City Council approved the landmarking Wednesday, concluding a lengthy series of approvals needed in a process that started in the spring.

The city’s Commission on Chicago Landmarks found that the historic district met four out of seven criteria needed to be considered for landmark status: It’s a critical part of the city’s heritage, it has important architecture, it has works from important architects and it has a distinctive theme as a district. At a minimum, a potential landmark must meet two criteria….”

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