The Loop

CTL-E-1676 · Neighborhood · community area · unspecified

VERIFIED evidence grade of this record

Chicago community area and central business district; includes 220 S Michigan Ave (Symphony Center) and 180 N LaSalle St (CSCI office).

The record

Also known as: Loop

Notes

RELP39 new supporting entity; created to ground located_in edges for CTL-E-0343 and CTL-E-0462.

Referenced by

Chicago Sister Cities International — located in → this record
Chicago Symphony Center — located in → this record
Consulate General of Haiti in Chicago — located in → this record
Illinois Central Railroad — located in → this record
Johnson Publishing Company Building — located in → this record
Johnson Publishing Company Building, 820 S. Michigan Ave. — located in → this record
Record Row — located in → this record
Rose Records — located in → this record
South African Consulate-General, Chicago — located in → this record
Spertus Institute Black Jewish collections — located in → this record

Sources

Wikipedia - Symphony Center (Loop area of Chicago)

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