A welcome visual and physical oasis amid the high-rise hubbub of North Michigan Avenue, this Gothic revival house of worship was designed by Ralph Adams Cram. Local architect Charles van Doren Shaw devised the cloister and companion buildings. The first big building erected on the avenue after the Chicago Fire, it counted among its congregants the city's elite. Noontime concerts are given every Friday in the sanctuary.
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