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HTML file for the Death in Chicago game

Poster for Chicago Department of Health showing large red question mark, with text reading: "Is your child vaccinated Vaccination prevents smallpox - Chicago Department of Health."

Unemployed men queued outside a depression soup kitchen opened in Chicago by Al Capone and the storefront sign reads "Free Soup Coffee & Doughnuts for the Unemployed."

Shoeshine boys on the steps of a building, Chicago, Illinois, circa 1930-1979.

Crowd in front of a storefront with the sign Bank Real Estate during the race riots in Chicago, Illinois, 1919.

Boys and horse drinking from the Drake Fountain in front of City Hall, Chicago, Illinois, 1887.

Image of Drs. Neely and Hanley vaccinating building department clerks against smallpox in a room in the County Building in the Loop community area of Chicago, Illinois.

A close-up black and white photograph of three men on a porch stoop. They are obviously homeless, desolate, and probably drinking alcohol in the image.

Patients at the Chicago State Hospital walking outdoors on a snow-covered path, Chicago, Illinois, December 10, 1910. The Chicago State Hospital (also called the Dunning Mental Institute) was located at West Irving Park Road and North Narragansett…

Old Cook County Hospital opened in 1866 at 18th and Arnold Streets, Chicago, Illinois, circa 1900.

Workers leave the Pullman Palace Car Works, 1893. This picture appeared in a promotional booklet celebrating the paternalistic labor policies of George Pullman. A year later Pullman's workers were at the center of a national strike of rail workers…

A streetcar travels on 12th Street, east from Halsted Street, Chicago, Illinois, in 1906.

Children selling candy apples and other goods near the area of Maxwell Street in Chicago, Illinois, in 1906.

This image shows the view of crowds on State Street, south from Washington Street, in Chicago, Illinois, 1913.

A Newsboy stands by several street vendors in Maxwell Street area, Chicago, Illinois, 1906.

This is a bird's eye view map of Chicago in 1857 that shows the early beginnings of the city. It was first drawn by James T. Palmatary. Later drawn on stone by Christian Inger, lithographed by Herline and Hensel, and published by Braunhold and Sonne,…

Exterior view of the the northeast corner of Clark Street and Ontario Street, Chicago, Illinois, October 1952. Formerly the Clarendon Hotel.

View of the ruined stage of the Iroquois Theater, Chicago, Illinois, after the fire on December 30, 1903. Taken on January 4, 1904, the photographer was looking down from the balcony.

View of a fire engine and male firefighters in an alley during the Iroquois Theater fire, December 30, 1903, Chicago, Illinois.

Exterior view of the Iroquois Theater at the time of the Iroquois Theater fire in Chicago, Illinois, December 30, 1903.

This February 1947 photo, taken inside the Chicago State Hospital, shows the poorly ventilated, narrow and congested hallways where some patients slept.

An artist’s depiction of residents inside Dunning, published in 1898 in the Chicago Inter Ocean newspaper.

This is a black and white image of a train car as it moves over the Lake Street Bridge in Chicago, 1924.

Charles Waliczek at Estelle's Cozy Inn at 3062 S. Broad Street in Chicago on April 26, 1949. (Note: The original image has been cropped for purposes of the game.)

An black and white photograph of a man being removed by another man and a police officer from a bar or shop nearby. He is clearly either drunk or been in a fight on what the photographer writes is Christmas Eve night. (East 78th Street & 3rd Avenue,…

This image shows the view of crowds on State Street, south from Washington Street, in Chicago, Illinois, 1913.

Children selling candy apples and other goods near the area of Maxwell Street in Chicago, Illinois, in 1906.

A streetcar travels on 12th Street, east from Halsted Street, Chicago, Illinois, in 1906.