Chicago Landmarks

I am in the middle of Grant Park, off of Lake Shore Drive. Sometimes people throw coins in me.

I am a skyscraper named for the first signer of the Declaration of Independence.

I am a museum where you can learn all about Chicago's history.

I am a famous waterway that had my flow reversed to help make drinking water safe.

I am home of the Chicago Bulls and Chicago Blackhawks.

I am the home of the Chicago White Sox.

I was one of the few structures left standing after the Great Fire of 1871.

You can find my name on chewing gum. I am home to the Chicago Cubs.

I am home to many types of animals from around the world, named for the president on the penny.

My exhibits feature famous paintings and sculptures. Two lions stand guard at my entrance.

I am one of the Great Lakes, and the state that is directly northeast of IL is named after me.

I am a museum named after the first non-native permanent settler of Chicago.

I am the only building left from Columbian Exposition-1893. I have a coal mine and model train.

Rebecca Heald packed her belongings in a trunk and moved to live here with her husband.

I am not the biggest one in Chicago, but many people land here every day.

I am one of Chicago's many neighborhoods, named for the ethnicity of many people who live here.

I am no longer the tallest building in the world, but I am still the tallest in Chicago.