Architectural Geology of the Chicago Region

Event Details

When
04/11/2007 - 8:00pm
Where
St. Paul Community Lutheran Church
18200 Dixie Hwy
Homewood, IL, 60430-2219
United States
See map: Google Maps
County: 
Cook
Fee: 
Free. Open to the Public.
Sponsor Organization: 
Homewood Historical Society
Where
St. Paul Community Lutheran Church
18200 Dixie Hwy
Homewood, IL, 60430-2219
See map: Google Maps
County: 
Cook
Fee: 
Free. Open to the Public.
Sponsor Organization: 
Homewood Historical Society
A Road Scholar program by Raymond Wiggers

What on earth does geology have to do with the architectural masterpieces of the Chicago region? Raymond Wiggers explains the most surprising links between science, art, and engineering in this survey of our region's most famous buildings, the materials they're made of, and the soil and bedrock they're anchored in. Geologist, geographer, and biologist Raymond Wiggers provides fresh perspective on such well-known landmarks as the Chicago Water Tower, the Wrigley Building, many of the Loop's skyscrapers, and many structures from the North Shore to Joliet.

For more information contact Rose Olsar, 708.799.9055.