Florsheim Shoe Company Building

Overall view from east, photo by Terry Tatum, CCL, 2003></A>
            
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	<TD VALIGN=    Address: 3963 W. Belmont Ave.
Year Built: 1924-1926
Architect: Alfred S. Alschuler
Date Designated a Chicago Landmark: March 29, 2006

Wall grid, photo by Terry Tatum, CCL, 2003 This modern concrete, metal, and glass building is a significant early 20th-century industrial building built for one of Chicago's best-known manufacturers. Founded and headquartered in the City for many years, the Florsheim Shoe Company Building was one of the nation's leading shoe manufacturers during the 20th century. It is the work of Alfred Alschuler, a noteworthy Chicago architect who designed a number of other designated Chicago Landmarks, including the London Guarantee Building and K.A.M. Isaiah Israel Synagogue.

Doorway sign on Belmont Ave., photo by Terry Tatum, CCL, 2003

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Labor and Industry Tour
 
1. Overall view from east, photo by Terry Tatum, CCL, 2003
2. Wall grid, photo by Terry Tatum, CCL, 2003
3. Doorway sign on Belmont Ave., photo by Terry Tatum, CCL, 2003

 
 
 

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