I made a comic for this month's issue of Chicago Magazine about the raising and transporting of the city's buildings in the mid 1800's. Here 'tis:
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This is so funny. I love it.
ReplyDeleteFantastic stuff, as always, Lilli!
ReplyDeleteI saw this on the Chicagoist and loved it, then shortly after that one of my professors in the UIC Urban Planning program used part of it in a presentation.
ReplyDeleteGreat history lesson.