Our State Street store was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1979 for both its beauty and historical significance.

THE ARCHIVE (7th floor) - Temporary exhibits on the history of this flagship store and retailing in the loop. Artifacts from the Marshall Field's collection curated by the Chicago History Museum.

THE GREAT CLOCKS (State & Washington and State & Randolph) - Weighing in at over seven tons each, these massive and elegant timepieces have kept Chicago on time for more than a century.

GREAT GRANITE PILLARS (State Street entrance) - Installed in 1902, only those on the Temple of Karnak in Egypt are taller.

THE TIFFANY CEILING (5th floor) - Installed in 1907, it's the largest unbroken example of Tiffany Favrile glass in the world, containing over 1.6 million pieces.

THE LOST FOUNTAIN (Atrium) - Constructed in 1991 and made in the likeness and scale of Daniel Burnham's original plans for the State Street building. Plans for the fountain were recovered while spending over 2,500 hours researching for the renovation in the early 1990s.

THE 28 SHOP® (3rd floor) - Created in 1941, this haute couture shop was named for the traditional entrance of the carriage trade at 28 East Washington Street. It originally housed 28 dressing salons, each with a distinct décor and was designed by Joseph Platt who had completed his set design for Gone With the Wind in 1939. Christian Dior and a very young Yves Saint Laurent made their first trip to America in 1957 to visit The 28 Shop.

TREND HOUSE (8th Floor) - Relocated from its original location, the Trend House celebrates over 70 years of interior design.

Complimentary Flagship Icon self-guided, self-paced audio tours available at 7th Floor visitor center during store hours or on-line at our Download Audio Tours page.