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Navy Pier | Museum/Attraction Review | Chicago | Frommers.com - expert review
Built during World War I, this 3,000-foot-long pier was used by the Navy during World War II as a training center for pilots. But any military aura is long gone, now that the place has been transformed into a bustling tourist...
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When I read some stuff... - user review
When I read some stuff about Navy Pier I found out that the place was initially built as a shipping facility and recreation spot in 1916. I thing that now it is on of the key ...
virtualtourist.com
Welcome to Navy Pier
Board one of the many pleasure boats docked along Navy Pier's Dock Street for an experience you won't soo...
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Chicago Children's Museum at Navy Pier
First Monday of every month: Free admission for ages 15 and ...
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Flickr: Navy Pier - Chicago
Navy Pier is the #1 tourist attraction in Illinois. This group is for pictures of anything AT Navy Pier or pictures of Chicago shot FROM Navy pier. If you add pictures please comment on some of the ones...
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Chicago dinner cruises from Navy Pier aboard Chicago's Mystic Blue Cruises
MYSTIC BLUE CRUISES. Mystic Blue. Dine. Dance. Drink. Let your hair down. The setting is laid-back yet contemporary. The service is great. The view is amazing. Imagine the beautiful Chicago skyline as it reaches for miles North and South with th...
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Navy Pier - Chicago, IL, 60611 - Citysearch
Opened in 1916 as a shipping facility and recreation spot, Navy Pier has evolved into one of Chicago's top family and tourist destinations. Some of the attractions include the three-story Chicago Children's Museum and live entertainment on the Skyline Stage. Amazing Chicago is a life-sized maze that...
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Navy Pier- Chicago, IL - VirtualTourist.com
Navy Pier was originally a freight train terminal in 1909; during both world wars, it served as a U.S. military training facility; during the 1970s and 1980s, it was abandoned. Today, it is one of Chicago's best attractions. It was saved by a $150 million grant from the state. Now, more than 8 milli...
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