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151 Prairie Avenue, Heidi Pawlowski Carey( Authored Entry )
...address for Chicago's elite in the late nineteenth century. This north-south boulevard, close to the...
152 Chicago Relief and Aid Society, Karen Sawislak( Authored Entry )
...of sources for charity in Chicago in the mid-nineteenth century; others were run by Cook County ,...
153 Batavia, IL, Marilyn Robinson( Authored Entry )
...and industries. In the last quarter of the nineteenth century, the VanNortwick Paper Company...
154 Spaniards, Robert Morrissey( Authored Entry )
...of emigrants to leave Spain through the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Though most...
155 Armories, Eleanor Hannah( Authored Entry )
...for armory construction until after 1900; thus all nineteenth-century Illinois National Guard (ING)...
156 Burnham Plan, Cynthia R. Field( Authored Entry )
...of the French Baroque tradition favored for nineteenth-century Paris. The physical integration of...
157 Wicker Park, Wallace Best( Authored Entry )
...wealthy and resided in a large house. By the late nineteenth century, Bell Avenue had become home to...
158 Aldermanic Privilege, Christopher Thale( Authored Entry )
...comply with aldermanic requests. Mid-nineteenth-century city councils ordered street improvements...
159 Nursery Schools, David Blanke( Authored Entry )
...age children in Chicago began in the late nineteenth century. Reflecting the customary guardianship...
160 Coal City, IL, Brandon Johnson( Authored Entry )
...of coal in the area. It was only later in the nineteenth century, however, that the mines around the...
161 Crestwood, IL, Larry A. McClellan( Authored Entry )
...from 1911 to 1922. From the middle of the nineteenth century, the area included scattered farms and...
162 Alleys, Michael P. Conzen( Authored Entry )
...Quintessential expressions of nineteenth-century American urbanity, alleys have been part of...
163 Dime Novels, Paul J. Erickson( Authored Entry )
...the dominant popular fiction form in late-nineteenth-century America. The New York firm Beadle and...
164 "Downstate", James R. Thompson( Authored Entry )
...tourist—are the architectural wonders of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Lake Michigan , the...
165 English, June Skinner Sawyers( Authored Entry )
...a significant presence in Chicago since the early nineteenth century. Great Britain's victory over...
166 Golf, IL, Howard N. Rabinowitz( Authored Entry )
...which was founded in 1897. Like other late-nineteenth-century golf clubs, Glen View had an elite...
167 Grant Park, Max Grinnell( Authored Entry )
...The area that became Grant Park at the turn of the nineteenth century was originally deeded to the...
168 Hoboes, Chad Heap( Authored Entry )
...Hobo Capital of America” during the late nineteenth century, as migratory workers hopped freight...
169 Homelessness and Shelters, Robert Slayton( Authored Entry )
...however, first developed at the close of the nineteenth century, a product of both Chicago's massive...
170 Arts Funding, Jane Preston( Authored Entry )
...business community and civic leadership of the mid-nineteenth century. In the 1860s and '70s, early...

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