The North Avenue Baths building in the
Wicker Park neighborhood dates back to the 1920s when, apparently, public baths and steam rooms were
the place for big shots to do their wheeling and dealing. The building now houses a seafood-focused restaurant, where, surely, some wheeling and dealing occurs over business dinners. The monogrammed terracotta facade remains as a reminder of its origins.
The NAB monogram for
the North Avenue Baths
More detail of the North Avenue Baths building facade
Looking straight up the building
2 comments:
Looks like it was a very fancy place back in the day!
Pretty impressive looking.
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