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| Found it! The start of Historic Route 66! Right at Michigan Avenue. |
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| There were a variety of ways to explore Michigan Avenue. Just like the Mustang--the bicycles were too big. Hate it when I can't reach the pedals. |
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| There was also the big Bus--too fast! |
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| I decided walking was best. Look at the wall of buildings that face Grant Park. |
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| The building with portals at the top floor is the Santa Fe Building, the home to the Chicago Architectural Foundation. |
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| There is a big model of the city in the atrium. |
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| Here are some of the books on Chicago in their shop. I really like the red one with the golden building on the cover! |
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| Next stop was a few doors down for lunch at the Cliff Dwellers Club (get it--the wall of buildings on Michigan Avenue is like a cliff!). |
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| Have a great view of Millennium Park. The silver Bean looks very small from here. See everyone playing in the water of the Crown Fountain? |
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| Another View. |
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| The building next door has lots of lion heads on it! |
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| Back at ground level I found a bit of Paris! One of Hector Guimard's Metro station entrances. |
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| I also found this powerful and grand Native American on a horse. Next stop the Auditorium Theater! |
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| Adler & Sullivan's Auditorium Theater--What a Building! |
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| The Grand Staircase. |
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| Great Ornament! |
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| More ornament! |
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| Cool Column! |
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