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Introduction
Introduction
An introduction to the story of H.H. Holmes and this adventure
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ChicagoHistory
HistoryCopThe Windy City Demon
Herman Webster Mudgett alias Dr. H.H. Holmes was made famous by Erik Larson's bestselling book "Devil in The White City". This extremely intelligent sociopath roamed many previously undiscovered locations in the Chicago Loop looking for swindle and murder victims. Find out Where!
2.The Monon Building
The Monon Building
Holmes' A.B.C. Copier Co.
3.Siegel, Cooper & Co.
Siegel, Cooper & Co.
H.H Holmes meets third wife, Georgiana Yoke
4.The Palmer House
The Palmer House
H.H. Holmes used the landmark hotel to hobnob with Chicago movers and shakers
5.George F. Kimball Building
George F. Kimball Building
George F. Kimball was a wealthy glass manufacturer and swindle victim of H.H. Holmes
6.The Art Institute of Chicago
The Art Institute of Chicago
H.H. Holmes swindled the Vice President of the World's Congress Auxiliary
7.The Rookery Building
The Rookery Building
Completed in 1888 by Daniel Burnham and Partner John Welborn Root
8.The Richard J. Daley Center
The Richard J. Daley Center
H.H. Holmes in and around The Daley Center
9.Warehouse on The Riverwalk
Warehouse on The Riverwalk
H.H. Holmes was involved with William Green & Co. which had a warehouse on the Chicago River
