The Marshall Suloway Bridge is identifiable by its four ornate bridge-tender houses, which feature distinctive mansard roofs and the Chicago municipal Y-shaped device. This bascule bridge, spanning the main stem of the Chicago River, serves as a grand entrance to the city's financial district. It opened to the public on December twentieth, nineteen twenty-eight, following a parade from Grant Park and a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony led by Mayor William Hale Thompson.
Marshall Suloway/ North LaSalle Dr Bridge
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