The McClurg Building, constructed in 1900, is a ten-story brick and limestone commercial building designed by George C. Hope and F.A. Carpenter. It features a prominent tripartite facade with a robust rusticated stone base, a shaft of cream-colored brick, and a more ornate terra cotta cornice.
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Architecture; Politics/Government
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Black; Literature
4742 Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr., Chicago, Illinois
Entertainment/Recreation
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Community Planning And Development; Landscape Architecture; Architecture
Block Bounded By W. Byron, W. Grace, N. Kenmore, And N. Seminary Sts., Chicago, Illinois
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