RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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Look up: The long-dormant Bell Federal Savings weather sign outside the Rector Building, 79 W. Monroe St., is now back in action.
The 1950s sign that features a lighted, acrylic bell that changes color according to anticipated weather conditions has been restored. But now, it carries the name "Bellwether," in honor of the Bellwether Residences now occupying the Downtown building.
The newly restored and renamed Bellwether sign at 79 W. Monroe St.
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The Bellwether sign changes color outside 79 W. Monroe St.
Anthony Vazquez/Sun-Times
Developers behind The Bellwether Residences, 79 W. Monroe St., restored the building’s sign.
Anthony Vazquez/Sun-Times
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