Chicago House (The Oriental Institute's excavation house in Luxor)

Chicago House was the Egyptian excavation headquarters established by The Oriental Institute at Luxor, Egypt. Founded in the early 20th century, it served as a base for archaeological research, conservation, and administration related to Egyptian antiquities. The site provided office space, warehouses, and living quarters for the team, facilitating systematic exploration of nearby tombs and temples. Today, Chicago House continues to support Egyptological projects, emphasizing preservation and scholarly study of Egypt’s rich cultural heritage through its facilities and ongoing research efforts.