
Peek inside the Pabst mansion
In late October, husband-and-wife duo Anita Lisek and Bart Przyjemski, who founded and run Chicago-based Noah Properties, paid $3.575 million for the historic, 14,364-square-foot Pabst mansion on Sheridan Road in...
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![E4XNSR6AL5EILK5FSGPW4EW4LA Thursday, Feb. 1: SUE THE T. REX Say "sayonara" to the Field's iconic T. rex, SueCQ, who will begin to disappear from the museum's enormous Stanley Field Hall beginning Feb. 5. She'll be out of sight entirely until sometime next year, when she returns in a dedicated space within the great "Evolving Planet" exhibit. (Meanwhile, her former spot will be assumed this spring by an enormous new dinosaur cast: the 122-foot titanosaur! [<a href="https://tinyurl.com/y7xcesph">https://tinyurl.com/y7xcesph</a>]) Good news: Illinois residents visit for free throughout February, so you can witness the approximately month-long process of Sue's dismantling. The Field Museum, 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive. Tickets to one upgraded attraction cost $14, $10 for kids 3-11. <a href="https://tinyurl.com/ycw8s6mr">https://tinyurl.com/ycw8s6mr</a>](/wp-content/uploads/migration/2018/01/28/E4XNSR6AL5EILK5FSGPW4EW4LA.jpg?w=135)







