Twin Ys by the Door in Old Town

John Morris

December 31, 2016

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[John Morris/Chicago Patterns]

Second Renaissance Revival entryway with the Chicago municipal device atop each cartouche. On Concord near Sedgwick. You can learn more about this style and the neighborhoods where it is most common at Chicago Architecture Data – 
Second Renaissance Revival.


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