George Jardine & Son
1850
First Unitarian Church
Washington & Dearborn
Chicago, IL, US
Instrument ID: 11077 ● Builder ID: 2290 ● Location ID: 10118
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Database Manager on October 30th, 2004:
"The congregation was, in 1839 at the Saloon buildings, Rev. Mr. Harrington. New building 1841 at current (2004) site of Daley Plaza, which survived the 1871 fire. Congregation moved to Michigan Ave. and 23rd St. in 1873. Built Hull chapel near the University of Chicago in 1879. Sold Mich. Ave. building in 1909. Hull chapel was incorporated as a transcept in a new building in 1931."
"The congregation was, in 1839 at the Saloon buildings, Rev. Mr. Harrington. New building 1841 at current (2004) site of Daley Plaza, which survived the 1871 fire. Congregation moved to Michigan Ave. and 23rd St. in 1873. Built Hull chapel near the University of Chicago in 1879. Sold Mich. Ave. building in 1909. Hull chapel was incorporated as a transcept in a new building in 1931."
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