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West Loop - Lasalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 1 of 30) March 26, 2012 0001. LaSalle Street and the Chicago River, camera facing south March, 2012 0002. LaSalle Street and Wacker Drive, camera facing southeast March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 2 of 30) March 26, 2012 0003. LaSalle and Randolph Streets, camera facing southwest March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 3 of 30) March 26, 2012 0004. LaSalle and Randolph Streets, camera facing northwest March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 4 of 30) March 26, 2012 0005. LaSalle and Washington Streets, camera facing southeast March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 5 of 30) March 26, 2012 0006. LaSalle and Washington Streets, camera facing northwest March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 6 of 30) March 26, 2012 0007. LaSalle and Madison Streets, camera facing southwest March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 7 of 30) March 26, 2012 0008. LaSalle and Monroe Streets, camera facing southeast March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 8 of 30) March 26, 2012 0009. LaSalle Street south of Monroe Street, camera facing northeast March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 9 of 30) March 26, 2012 00010. LaSalle and Adams Streets, camera facing southwest March, 2012 00011. LaSalle and Quincy Streets, camera facing west March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 10 of 30) March 26, 2012 00012. Clark Street and Wacker Drive, camera facing southwest March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 11 of 30) March 26, 2012 00013. Wacker Drive and Wells Street, camera facing southeast March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 12 of 30) March 26, 2012 00014. Lake Street east of Wells Street, camera facing southeast March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 13 of 30) March 26, 2012 00015. Randolph and Franklin Streets, camera facing east March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 14 of 30) March 26, 2012 00016. Washington and LaSalle Streets, camera facing west March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 15 of 30) March 26, 2012 00017. Clark and Washington Streets, camera facing south March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 16 of 30) March 26, 2012 00018. Washington and Franklin Streets, camera facing east March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 17 of 30) March 26, 2012 00019. Washington and Wells Streets, camera facing north March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 18 of 30) March 26, 2012 00020. Washington and LaSalle Streets, camera facing west February, 2011 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 19 of 30) March 26, 2012 00021. Washington and LaSalle Streets, camera facing west March, 2012 00022. Clark and Madison Streets, camera facing southwest March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 20 of 30) March 26, 2012 00023. Clark and Madison Streets, camera facing northwest March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 21 of 30) March 26, 2012 00024. Wells and Monroe Streets, camera facing southeast March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 22 of 30) March 26, 2012 00025. Monroe and Wells Streets, camera facing east March, 2012 00026. Monroe and LaSalle Streets, camera facing southwest March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 23 of 30) March 26, 2012 00027. Monroe and LaSalle Streets, camera facing northwest March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 24 of 30) March 26, 2012 00028. Clark and Monroe Streets, camera facing southeast March, 2012 00029. Monroe and Clark Streets, camera facing southwest March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 25 of 30) March 26, 2012 00030. Monroe and Dearborn Streets, camera facing southwest March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 26 of 30) March 26, 2012 00031. Adams and Wells Streets, camera facing northeast March, 2012 00032. Wells and Adams Streets, camera facing northeast March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 27 of 30) March 26, 2012 00033. Jackson Boulevard and Franklin Street, camera facing southeast March, 2012 00034. Jackson Boulevard west of LaSalle Street, camera facing southwest March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 28 of 30) March 26, 2012 00035. Clark Street north of Jackson Boulevard, camera facing southwest March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 29 of 30) March 26, 2012 00036. Jackson Boulevard east of Clark Street, camera facing northwest March, 2012 West Loop - LaSalle Street Historic District Chicago, IL PHOTOGRAPHS (page 30 of 30) March 26, 2012 00037. Dearborn Street south of Adams Street, camera facing northwest March, 2012 .
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