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9780823028719

Lost Chicago

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  • ISBN13:

    9780823028719

  • ISBN10:

    0823028712

  • Edition: Revised
  • Format: Trade Paper
  • Copyright: 2005-04-01
  • Publisher: Watson-Guptill
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Summary

An exploration of the architectural and cultural history of one of America'sreatest cities, a city whose architectural heritage was recklesslyquandered during the second half of the 20th century. There are over 200hotographs and prints illuminating the decades when Gustavus Swift andhilip D. Armour ruled the greatest stockyards in the world; whenndustrialists and entrepreneurs such as Cyrus McCormick, Potter Palmer,eorge Pullman and Marshall Field financed construction that made Prairievenue and State streets the rivals of New York's Fifth Avenue; when Dankmerdler, William Le Baron Jenney, Louis Sullivan, John Wellburn Root, Danielurnham, Martin Holabird and Frank Lloyd Wright were designing buildings ofncomparable excellence. Here are mansions and grand hotels, office buildingsnd department stores, trains and movie palaces, parks and racetracks.

Author Biography

David Garrard Lowe, the author of Stanford White’s New York, Beaux Arts New York, and Art Deco New York (Watson-Guptill, 2001), lectures freqently at the Smithsonian in Washington, the American Adademy in Rome, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art in his home city, New York.

Table of Contents

Preface to the Revised Edition vi
Preface to the First Edition vii
The Island
1(14)
Buildings for a City
6(9)
Time of the Temple
15(34)
Residences
22(27)
Great Houses
22(21)
Small Houses
43(2)
Apartments
45(4)
The Rails Reach Out
49(16)
The Age of the Iron Horse
53(12)
The Stations
54(3)
The Trains
57(3)
The Kingdom of Pullman
60(5)
Queen of the Lakes
65(22)
The Living City
73(14)
Bunting and Arches
73(2)
Places of Worship
75(3)
Pleasures of Parks
78(2)
Streets for People
80(7)
The Great Fire
87(8)
A City in Ruins
88(7)
A Phoenix Rising
95(24)
Grand Hotels
107(12)
An Architecture for a Democracy
119(30)
American Metropolis
128(21)
Monuments of Commerce
129(4)
The Auditorium
133(5)
The Stock Exchange
138(3)
Skyscrapers
141(8)
Dreams of Empire
149(30)
The Fairs
158(21)
The Columbian Exposition---1893
158(13)
A Century of Progress---1933
171(8)
Where Is Athens Now?
179(32)
Places of Entertainment
188(23)
Theaters
189(7)
Dining and Dancing
196(8)
Movie Palaces
204(7)
Bad Times, Good Times
211(34)
Special Places
222(23)
Commercial Grace
222(13)
Private Clubs
235(1)
City of Stadiums
235(10)
Coda 245(7)
Sources for Illustrations 252(2)
Index 254

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