Mallinckrodt in the Park, Part 3: Living in a chapel

The 180,000 square-foot Mallinckrodt College building has been a fixture in Wilmette and the North Shore for almost a century. It stands on 14 acres of park space near Lake Michigan and is just a short walk or bus ride away from Wilmette's shops and restaurants and the Metra's rail line into Chicago. In 2005, the building was converted to a condo and senior living development, but many of its historic details and spaces remain intact.

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[YoChicago1]

And we love your oh so classy comment.

[freshair3451]

@blaquestrength Nonsense

[knobtab]

i love the terrible echo so you can't understand what their saying. classy.

[blaquestrength]

Ummm I have somewhat of a problem with converting a former sacred religious place into a living space....somethings are meant to maintain their integrity and a Church, Temple, Synagogue etc. is one of them.