Address: 1076 W. Roosevelt Road Year Built: 1869; west addition 1874 Architect: Toussaint Menard; west addition, John P. Huber Date Designated a Chicago Landmark: March 18, 1987

The culmination of Father Arnold J. Damen, S.J.'s work in Chicago, this building was opened in 1870 as St. Ignatius College. Loyola University originated from this institution but, since 1922, St. Ignatius has operated solely as a college preparatory school. The Second Empire-style edifice is among the oldest in the city, a rare and distinctive example of institutional designs pre-dating the Chicago Fire of 1871.

Pre-Fire Chicago Great Interiors Education
1.	Street Elevation, photo by Bob Thall
2.	Cambridge Room, 1982, photo by Bob Thall
3.	Exterior Stair, photo by Bob Thall