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Federal Government Plans to Demolish Century-Old Building

Preservationists worry about the building's architecturally significant neighbors.

04/06/2023 | Rating NR

Chicago Tonight

Federal Government Plans to Demolish Century-Old Building

Clip: 4/6/2023 | 2m 58sVideo has Closed Captions

Preservationists worry about the building's architecturally significant neighbors.

The demolition will cost $3.8 million. The neighboring Century and Consumers buildings cannot be torn down until the end of a federally mandated review process.

04/06/2023 | Rating NR

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