Indoor skydiving facility with easy access from the downtown area.
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The oldest public library in Chicago, although not part of the city library system. The collection focuses on the humanities, American and European history, and the age of exploration. Occasional author events are held.
A Gothic Revival church built in 1912 provides a contrast to the surrounding bustle.
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Right next to the Water Tower, LUMA is best known for its exhibits on sacred art and architecture, but it occasionally veers into modern art as well, such as an installation of Andy Warhol's silver balloons.