The Atlas Clock seen here in Chicago is a replica of the one found at the Tiffany & Co store in New York City. The Atlas statue in New York was carved out of fir, in 1853, and then painted to mimic the patina of weathered bronze.
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Top 10 Tulips on The Magnificent Mile
While many things do not look the same along The Magnificent Mile this year, the tulips look better than ever. Many of us cannot be there to enjoy the full bloom in person, so we found some of the best images to share with you via @TheMagMile on Instagram!
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Who was the Founder of Chicago?
When the DuSable Bridge opened on May 14, 1920, it transformed a single dirt-lane road known as Pine Street into The Magnificent Mile in downtown Chicago that we know and love today. In fact, the bridge was built right by Chicago's first non-indigenous settlement.
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Shops Open along The Magnificent Mile
Curbside pick-up is now available from select retailers, which means you can remain in your car and maintain proper social distancing. Sure, it's not your typical shopping spree, but the silver lining is that you can drive down Michigan Avenue, see the newly-decorated gardens and hit little or no traffic.
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Hosting a Virtual Get-Together
You are trying to figure out the best ways to keep loved ones close during quarantine. Whether it’s a date with someone special or a zoom hangout with a few friends, it’s still possible to be physically distant but remain emotionally connected and we are here to help!
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