Who Needs A Mojito Time? ( Part 6 - TOTAL DECADENCE) — Page 34

Ha. I've been trying for almost two weeks to sleep when I should.

Sadly, my body, even when plied with sleeping agents, rebels.

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Goodmorning Hussys. 6:19 am here.. The office is so quiet. I love it.

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Hmm. Not a thing.. I wonder what it consists of. Who mentioned it?

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The following is Dame’s Walking Tour of Chicago Loop buildings. This must be taken during business hours as some buildings may be closed. This is a limited tour of some of Chicago’s finest buildings.

1. Marshall Field’s
State and Washington.

Lunch will be in the Walnut Room on the Seventh Floor.
Make sure that you see all four corners of the first floor and the ceilings.
Stop by the Mertz’ Apothocary for some fine soap.

Exit on Washington and proceed South on State Street

2. Carson Pirie Scott
Madison and State
Buy some Cologne for Day Dreamer

Proceed South on State Street to Monroe

3. Palmer House
Monroe and State

See the Main Lobby by entering on Monroe and proceeding up the stairs.

Proceed West on Monroe

Note Brown Street sign citing this block as Bob Fosse Way

Show Jazz Hands to other tourists.

The Future LaSalle Bank Theatre will be on the North side of the street.

Wish that you would have seen Spamelot like I did.

4. Chase Plaza (Formerly Bank One Plaza)
Dearborn and Madison

Go down and see the Fountain and also Chagall’s mosaic

Proceed South on Dearborn

5. Marquette Building
140 South Dearborn.

The details in this lobby are quite interesting

Note the new sleek modern building across the street 131 South Dearborn.

Proceed South on Dearborn and you will see the various
Federal buildings and Plaza.

(Carry a sign for the legalization of 420)

Continue South on Dearborn to Jackson

6. Monadnock Building
53 West Jackson

This is a Chicago treasure. You will need to Google this.

Proceed West on Jackson.

Note the Union League Club as you pass by.

7. Chicago Board of Trade
141 W. Jackson Blvd.

Art Deco at its finest.

As you proceed North on LaSalle you can step into the
Bank of America and see if you can get up to the second floor lobby.
(Act like a Banker)

8. Rookery Building
209 S. LaSalle St

Wright’s lobby is outstanding

Proceed North on LaSalle and cross the Street to

9. Chase Building
120 South LaSalle Street

Take the escalator to the second floor lobby (You will see why)

10 39 South LaSalle
I do not know the name of this building.

Proceed North on LaSalle

11. City Hall
Washington and LaSalle.

I find the detail of the various lobbies interesting.
Proceed North on LaSalle – at Randolph –
Look West to the Cadillac Palace Theatre.


12. Thompson Center
Randolph and LaSalle

This Glass building is an eyesore to some and a treasure to others.

Proceed East on Randolph

Note Daley Center and Daley Plaza – Climb on Picasso

13. Oriental Theater
24 West Randolph

See Wicked

Proceed East to State Street and Turn South to Washington

14. Reliance Building (Burnham Hotel)
32 N. State Street

Have a Cocktail at the Atwood Café as tour ends.

Fabulous tour created for me by brdwlyr.

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Updated On: 6/22/06 at 09:57 AM

Thanks Girly and Dame - That is terrific info...the whole thread has great information. I will print it out and take it with me. Now I need more time. Now I have to get some things done so we can actually leave.

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Maybe I have finally found my calling - tour director!!

Back from the burbs. My car battery died, but I was able to have it replaced without any problem.

Good idea!

And, when we open our office - Dame can be the assistant and bring us coffee.

Just printed off the DAME Tour and other information that might be helpful from that thread. Thanks again. Leaving for Chicago in about an hour..ride running late.

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Our friend Mario the cook is in our kitchen cooking for us. I am on my second Cranberry Vodka. CHEERS!

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Jealous of you both! Sounds like y'all are great! (and tipsy, soon!)

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It is also 420. Glad everyone is having a good evening.

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