63-65 Clark Street
Life Span: 1852-1871
Location: NE cor Clark and Randolph, 63-65 Clark
Architect: TBD
- D. B. Cooke & Co.’s City Directory for the Year 1859
Downing B. F. & Co., (Benjamin F. Downing & ————), bankers, 63 Clark, (See advt. p. 106.)
Corbin W. R. & Co., (Daniel W. Corbin and James Duffy), cigars and tobacco, 65 S. Clark
Baker William D., engraver, 65 S. Clark, h 160 W. Washington
Halpin & Bailey’s City Directory for the Year 1863
Corbin Daniel W. agt, for Peter Corbin, tobacconist, 65 Clark, bds. Sherman House
Halpin’s Chicago City Directory for 1864
Baker William D., wood engraver, 63 Clark, r. Clinton, sw. cor. Washington
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry., office Randolph, c. Clark, depot S. Canal, op. Monroe.
John C. W. Bailey’s Chicago City Directory for 1867
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry., office 65 Clark
Hitt Isaac R. & Co., (Isaac R. Hitt and James R. Stanley,) lawyers ne cor Clark and Randolph
Thomas Giles G.. ivory dealer 63 Clark, h 551 Wabash
Edwards’ Annual Directory in the City of Chicago, for 1870
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry., ticket office, 65 Clark
Baker William B., wood engraver, 63 Clark, r. 478 Lake
Travelers Insurance Co. Hartford, Conn. John Culver, local agt. 65 Clark
Limberg A. real estate and land broker, 65 Clark, r. 502 N. Wells.
Chicago Tribune, December 22, 1852
NEW BOOK STORE.
Irving Book Store.
63 Clark Street.
Hopkins, Douglass & Co., Publishers and Dealers, Wholesale and Retail, in School, Theological, Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books, etc., etc. Importers of French and English Stationery.
Chicago Tribune, December 20, 1856
Edwin F. Bacon
General Engraver and Die Sinker, 65 Clark street, opposite Sherman House, Chicago, Ill.
Chicago Tribune, July 21, 1857
ENGRAVING.—Bacon & Co., No. 65 Clark street, are taking the lead in this branch of business. Mr. Bacon has recently associated with himself in the business Mr. Wm. D. Baker of Philadelphia, an artist who has few equals in this country as a Designer and Engraver on wood, and also Francis E. Thomas of this city, well known as a neat ornamental Engraver on metals, marking jewelry, &c. With these new acquisitions and other skiliful workmen in every branch of the business, this enterprising firm may safely be commended to publie favor.
Chicago Tribune, February 3, 1863
Corbin & Co., Tobacconists.
Corbin & Co., the well known tobacconists, (D. W. Corbin, agent), 65 Clark street, have just thrown open their new cigar store to the public. It is a perfect gem of a place and has been furnished and fitted up in tip top order. The carpenters and painters have so completely changed the old stand that it will hardly be recognized by the patrons who have thronged the well known corner where “Corbin’s Own” have been so long dealt out. Corbin has furnished the new establishment with a fresh and extensive stock of cigars, chewing and smoking tobacco of the most approved brands. It is hardly necessary for us to endorse the well known “Corbin’s Own,” as its praises are in every smoker’s mouth. Few cigars are of better flavor or give more unqualified satisfaction. The various lots of smoking and chewing tobacco are of the very best description, In a day or two, he will be thoroughly provided with pipes of every kind, from meerschaum to cutty, cigar holders, tobacco pouches, and all the other appliances necessary to the smoker.
The factory of Corbin & Co., is now in full blast, employing thirty hands and turning out the best of cigars at a rate which will ensure the filling of orders promptly and satisfactorily. We heartly commend the firm to the great chewing and fumigating public, and especially to country dealers, who will find it to their advantage, both in the matter of economy and a good article, to send their orders to Corbin & Co., 65 Clark street.
Chicago Illustrated May 1866
- 65 S Clark
1862
- 65 S Clark
Sanborn Fire Insurance Map
1869
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