Illinois

Illinois posters make for a great interior decoration tool. This is not only because they are pretty to look at and easy on the eye, but also because the Prairie State possesses such Read morea rich history where so many world-changing events took place, without people even realizing it. A concrete example is the fact that Illinois was the first state to ratify the 13th amendment to abolish slavery. For a bit of trivia that is not so heavy, the term "jazz" was coined in Chicago by Benny Goodman and Gene Krupa in 1914. As you can see, there is plenty to learn and discover about this amazing state throught Illinois posters. Nearly 80% of the state’s land area is farm land with its highest point being Charles Mound at a mere ca. 375 meters. Illinois posters are also home to sights of the third-largest city in America, Chicago. With Photowall, you can always modify your selected Illinois posters to befit your aesthetic and planned colour schemes.

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Illinois posters and its history

The first Europeans to arrive in Illinois were French explorers Jacques Marquette and Louis Joliet who traveled along the Mississippi and the Illinois River making contact with the local Native American tribes to establish fur trade. The British gained control of Illinois after winning the French and Indian War in 1763. However, just 20 years later in 1783, the land became part of the United States after the Revolutionary War and on December 3, 1818, Illinois was admitted to Union as the 21st state. This rich history is also reflected in plenty of these great Illinois posters. One of the worst fire disasters in the history of the United States of America was the infamous Great Chicago Fire of 1871. It all started with a small fire in a barn in south Chicago but since most of the buildings in those days were made of wood, once the fire got going it was tough to stop and over 20,000 buildings were completely destroyed. Nonetheless, Illinoisans got back on their feet and created a thriving city which you can see in Illinois posters.

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Credited for actually inventing what is now common in big cities, the skyscraper, Chicago has an abundance of remarkable and iconic structures which you will be able to have in your own home, office or recreational space in the shape of Illinois posters. As some of you might know or have heard of, Chicago goes hand in hand with the Sears Tower. However, if you want to be factually correct, you have to now call it the Willis Tower. Completed in 1973, the 440 meter tower is the undisputed king of the Windy City skyline, as you can tell in many of these Illinois posters that feature Chicago. This structure held the title of the world’s tallest building for decades and maintained its claim to the highest roof in the Western Hemisphere for a very long time! Chicago Skyline gives you a beautiful view of this landmark and many more.

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You will be surprised to know that it is not strange to experience all four seasons in a single Chicago day! It is not called the Windy City for nothing. The source of this is Lake Michigan which borders the entire Eastern side of the city as you can see in Illinois posters like Chicago and Lake Michigan. View from a Skyscraper in Chicago is another great Illinois poster that shows off this side and beauty of the metropolis. If you are looking for something more artsy and a bit of character, maybe Chicago Illinois Rust Skyline is the right fit for you. Illinois posters provide you with a healthy amount of options to beautify your proverbial four walls.

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