On display in the Great Hall of Chicago's Field Museum since 1921.
Saturday, April 2, 2016
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One Hundred Years After the Armistice That Paused the Carnage
This day marks the one hundredth anniversary of the armistice that paused, for about twenty years, the senseless slaughter of World War One...
Striding Lion of Bablyon -- at The University of Chicago's Oriental Institute
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King Tut at the Museum of the Oriental Institute
"Spirit Of American Youth Rising From the Waves"
Honoring the Fallen at the D-Day Invasion -- A replica of the original at Normandy -- Outside the First Infantry Division Museum, Cantigny Park, Wheaton (West Suburban Chicago)
The Giant Assyrian Lamassu -- At the oriental Institute of the University of Chicago
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U-505 Captured WWII German Submarine, at the Museum of Science & Industry, Chicago
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Monadnock & Union League Club Buildings, Chicago
The Rookery, Chicago
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Galien River Enters Lake Michigan, New Buffalo, Michigan
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