"Benjamin H. Marshall: Architect" Film & Discussion

Program Type:

Community, Discussion, Presentation

Age Group:

Adults
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Register and join us in person to watch and discuss the short film "Benjamin H. Marshall: Architect." Benjamin Marshall was a major influence in the architectural history of modern Chicago. Marshall created traditionally detailed buildings that functioned within modern society, ingeniously juxtaposing conservative and modern features. Local landmarks he designed include The Blackstone Hotel, the Old Elm Club, the Cuneo Mansion, and The Drake Hotel.

 

 

 

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