This was a fun one hunting down a lot of these spots, thanks for watching

Mr. The Woo- I have been watching your videos on and off for years now, and I’d like to say I think you are a very likable fellow, and you translate very well on film. Thank you for always finding the coolest spots.

Hey Adam, huge fan of yours from Australia. Been watching your vlogs for a while. Your journey is amazing. You are also a real modern day historian and a fantastic tour guide. Learnt so much man about Chicago. Best wishes on your stay in Chicago and the rest of your amazing journey.

Wow, one of your best videos ... ever! I no longer have to keep Chicago on my bucket list of places to visit. I'm living vicariously through you, and I thank you for taking me (and a few thousand others) with you every single day!

Whatchu talkin' 'bout, Willis? It will always be the Sears Tower.

I'm so happy you are finding "hidden treasures " in my hometown! Stay warm!!!

Like I said yesterday.... I LOVED THIS SO MUCH!!! Dude this was honestly so awesome!

I love the flashbacks, Adam. This kind of video is one of my favorite types of content, and you are so flipping good at it!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I love when you do vlogs like this. I like seeing things that deal with history of any kind, the mobster stuff is cool.

I am from Chicago, and I did not know about the wall at the Chicago Tribune (right in my face yet didn't see) Anyway, my friend's father also lived part time in the John Hancock building BUT had a farm in Indiana that was Al Capone's with secret tunnels and all! Great video Adam!

Two of those holes are periods for A.D.

Strange tie in that I was told by my grandparents on both sides, on my dad’s side my great grandfather worked for the sheriff Dept in Indiana and actually helped searched for John Dillinger back in the day and on my mom’s side my great uncle worked as a mechanic in Chicago and worked on Al Capone’s car

i had no idea you did this episode until today, Adam you're the best man! i typed in john dillinger death spot and you came up first and I didnt even see the account of who posted it but its you! much love from anaheim as always man! loved your angel stadium episodes!!

Your info is way off! He didn’t live in the Hancock building, He lived in a van... DOWN BY THE RIVEEEEEER!!!!!!!

awesome. really felt like i was in the city, you do a great job with these Adam

Very well done adam thanks for having me along for the ride

I love this stuff, takes a good amount of time to research, not to mention the before and after pics, you are making Chicago look epic with your camera work, stay safe during your travels, may God provide you with neverending content.

another awesome vlog Adam ! man I wanna visit these places -you're the best ambassador for your country !

Fantastic vlog today Adam. Thanks. I am a huge fan of all things to do with the Mafia. Great seeing the history. Safe travels.

I'm really loving these Chicago vlogs!!

These last few days in Chicago are really bringing back memories. It's been so long since I've been there. So much has changed and yet so much is the same. Thanks for vlogging!

With everywhere you've been, I think these are some of the most high quality, gorgeous shots you've taken yet.

Wow! That is a really windy city that you're in! Lots of interesting and fun info in this one! As always, thanks!

My colleague lived in Chicago in the past and guessed this location this morning. Great video! Enjoy your trip!

I think this is my favorite TDW. Not from Chicago, so, I was really intrigued with the history and the way you told the stories... Very interesting.

Thank you for yet again another brilliant vid, thank you Adam .

Awesome. Thank you for going to those historical locations.

You always have great videos , but the ones like these are always good! You can tell that a lot of research went into what you're showing! I'm glad you decided to show some of the darker history of Chicago!

This Vlog was sooo cool 👍🏼. Alot of people dont know this, but Al Capone had a hideout here in Fontana,CA. He also used to eat a steakhouse here in Rancho Cucamonga off Route 66. Both spots still exist till this day.

Great Video Adam, Chicago looks really nice

Morning Adam! enjoyed watching your Awesome Vlog Over here in Yorkshire UK. and I enjoyed hearing you talk about the history of where you are in Chicago and facts. Looking forward in your Next Awesome Vlog. Thank you Adam!!

Lots of history in this vlog.Thanks for that.Was a great watch!

Don't leave without doing Blues Brothers locations. Hit me up if you want a tour of Joliet.

Wow, this vlog was excellent! Not only did you cover some of the things I find most fascinating about Chicago, but I think your filming style has never been better.

Love your Videos Adam thanks I love visiting history through your point of view

The tearfull "are those Petunias? " made me shoot coffee through my nose.

I got to meet Chris at the Second City Comedy Club. He was awesome. Said what're you doing here, I said skating. Chris said from the bar outside the stage. "I used to play hockey as a kid! LEMME SEE WHATCHA GOT!" In classic fashion hopped off the bar stool and threw his arms out as I ran into him. Awesome! He signed my menu, Doug stay Kool Chris Farley, my sister's says"Christina, You sure are Purdy. Love, Tommy Boy.". After the Second City troop finished there act. Chris returned for the improve act. He jumped from a ladder easily six feet above the wooden stage and kicked his leg over his head. God bless him, awesome and athletic cat. Love you all. D.J. Freer

Chicago is always a cold place. I was there in May once, and just about froze to death. The wind was cutting right through me.

who else is surprised Adam didn't get his camera stolen when shooting those long angle walking shots.

I am enjoying the historical blogs. The changing of the seasons. I can just imagine how much you are enjoying the cooler weather. It has been unseasonably warm here. High yesterday near 80. By this afternoon if will be in the mid 40's .

I just love all the info and history tucked into the nether regions of your videos. Thank you for sharing!

7:37. Bullet holes? Those are period marks after the A and the D!!! smh

You make a very good video sir, that was really interesting and well edited. Thanks for sharing.

Very interesting facts Adam!!! Thanks so much for sharing with us!!!!! Wow the buildings are amazing!!!!

Those apartment towers with the parking lots halfway down are used as the album art for the band Wilco on their 2001 album Yankee Hotel Foxtrot. Fun Fact!

Awesome,,regardless if it was from my request or not you hit Farley's building,,thank you Adam.I'm enjoying seeing Chicago,,,Second city is there too where Belushi and Farley started lol..great vids.

Between this and the Perfect Strangers memories yesterday (I have the theme song on my MP3 player, love that show) you are hitting home runs all over. Keep on Wooing!

Knowing dates and locations is called “research” and Adam does it well!

I've gotta admit the historical videos are my favorite 😊👍

My dad was 14 when Dillinger was shot. He said some people actually dipped handkerchiefs in the blood as a souvenir. My dad took me to the Biograph to see a revival of KING KONG around 1971 (I was 13). After the movie, he took me down that alley to show me the telephone poles. At the time, at least one of them had several curved heavy metal plates bolted to it. My dad said they were put there to deter other souvenir hunters from prying out the bullets from the agents' guns. At 2:52 in your video, look to the right-hand side of the screen , which shows the second telephone pole, further down the alley. It is partially obscured by another structure almost attached to it (go to 2:26 to see what I mean). Anyway, at 2:52, ignore the grey thing that is NOT the telephone pole and look at the brown pole right behind it and notice the metal plates attached to it. Also, at 3:50, take a look at the part of the first telephone pole just over your right shoulder. I seem to recall that there used to be plates over that lighter section of that pole, too, but, hey it was 49 years ago when dad took me down that alley, so I wouldn't testify under oath. I have lived in Chicago all my life, but, in this video, you still showed me a few things I never knew. I love watching your stuff.

Love Chicago! Great vlog today...Thanks!

Keep up the wonderful work Adam

Fantastic stuff as usual Mr. The Woo😀👍. Thank you for taking us along.

"Cheeseburger, Cheeseburger". "No Coke. Pepsi". I love that skit.

The historical videos that you do are the best in my opinion. I like that stuff too. It's great that you take old photographs and are able to associate the buildings with today. That makes it more real.

Some very good shots in this one. Nice work!

once again not disappointed,cant wait for tomorrow's vlog!

Great vlog Adam. You made me appreciate my home town that much more.

You are full of fun facts, Adam! Thanks for sharing with us.

One of Adams best blogs ever... I wish I could like this 10x

I LOVE the way u say certain words Mr Woo. Like "theatre" for instance. I've never heard it pernounced like that. Haha. It is very cute!

Adam, I love this! I am so looking forward to going on these new adventures with you.

I'm a local & I had no clue the Tribune building was festooned with all that cool stuff from across the world, thanks Woo!

Very cool Adam and not a Mickey in sight! I was in Chicago (Deerfield) a couple months back. My buddy lives next door to the "Bundy House" that was featured in the opening credits of "Married with Children". People still come by and take photo's. Looks cold and blustery there today. Here in Phoenix we are still in the mid to high 90's. Good video.

Great video some of it reminded me of the old Blues Brothers movie. Thank you Adam The Woo!

Awesome. Brings back memories of when I went to downtown Chicago after Navy Boot Camp Graduation in Great Lakes. Also one of my fav movies Straight Talk w/Dolly Parton was filmed in Chicago!! Thank you Adam!! God bless and safe travels.

Trying to find videos i missed, Mr. Adam.. This Texas boy loves your videos..

Ahh the old station wagons where as a child your seat was the armrest and your seat belt was your parents arm. LOL!

Good morning Adam and happy Friday everyone

Love your videos! I watch each one twice a day, once in the morning and again when I get home from work so the fam can see your adventures! Thank you!

Top rate Vlog. Awesome editing and camera work.

That old station wagon makes me think of "Halloween" aka "The Night HE came home".

Some great stuff today, Mr. Woo! Hope you're enjoying your travels. Btw...noticed the hoodie. Have the same one. Picked it up on our Disneyland trip. That thing is the most comfortable hoodie I've ever owned!

Awesome you went to the billy goat tavern! I made the suggestion on your other video so ill take credit for it lol

I believe that part of the original wall from the St Valentine day massacre is on display at the mob museum in downtown Las Vegas.

Cheers Adam, your Vlogs are the highlight of my day. I feel like you are my personal tour guide.

one of your best videos in a long time great work

The "are those petunias" comment got me. 😂 Your vlogs are perfect & could watch them all day.

Adam, really enjoy your videos because you do not swear or talk dirty, I like the wholesome content and just fun everyday things. Keep them coming and thanks.

Such an awesome vlog!! You are such a great reporter! I missed this! Did you get a Cheeseborger -shirt?!! Chicago is really an extraordinary city! 60 Floors, next time tell us the highest building you have been in. Rock IT!

Dillinger was struck four times, with two bullets grazing him and one causing a superficial wound to the right side. The fatal bullet entered through the back of his neck, severed the spinal cord, passed into his brain and exited just under the right eye, severing two sets of veins and arteries. An ambulance was summoned, although it was soon apparent Dillinger had died from the gunshot wounds; he was officially pronounced dead at Alexian Brothers Hospital According to investigators, Dillinger died without saying a word.

Thanks for sharing Adam...!

I must add, that after watching your video, I watched a few others about the Dillinger/Biograph killing made by people who have NO idea of what they are talking about. Thank goodness YOU at least did some research.

yesterday's vlog was awesome and now officially my second favorite ever TDW. I'm glad you're enjoying Chicago. Check out Ed Debevick's if you have not yet. very interesting place.

Love the historical sites! Thank you for sharing those.

My town! know every place by heart! Thanks Adam

living through you one day at a time. love what ya do man

THIS IS AWESOME! thanks for posting! hope all is well!

You should go down to Sheds Aquarium... that entire area at one time was the world's fair grounds, only a few remnants still exist... additionally the terminal for the airport out there is still there, but the airport run way was illegally bulldozed by Mayor Dayley back 20 years ago or so... I believe there are even a few relics from the Columbian Exposition a mile or so south, which was where Tesla's AC current provided by Westinghouse, lit the entire fair up... the first time ever. I think a few of the buildings from the Columbian Exposition are still there, so hard to imagine what use to be around them. Super cool history. Man, so much in Chicago.

Awesome video, dang I live in WI only 5 hours away from Chicago and never been there, it's very cool I think I might need to make a trip.

hey Adam you need to venture to the North East of England...its windy, often chilly and pretty you would love the old buildings and castles..great vlogs..thanks for sharing your journey with us

Those 2 identical buildings with the condo's at the top and parking garages on the bottom are the Marina Tower's. People from the area call them the "corn cob" buildings. My husband's company owns an apartment on the 57th floor.

Love the gun sign! After all, we all know criminals follow the law!

this is my most favorite video you have done because i love gangsta history

lots of history there, very interesting. have a great day Adam

The Chicago Tribune building is very cool! And the city lights are pretty! Thanks for sharing! 😊

The wall from the St. Valentine's day massacre was auctioned off in 1967 and sold to a Canadian named George Patey. He displayed it in several different places before installing it in the men's bathroom of a night club that he owned. In 1997 he set up a web site and sold the bricks off one by one. That pizza place used to have some of the best pizza in Chicago. It might still have, I haven't been there for many years. I always loved the architecture of Chicago. Time for another visit maybe.

I work in the Leo Burnett building where you walked by a few times, Wayne's World did a few scenes there if you stop by again. Great to see you in my home town.

I made two trips across country as a kid in a station wagon like that, only it was dark blue. Sat in the back with a pile of comic books when things got boring. Sgt. Rock and his Howling Commandos, The Haunted Tank, etc.

Hey Adam! Do a filming locations for the Fugitive!