Chicago Downtown 500 Piece Puzzle by Boardwalk

Level of Difficulty: Medium

Artist: James Poa

Dimensions: 16 x 20 in.

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🌆 Discover the magic of the Windy City with the "Chicago Downtown" 500-piece jigsaw puzzle by Boardwalk! Illustrated by the talented James Poai, this stunning puzzle highlights the historic charm of the iconic Chicago Theatre with its grand “C-H-I-C-A-G-O” marquee towering over State Street. Once known as “the Wonder Theatre of the World,” this lavish movie palace opened in 1921 and quickly set the standard for luxury theaters across America. Modeled after the French Baroque architecture of the Royal Chapel at Versailles, the theater features elegant details and is home to a magnificent Wurlitzer theatre pipe organ. This vibrant puzzle captures the heart of old downtown Chicago, offering a delightful journey through its rich cultural history. Whether you're a fan of classic architecture or the lively spirit of Chicago, this puzzle is a must-have. 🏙️🎭

Features

• Piece Count: 500
• Puzzle Dimensions: 16" x 20" (when completed)
• Artist: James Poai
• Brand: Boardwalk
• Recommended Age: 10+ years
• Premium Eska® blue board made from 100% recovered paper for a sturdy and precise fit
• Collectable magnetic box, full-color reference poster, and resealable storage bag included
• Proudly made in the U.S.A. with top-quality materials

Reasons to Love this Puzzle

Relive the golden age of cinema with this beautifully illustrated puzzle showcasing the iconic Chicago Theatre. James Poai’s detailed artwork brings the bustling streets of downtown Chicago to life, featuring the historic marquee and the vibrant energy of State Street. With precision-cut pieces and eco-friendly materials, Boardwalk’s premium craftsmanship ensures a satisfying and seamless puzzling experience. Perfect for fans of American history, architecture, and the cultural heritage of Chicago.