Fourth Presbyterian Church
Church

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Amid the hustle and bustle of Michigan Avenue lies Fourth Presbyterian Church. The church was founded in 1871 and was originally located on Wabash and Grand. After the Great Chicago Fire destroyed the church, Fourth Presbyterian moved to Rush and Superior in 1874. Finally, in 1914, Fourth Presbyterian moved to its current location on North Michigan Avenue. The church features beautiful stained glass designed by Charles J. Connick as well as an adjacent courtyard. Fourth Presbyterian Church is the second oldest building located north of the Chicago River.