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Does the John Hancock building have a rotating bar or restaurant?
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Which building is John Hancock sitting on in the movie Hancock?
empire state building.
Can you live in the John Hancock building?
yes you can live in the John Hancock building... It's not recommended, because you would get arrested.
Which country is John Hancock Center found?
John Hancock Center is a building found at Chicago in USA.
What building was the men sitting on The beam?
john Hancock
How long does it take for the elevator to get to the top of John Hancock building in Chicago?
12 minutes
Which building is John Hancock sitting on in the movie Hancock?
empire state building.
Can you live in the John Hancock building?
yes you can live in the John Hancock building... It's not recommended, because you would get arrested.
The name of the skyscraper building in Boston?
The tallest building is the John Hancock Tower (the blue one). The square building is the Prudential Center. But the John Hancock is the tallest in Boston.
Which country is John Hancock Center found?
John Hancock Center is a building found at Chicago in USA.
Which building is taller the john Hancock center or the Empire State Building?
The 1250 feet tall Empire State Building is 123 feet taller than the John Hancock Center.
What building was the men sitting on The beam?
john Hancock
Who is made the The John Hancock Building in Chicago?
Eddy Murphy
What are Two famous skyscrapers in chicago?
The northern building is the John Hancock building. The southern building is the Sears Tower.
What is the Tallest building in Boston?
John Hancock Building (Hancock Tower), 60 floors. Prudential Center building is 2nd with 52 stories.
Did John Hancock have a museum namened after him?
no he did not have a museum after him but he does has a building named after in downtown Chicago IL
How long does it take for the elevator to get to the top of John Hancock building in Chicago?
12 minutes
Who first signed the declaration of independents?
John Hancock.
