From The Archives	Listing No. 4173 1883 Renaissance Revival River North Chicago, IL
	The Richard H. Driehaus Museum The Driehaus Museum is housed in the historic Samuel Mayo Nickerson Mansion. Built from 1879 to 1883, the Marble Palace, as the house became known, was one of the grandest residential buildings of 19th-Century Chicago. Steeped in history, the Nickerson House survives today as one of Chicago's most extraordinary historic homes. Described as a "splendid survivor amongst the hulking high-rises of River North," the Museum is a fascinating showcase for late nineteenth and early twentieth century art and design, displayed against the magnificent backdrop of the newly restored Nickerson Mansion. The Driehaus Museum is a must-see attraction for those interested in American architecture, decorative arts, historic preservation, and the history of Chicago. www.driehausmuseum.org
	Contact Information: The Museum entrance is located at 40 East Erie Street, Chicago, IL, 60611 Phone: 312.482.8933, ext. 21. info@driehausmuseum.org Tell 'em you saw it on OldHouses.com!
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