C brought to my attention the photo I took of the Museum of Science and Industry a couple of summers ago.
from White City
Palace of Fine Arts/Museum of Science and Industry
The Museum of Science and Industry represents the only major building remaining from the World's Fair of 1893. Unlike the other structures that were destroyed after the fair, the Palace of Fine Arts (as it was known), which was built to showcase artworks, remained. The backside of the museum (over-looking Jackson Park Lagoon) was actually the front of the palace during the fair, and the color of the exterior was changed during renovations. But the building looks almost exactly the way it did in 1893. Some of the light posts from the fair still illuminate the museum campus.
After I 'post-carded' a version of it it (some Photoshop magic, I don't even remember the exact steps)
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