Chicago's own Wrigley Building finally achieved officially historic Landmark Status today!
The ground was broken back in 1920 by the chewing gum magnate William Wrigley Jr. in order to house his corporate headquarters.
The Wrigley Building as seen from the bridge spanning the Chicago River (See the Hancock Tower hiding in the background on the right behind the blue flag?)
The gorgeous building was designed by the architectural firm of Graham, Anderson, Probst & White with the shape of Seville's Cathedral's Giralda Tower as inspiration. At the time it was the only major office building north of the Chicago River.
The much newer Trump Building towers over Wrigley but never outshines it
Congratulations Wrigley Building, you were always the most iconic Landmark in Chi-town to me!Kisses,
K
(All images by Krista Carson and info via Wikipedia)
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