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USA, Chicago, Chicago River, Wrigley Building (centre), elevated - stock photo

The Wrigley Building was named after the Wrigley Chewing Gum corporation. The North Building was built in 1920 and the South Building was built in 1923. It is covered in white terracotta and the tower is modelled on the Giralda of the Seville Cathedral.
The Wrigley Building was named after the Wrigley Chewing Gum corporation. The North Building was built in 1920 and the South Building was built in 1923. It is covered in white terracotta and the tower is modelled on the Giralda of the Seville Cathedral.
USA, Chicago, Chicago River, Wrigley Building (centre), elevated
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