Chicago Tribune

The Chicago Tribune: Its First Hundred Years Volume III is a book telling the early history of the Chicago Tribune.

The Chicago Tribune: Its First Hundred Years Volume II is a book telling the early history of the Chicago Tribune.

The Chicago Tribune: Its First Hundred Years Volume I is a book telling the early history of the Chicago Tribune.

"Tribune Tower" is a description of the architectural plans for the Chicago Tribune Tower. The design was selected through an open competition with a $100,000 prize.

The International Competition for a New Administration Building for the Chicago Tribune is a compilation of all the designs submitted for the $100,000 contest for a new office building for the Chicago Tribune. First prize went to New York based architects John Mean Howells and Raymond M. Hood. The book includes 281 plates.

A collection of "pieces" by former Chicago Tribune and Chicago Sun-Times columnist Bill Granger, who grew up on the south side of Chicago and experienced its colorful neighborhoods.

Political humor, satirical fiction, and a lot about television and comic books.

This book is a collection of tributes, memories and obituaries written soon after the death of Elsie Jacobsen, community leader, activist and well-known Oak Park and River Forest, Illinois volunteer.