Yesterday, the City of Chicago unveiled an Ida B. Wells monument. The monument named the “Light of Truth” honors civil rights icon, Ida B. Wells. Richard Hunt created the Wells sculpture now located in Bronzeville at the former Ida B. Wells Housing Project. Wells was born into slavery on July 16, 1862, and became a […]
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On this day, in 1752, Benjamin Franklin famously flew a kite during a thunderstorm, demonstrating the relationship between lightning and electricity. In honor of the 269th anniversary of Franklin’s collection of an ambient electrical charge, Strellis and Field wanted to share five intriguing facts about the famous Founding Father. Despite helping draft both the Declaration […]
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Strellis and Field is lucky enough to have two office locations that we call home. We have one office in Chicago, Illinois, and one office in Waterloo, Illinois. Our Chicago office is located in River North at 444 N. Wells Street, Suite 404. Similar to many Chicagoans, we are proud of the Windy City and […]
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