April 25, 2024 11:05 pm
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Wrigley’s mansions across America

Wrigley Mansion Phoenix/Wikicommons

The chewing-gum tycoon’s portfolio included grand estates, ranches and a string of summer cottages—properties that today would be worth tens of millions of dollars.

By Katherine Clarke | The Wall Street Journal

They’re the homes that Juicy Fruit built, but they’ll cost you more than 99 cents a pop.

Chicago confectionary tycoon William Wrigley Jr. and his family made a mint on chewing gum, a fortune that bought them trophy homes across the country. Currently, two of those properties are on the market—for $4.9 million and $7.5 million.

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