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The Party Barge is a unique way to cruise the Chicago River and lakefront. The boat features a u-shaped bar, surrounded by bar stools. The boat is equipped with a head (bathroom), charging ports, additional seating at the bow and coolers with ice. All cruises are BYOB, 120 minutes long and depart from the Chicago Riverwalk (between the LaSalle Street and Wells Street bridges).
Battle Of Fort DearbornPass by
Off the to the south side of the river we will see the site where the first American settlement, Ft Dearborn, once stood.
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This was the site where the 1871 Great Chicago Fire started.
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In 1992 a hole formed under this bridge which lead to the Great Flood, shutting Chicago down for a whole week!
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These buildings built in 1964 are considered the pivot point from Chicago's Industrial Age into the Residential Metropolitan it is today.
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Learn about the reverse of the Chicago River how that has formed the city over the last century.
Navy PierPass by
Here we get to learn about the World's Fair of 1893 and the inventions we still use today that were introduced here.
Chicago RiverwalkPass by
In the late 1800's Captain Santa set up shop on his sail boat the Rouse Simmons to sell Christmas Trees every winter at this corner of the river.