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Ask Geoffrey: How a Small Building Escaped Demolition

A small, windowless building on Block 37 is dwarfed by glassy new high-rises.

Aired 12/16/2015 | Rating NR

Chicago Tonight

Ask Geoffrey: How a Small Building Escaped Demolition

Clip: 12/16/2015 | 9m 43s

A small, windowless building on Block 37 is dwarfed by glassy new high-rises.

A small, windowless building on Block 37 is dwarfed by glassy new high-rises. A viewer wonders how it managed to escape the wrecking ball. Geoffrey Baer shares the story behind this unusual building, plus the history of the Marshall Field’s holiday windows and Kermit the Frog’s commercials for milk in this week’s edition of Ask Geoffrey.

Aired 12/16/2015 | Rating NR

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