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Louis Sullivan Society
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The Louis Sullivan Society, formed in
the fall of 1999, honors the
memory and legacy of a great architect whose buildings inspired the preservation
movement in Illinois and the founding of Landmarks Illinois. To become a member
click here. For an overview
of the Louis Sullivan Society click here.
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Holiday Party at Glessner
House
December 15, 2009
Louis Sullivan Society members are invited to a festive gathering at H.
H. Richardson’s
Glessner House in Chicago’s Prairie Historic District. The house
will be decorated in the grand Victorian style of a well-to-do family of
the 1880s.
For information, call (312) 922-1742.
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Fall at Farnsworth
October 25, 2009
Musicians from the Elgin Youth Symphony Orchestra played on the terrace of the
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe designed
Farnsworth House as Louis Sullivan Society
members toured the house and grounds of the mid-century modern masterpiece.
Architect Dirk Lohan spoke about structure’s past and future stewardship.
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Chicago Conservation Center
March 17, 2009
Louis Sullivan Society
members enjoyed a tour of the
Chicago Conservation Center, one of the
nation’s leading private art restoration and conservation laboratories,
on March 17, 2009. Center president and Landmarks Illinois board member
Heather Becker guided members through the various restoration
departments
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Prairie Farmer Building
December 4, 2008
Members were treated to a
special behind-the-scenes tour of the historic Prairie Farmer Building,
(1926-1928; Mundie & Jensen), in the original studios of WLS radio on
December 4, 2008. This space now houses the extraordinary
David R.
Phillips Collection of
the Chicago Architectural Photographing Company, which includes 100,000
vintage negatives covering early Chicago, its immigrant past, and its
architecture.
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The Roger Brown Study
Collection,
“Artists’ Museum of Chicago”
September 17, 2008
Site director Lisa Stone welcomed the Louis Sullivan Society to the
former Roger Brown house, an 1888 storefront building at 1926 North
Halsted Street. The house, which is owned by the
School of the Art Institute of Chicago, was the home of artist Roger
Brown from 1974 to 1996. It is one of 30 artists’ spaces in the National
Trust’s consortium of “Historic Artist’s Homes and Studios”.
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