File:Holy Family Church (Roman Catholic), 1104-1114 West Roosevelt Road, Chicago (Cook County, Illinois).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionHoly Family Church (Roman Catholic), 1104-1114 West Roosevelt Road, Chicago (Cook County, Illinois).jpg |
English: Holy Family Church (Roman Catholic), 1104-1114 West Roosevelt Road, Chicago (Cook County, Illinois) |
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Source | http://lcweb2.loc.gov/pnp/habshaer/il/il0100/il0124/photos/061244pv.jpg |
Author | Harold Allen, Photographer, Historic American Buildings Survey |
Gothic Revival church that survived the Chicago Fire
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