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Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago on the Magnificent Mile

Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago at 126 East Chestnut Street rises on the Magnificent Mile with ivy-covered limestone, pointed arches, a tower, carved Gothic tracery, and a cross above the historic sanctuary entrance. Designed by Ralph Adams Cram, the English and French Gothic Revival church was dedicated in 1914 and remains one of North Michigan Avenue’s defining landmarks in Chicago, Illinois – © 2026 David Oppenheimer – Performance Impressions photography archives https://performanceimpressions.com Fourth Presbyterian Church, Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago, Fourth Church Chicago, Fourth Church, 126 East Chestnut Street, 126 E Chestnut Street, East Chestnut Street, Chestnut Street, North Michigan Avenue, Michigan Avenue, Magnificent Mile, Mag Mile, Near North Side, Streeterville, downtown Chicago, Chicago, Chicago Illinois, Chicago IL, Illinois, 60611, facade, building exterior, exterior, church exterior, sanctuary exterior, limestone facade, stone facade, stonework, masonry, Bedford limestone, ivy covered, ivy, vines, Gothic Revival, Gothic Revival architecture, English Gothic, French Gothic, Gothic architecture, Gothic church, historic architecture, landmark architecture, church architecture, religious architecture, Chicago architecture, architecture, architectural photography, vertical architecture, church, historic church, Presbyterian church, Presbyterian, sanctuary, tower, church tower, bell tower, spire, cross, Christian cross, stone cross, quatrefoil, trefoil, quatrefoil cross, trefoil cross, tracery, Gothic tracery, carved tracery, pointed arches, Gothic arches, arch, arches, arched entrance, carved stone, carved tympanum, tympanum, doorway, entrance, historic doorway, Michigan Avenue entrance, courtyard, cloister, parish house, Gratz Center, Chicago Landmark, National Register of Historic Places, Old Water Tower District, Great Chicago Fire, Chicago history, Ralph Adams Cram, Howard Van Doren Shaw, Charles J Connick, Frederick Clay Bartlett, Presbyterian Church USA, PCUSA, religion, worship, faith, congregation, tourism, travel, destination, landmark, historic, building, United States, licensing, image licensing, commercial imagery, photography licensing, art, print, fine art, commercial photography, David Oppenheimer, vertical, 1-15213827141

Photo Details

Camera
NIKON D6
Aperture
ƒ/5.6
Shutter Speed
1/200 s
ISO
200
Focal Length
26mm
Date Taken
July 22, 2024

Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago at 126 East Chestnut Street rises on the Magnificent Mile with ivy-covered limestone, pointed arches, a tower, carved Gothic tracery, and a cross above the historic sanctuary entrance. Designed by Ralph Adams Cram, the English and French Gothic Revival church was dedicated in 1914 and remains one of North Michigan Avenue’s defining landmarks in Chicago, Illinois – © 2026 David Oppenheimer – Performance Impressions photography archives https://performanceimpressions.com

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