First National Bank Building
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80 W. Monroe Street
Chicago
One of the largest buildings in Chicago in the early 20th Century, it occupied half a square block on the north side of Monroe Street.
The western part of this building at the northeast corner of Clark and Monroe was designed by Jarvis Hunt and originally occupied by the Fort Dearborn Bank.
The building was demolished to make way for the new Chase Tower. The site is now used for the modern skyscraper's plaza.
Technical Data
Height: (estimated) 231.31 ft
Length: 192.00 ft
Width: 322.00 ft
Floors (above ground): 17
Floors (below ground): 2
Construction end: 1903
Renovation end: 1970
Architect:
Tenants
705 John Durham Cleveland, 1911.
