435 North Michigan Avenue
Media
- Interior: Conference room, formerly office of Tribune editor and publisher Robert R. McCormick. Detail: Fireplace.
- Interior: Conference room, formerly office of Tribune editor and publisher Robert R. McCormick. Detail: Bookshelf.
- Interior: Conference room, formerly office of Tribune editor and publisher Robert R. McCormick. Detail: Two views of hidden conference room door, shown open and shut.
- Interior: Conference room, formerly office of Tribune editor and publisher Robert R. McCormick. Ceiling detail.
- Interior: Conference room, formerly office of Tribune editor and publisher Robert R. McCormick. View of McCormick's desk.
- Interior: Conference room, formerly office of Tribune editor and publisher Robert R. McCormick. View of Wrigley Building and Chicago River from window.
- Interior: Tribune Company Boardroom, later secretary's quarters. Detail of vaulted mahogany ceiling.
- Interior: Tribune Company Boardroom, later secretary's quarters. Detail of vaulted mahogany ceiling.
- Interior: Tribune Company Boardroom, later secretary's quarters. Detail of vaulted mahogany ceiling.
- Exterior: Observation Deck
- Exterior: Observation Deck
- Exterior: Observation Deck
- Exterior: Observation Deck
- Exterior: Observation Deck
- Interior
- Interior
- Interior
- Exterior: Observation Deck
- Exterior: View of Chicago River and Skyline, including Wrigley Building, from Observation Deck
- Interior: Machine Room, formerly Tribune Museum.
- Interior: Machine Room, formerly Tribune Museum.
- Interior: Machine Room, formerly Tribune Museum.
- Exterior: Main Entrance
- Exterior: Main Entrance, detail of monumental stone screen.
- Exterior: Main Entrance, detail of monumental stone screen.
- Exterior view of main entrance portal
- One of nearly 150 architectural fragments embedded in the first-story wall: Royal Castle, Stockholm, Sweden
- One of nearly 150 architectural fragments embedded in the first-story wall: Royal Castle, Ancient Temple Honan Provence China
- One of nearly 150 architectural fragments sembedded in the first-story wall: Old General Post Office Dublin