The Givins Beverly Castle is a three-story Gothic structure built from 1886 to 1887 by Canadian real estate developer Robert C. Givins at the corner of West 103rd Street and Longwood Avenue in Chicago's Beverly neighborhood. Inspired by castles from Givins' ancestral Ireland, the building features three crenelated towers and stands as the only structure in Chicago officially described as a castle. Originally a private residence and later home to Chicago Female College, the castle has been operated by Beverly Unitarian Church since 1942 as a cultural and spiritual community center hosting meditation classes, holiday events, and youth programs.
