The London House, Chicago

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The London House was a jazz club and restaurant in Chicago.

Several live jazz albums were recorded there, including The Sound of the Trio and The Trio by Oscar Peterson, and After Hours at the London House by Sarah Vaughan.

It was located at the corner of Wacker and Michigan and according to Amazon.com, is now a Burger King.[1]


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