Category:1921 in Chicago

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100 most populous cities of the United States 
1–25 : Boston; Chicago; Columbus; Houston; Indianapolis; Los Angeles; New York City; Philadelphia; Portland; San Francisco; Seattle; Washington, D.C.
26–50 : Atlanta; Baltimore; Detroit; Minneapolis
51–75 : Newark; New Orleans; Orlando; Pittsburgh; St. Louis; Tampa
76–100 : Fort Wayne; Norfolk; Reno; Toledo

Chicago in the 1920s : ←; 1920; 1921; 1922; 1923; 1924; 1925; 1926; 1927; 1928; 1929; →

1921 in Chicago

Русский: 1921 год в Чикаго

Subcategories

This category has the following 7 subcategories, out of 7 total.

A

Annual report of the Presbyterian Hospital in the city of Chicago (1921)‎ (7 F)

C

Chicago Tribune, 1921‎ (11 F)

L

Loyola News, 1921‎ (1 F)

P

Pageant of Progress Exposition‎ (21 F)

S

1921 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Chicago, Cook County, Illinois‎ (161 F)
Chicago skyline in 1921‎ (3 F)
1921 in sports in Chicago‎ (1 C)

Media in category "1921 in Chicago"

The following 34 files are in this category, out of 34 total.

"107 IPEU" mark on March 2, 1921 detail, from- Dill Pickle Club House and Chapel, Wednesday, March 2nd Opens New Series of One Act Plays, (1921) (NBY 6560) (cropped).jpg 359 × 110; 7 KB
"18 Tooker Alley" map on March 2, 1921 detail to the Dill Pickle Club House and Chapel, Wednesday, March 2nd Opens New Series of One Act Plays, (1921) (NBY 6560) (cropped).jpg 710 × 889; 96 KB
125 photographic views of Chicago in the order in which they may be seen most conveniently during a tour about the city (IA 125photographicv00rand).pdf 875 × 612, 138 pages; 6.74 MB
1921 Chicago L map.jpg 3,029 × 2,550; 5.7 MB
1921 June Electrical World Chicago NELA Convention.png 2,956 × 1,642; 3.6 MB
1921 Railway terminal map of Chicago by Rand McNally.jpg 2,800 × 3,765; 8.15 MB
BandW TEMPORARY BOILER NO. L and No. 2. NOTE THE ORIGINAL NO. 2 COAL HOPPER BETWEEN THESE TWO BOILERS. - Lakeview Pumping Station, Clarendon and Montrose Avenues, Chicago, Cook HAER ILL,16-CHIG,106-73.tif 3,692 × 5,174; 18.22 MB
Outside the Law (1920) - Barbee's Loop Theater, Chicago 1921.jpg 575 × 595; 70 KB
Binga.PNG 968 × 749; 788 KB
Chicago Pedway 52 Plaque from 1921 (52181213449).jpg 4,032 × 3,024; 3.15 MB
Collier's 1921 Vol 2 Frontispiece -- Chicago.jpg 1,857 × 2,509; 1.16 MB
The Conflict (1921) - 8.jpg 790 × 568; 85 KB
Dill Pickle Club House and Chapel, Wednesday, March 2nd Opens New Series of One Act Plays, (1921) (NBY 6560).jpg 2,188 × 3,600; 1.09 MB
Dill Pickle Club House and Chapel, Wednesday, March 2nd Opens New Series of One Act Plays, (1921) (NBY 6561).jpg 3,600 × 2,179; 906 KB
Diversion of water from the Great lakes and Niagara river (1921) (14762035614).jpg 2,124 × 1,280; 259 KB
Drake Hotel Chicago - 1921 Photoplay.jpg 548 × 594; 101 KB
EDGEMOOR BOILER NO. 3. NOTE THE ORGINAL NO. 5 COAL HOPPER ABOVE THE VACANT SPACE. - Lakeview Pumping Station, Clarendon and Montrose Avenues, Chicago, Cook County, IL HAER ILL,16-CHIG,106-72.tif 5,207 × 3,704; 18.4 MB
Film Shown in Flight.jpg 539 × 519; 65 KB
FORCED DRAFT FAN and BASE OF BOILER SETTINGS SHOWING ASH REMOVAL DOORS. NOTE STOKER LINE SHAFT DRIVE UNDER CEILING. - Lakeview Pumping Station, Clarendon and Montrose Avenues, HAER ILL,16-CHIG,106-92.tif 5,200 × 3,746; 18.58 MB
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1921) - 21.jpg 775 × 565; 98 KB
The Fox (1921) - 10.jpg 986 × 680; 127 KB
HotDogJazzFeb1922.jpg 1,294 × 1,452; 838 KB
Kitty Kelly holding Flag of Chicago 201921.jpg 600 × 1,721; 360 KB
Mary Garden and Edith Mason cph.3b20564.jpg 1,086 × 1,494; 666 KB
Mary Miles Minter and Harry W. Willard entertain press representatives and friends at the new Drake Hotel, Chicago. May 28, 1921.jpg 1,191 × 912; 405 KB
Name art on March 2, 1931 detail, Dill Pickle Club House and Chapel, Wednesday, March 2nd Opens New Series of One Act Plays, (1921) (NBY 6560) (cropped).jpg 1,852 × 1,011; 300 KB
No Woman Knows (1921) - 14.jpg 773 × 613; 94 KB
Over the Hill to the Poorhouse (1920) - Woods Theater, Chicago 1921.jpg 363 × 641; 55 KB
Possible union label with "40" detail, from- Dill Pickle Club House and Chapel, Wednesday, March 2nd Opens New Series of One Act Plays, (1921) (NBY 6560) (cropped).jpg 288 × 78; 5 KB
Prohibition agents destroying barrels of alcohol (United States, prohibition era) 2.jpg 475 × 382; 83 KB
Prohibition agents destroying barrels of alcohol (United States, prohibition era).jpg 472 × 372; 36 KB
Lessons in Love (1921) - Roosevelt Theater, Chicago.jpg 775 × 675; 88 KB
TURBINE DRIVEN FORCED DRAFT FAN AT BASE OF STACK. NOTE REDUCTION GEAR BETWEEN TURBINE and FAN. - Lakeview Pumping Station, Clarendon and Montrose Avenues, Chicago, Cook County, HAER ILL,16-CHIG,106-91.tif 5,000 × 3,563; 16.99 MB
West Arthur Avenue, Rogers Park, Chicago, 1921.jpg 1,728 × 1,002; 397 KB

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