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  1. Tall granite tower located in Chicago's Magnificent Mile. Its historical significance lies in its surviving the Great Chicago Fire. Out of the many buildings in Chicago at that time, the water tower was the only one to survive.
     
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Chicago Water Tower.
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Chicago Water Tower.
Looking up at the Water Tower.
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Looking up at the Water Tower.
Photo of the Old Water Tower
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Photo of the Old Water Tower
A view of the water tower at night.
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A view of the water tower at night.

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  1. 806 N. Michigan Ave
    Chicago, IL 60611

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