United Center?

a nice Caucasian narrator would have been better

Oops. You are confusing the Museum of Sciemnce and Industry in Jackson Park with the Field Museum near Grant Park, about, 5 1/2 miles away. The Columbian Exhibition's Fine Arts Building became the Museum of Science and Industry. The present Field Museum was not part of the Columbian Exhibition and was bullt about 10 years later. The confusion may arise from the fact that the present Museum of Sdience and Industry housed the natural history exhibits for awhile before they were moved to the present Field Museum. The buildings have always been different but have sililar architecture.

Nice video but the pronunciation is awful. Glass is leaded- as the metal not lead as someone to follow. Mosaic is mo- say ik not mo sic.

SO ICONIC!! CHICAGO 🎭 THEATER IS GORGEOUS!!

Sad what retail has evolved into. The 40's and the 50's were the best !

My dad ran the Marshall Fields Art Department in the 40's

How about more shots of the magnificent interior ???

Narrator sounds like a very young Valley Girl.. how about showing more of the interior !?!?!

It's one of my favorite museums. Thanks

I worked as an Andy Frain usher during the 1971 season and was at every game that year including the playoffs. I became a Blackhawks fan in 1961 at eight years old when the Blackhawks won the Stanley cup. Me and an old friend of mine used to take the Central Avenue bus from Belmont and Central to the Madison Street bus to the Stadium to watch the Blackhawks play. We always got standing room tickets in the 2nd balcony. I'll never forget walking up those stairs to the 2nd balcony they seemed like they would never end. People now think the United Center is loud, it dosen't even come close to how loud the old Stadium was, and the organ was amazing. Saw so many games and have so many amazing memories of all the Hawk greats that I will cherish forever! Go Hawks.

The photo at the 5.05 mark is not the Chicago Stadium but old Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. When the Leafs moved to a new arena, the Gardens was partly converted into a supermarket, the other half being used as an ice rink for a nearby university.

I would watch red wings play black hawks ,it seems a very loud intimidating place to play especially for red wings their number rivals.

Nice class project. Thanks for sharing.

Stayed here many times - before renovation and after. I saved all my hotel key cards because of the beautiful artwork on them. The most beautiful hotel (MY TWO CENTS)

Being in this building during a Bulls game (and especially their starting lineup) in the 90s was something I'll never forget.

A very beautiful building, and I am glad that the people of Chicago saved it. I have attended several free chamber music concerts here on several of my trips to Chicago. It's a bit of pity that there wasn't land available to add a large wing to this building in the same way that Boston was able to both keep its old library (1895) and its new wing made from the same granite in a modern version of the original.

Very nicely done. Thank you.

I was in attendance at the last Stanley Cup Finals game ever played in the Mad House on Madison thirty one years ago as a 12 year Penguins fan and got to see the Pens complete the sweep and hoist their second Stanley Cup

Even in death the Palmers have the grandest gravesite in all of Graceland Cemetery in Chicago. I've been there several times and all of the Chicago elite of that time are buried there. But nothing comes close to the Palmer's tomb.

I was always amused by the old school round clock with the hand that went around.

Heaven is for Heroes, R.I.P.

Remember the Roar......

Thanks for bringing some attention to Chicago's gorgeous art deco Civic Opera House. But it is not, as stated, in The Loop, but some blocks to the west of it. Also, the building itself does not face west. All entrances are through the block long colonnade along the eastern façade. However, the building does look like a giant throne, and anyone seated on the throne would be facing full west, looking across the South Branch of the Chicago River towards the equally fine art deco Daily News building. There are also box seats in the theater, but only above the back of the main floor, not along the sides as in most European opera houses.

Chicago Stadium was much better than that toilet the hawks skate at now.

My grand mother worked as a waitress in the restaurant most of her life, retired at 65 with a pension, and received a lifetime 25% store discount. The Frango Mints that they made there in-house were never in short supply at my gram's and I ate so many when I was a kid that even the thought of them now kind of turns my stomach.

got out of the service in '67, we bought season ticks from a scalper, 2nd balcony, 2nd row on the goal line where the Hawks came up from the bowels of the Stadium. we would take turns going to games. i was lucky to be at the game when Hull broke Richards record for hat tricks against if i remember correctly was the LA Kings, and Roggie Vachon was in goal for the Kings..the roar was defining. everyone was standing and cheering, and Hull motioned to the ref to drop the puck, but he wouldn't, he let the fans keep roaring. what a great memory for me....RIP Robert Marvin Hull

When I first flew into Midway Airport. I took the orange line into downtown Chicago.I didn't know it was a library.I thought it looked like a train station. 🚂

Living here in Canada drove so many times to Chicago to see my Blackhawks.The Stadium and fans were the Epitome of Hawkey.Now I drive to the United Center and it's just not the same it rocks but not like the barn. (GO HAWKS GO) ☮️👊🇨🇦

I have spent many an enjoyable night in this opera house. The tour of the house is well worth it. The overpowering background music has to go!

The Palmer House's claim to being the oldest is because the hotel was torn down in parts when the current building was constructed. However, since its annex was kept open during the construction of its "new" building, I would have to be in the camp that opts for the Parker House (1855) in Boston as being the oldest hotel in the country. I did stay here once, but didn't find the room to be anything to write home about: comfortable and clean but nothing comparable to the lobby. Very enjoyable video.

They sure don't make buildings like that anymore

Right out in front of The Hilton was the 1968 Police Riot instigated by the old Daddy Mayor Daley!

At 5:54 you have a photo of Scotiabank Arena in Toronto

It's Marshall Field & Co. Not Marshall Field's