*** About Tribune Tower: Named for the Chicago Tribune, whose international design competition in 1922 led to its creation, Tribune Tower is a stellar example of neo-Gothic architecture. With its completion in 1925, it not only became an office for the newspaper but also a symbol of Chicago's ambition and artistic depth. The tower's design includes rocks and bricks from historically significant sites across the world, embedded in its walls, making it a global mosaic of architectural history. Standing at 463 feet, this landmark not only represents a significant architectural feat but also serves as a memorial to great events and figures in world history.

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