c1970's Kodachrome 35mm Slide Chicago Carson Pirie Scott Building WMAQ TV Sign For Sale

This 35mm Kodachrome slide captures a vibrant urban scene in downtown Chicago during the 1970s. The prominent Carson Pirie Scott building serves as the focal point, adorned with large signage celebrating WMAQ TV as Chicago's full color station. A colorful NBC peacock logo is clearly visible on the building facade, marking a significant era in local television history. Below, the street level features a busy intersection with period automobiles and a subway entrance sign directing passengers toward Howard, Englewood, and Jackson lines. The architectural details of the historic department store are preserved in sharp focus, showcasing the classic Chicago commercial style. A person wearing a bright red shirt stands near the subway entrance in the foreground, adding a human element to the bustling city atmosphere. The lighting shows an overcast day, which enhances the saturation of the colorful television station advertisements. This slide offers a rare glimpse into the intersection of retail history and media branding in the heart of the city. The film stock remains in excellent condition with vivid color reproduction and minimal grain. SKU: B13-2-10