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Houseboat on the Chicago River at LaSalle Street, 1952 | ||||
While the colony of houseboats along the north branch of the Chicago River was a semi-permanent fixture in the mid-twentieth century, other houseboats could be seen on the river which were clearly designed to move from one place to another. Seen here is a houseboat at north La Salle Street along the Chicago River in 1952.
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