Nine years later, it was bought by candymaker Charles F. Gunther, disassembled, and moved to Chicago, Illinois, where it was rebuilt to serve as a war museum (1889-1895).
There it was renovated to serve as a war museum (1889-1895). Nine years later, it was bought by Charles F. Gunther, a candymaker, disassembled, and moved to Chicago, Illinois.
Nine years later, it was bought by Charles F. Gunther, a candymaker, disassembled, and moved to Chicago, Illinois. There it was renovated to serve as a war museum (1889-1895).
Nine years later, it was bought by Charles F. Gunther, a candymaker, disassembled, and moved to Chicago, Illinois. There it was renovated to serve as a war museum (1889-1895).