- The history of The Wrigley Building dates back to the early 1920s when it was built by chewing gum magnate William Wrigley Jr.
- William Wrigley began building his headquarters in 1920 as one of few significant structures north of Michigan Ave Bridge.
- Wrigley’s Chicago headquarters, the Wrigley Building, became a noted architectural landmark of that city.
- This week we got the honor of giving Joseph and Mary Beth a VIP tour of The Wrigley Building.
- The Wrigley Building's facade is adorned with a white-glazed terra-cotta exterior, exhibiting ornate detailing that captures and reflects sunlight in a dazzling...
- Company, the Wrigley Building was constructed as a two-phase complex, with the taller south tower and its distinctive four-sided clock tower completed in 1921...
- The Wrigley Building rises above a bend in the Chicago river like a beacon.
- - Build in two phases: the south building from 1920 to 1922 and the smaller north addition from 1924 to 1925.
- As "The Gateway to the Magnificent Mile," the Wrigley Building sits directly across from its famous counterpart, the Tribune Tower, just north of the Chicago River...
- Browse out collection of Wrigley Building royalty-free photos and images created by local Chicago photographers.