Talk:Foshay Tower
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[edit] not tue
the following statement is not correct: "It remains one of the tallest concrete skyscrapers to this day, second only in height to the Empire State Building in New York."
This was probably taken out of centext, and may be true if you say it is the second tallest concrete skyscraper built before World War II, or second tallest concrete Art Deco skyscraper. J. Crocker 18:37, September 2, 2005 (UTC)
