The Deere and Webber building, with its iconic deer heads adorning the entrance, opened in 1902 as a huge farm machinery distribution center at 800 North Washington. [caption id="attachment_9283" align="alignright" width="1024"]...
Built in 1916 for the Maytag Company when it was still best-known as a farm machinery manufacturer, this four-story warehouse and showroom would ultimately become a key regional branch for...
Though it’s one of the older buildings in the North Loop, the limestone tower at 250 North 3rd Avenue has been at the center of some modern advances in American...
Though it’s now home to several levels of office suites, the Loose-Wiles building is best known for different types of sweets. As in biscuits, cookies and wafers from what was...
With business booming in the late 1800s, there was a need for affordable lodging in the Warehouse District—not only for businessmen arriving by train to visit the warehouses and factories,...