The Golden Lady of Jackson Park

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The Museum of Science and Industry is housed in the Fine Arts Building, one of the few permanent structures at Chicago's 1893 World's Columbian Exposition. About a mile south of the museum is another: A 1918 1/3 scale replica of the Fair's Statue of the Republic by sculptor Daniel Chester French, only a short distance from the spot where it originally stood.

Generations of Chicagoans know it, simply, as the Golden Lady. It sits on a base designed by Henry Bacon, who was also the architect of the Lincoln Memorial 4 years later. (The statue of a seated Lincoln inside was French's work).

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