| 591 |
Mokena, IL, Larry A. McClellan(
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) ...that began as railroad stops. One of the earliest buildings was the public school , built in 1855. A...
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| 592 |
Navy Pier, Douglas Bukowski(
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) ...sheds along with classically designed buildings at the head and foot of the pier, including an...
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| 593 |
Greeks, Andrew T. Kopan(
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) ...in 1904 along with the Greek Press in 1913. By 1930, Chicago had become home to approximately 30,000...
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| 594 |
Journalism, Bill Savage(
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) ...corrupt Tribune reporter Jake Lingle, murdered in 1930). The African American –owned and –operated...
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| 595 |
Park Districts, Julia Sniderman Bachrach(
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) ...minimal landscape improvements. Between 1896 and 1930, 19 additional park districts were created,...
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| 596 |
Literary Cultures, Timothy B. Spears(
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) ...in the Auditorium Hotel and the Fine Arts Building for afternoon teas and midnight dramas, all the...
...that developed on the South Side around the buildings left over from the fair, and on the Near North...
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| 597 |
The Campaign to Maintain Lake Front Park, Gwen Hoerr Jordan(
Interpretive Digital Essay (Photo Essay)
) ...began excavating a hole for the basement of the building. In 1910, the Illinois Supreme Court upheld...
...supreme court, from 1890 to 1897, two more buildings were constructed on the space, a wigwam for the...
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| 598 |
Epidemics, Walter Nugent(
Authored Entry
) ...before 1894, seldom topped 15 thereafter. By 1930 it fell to 10.4. Truly disastrous epidemics were...
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| 599 |
Photography, Larry Viskochil(
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) ...1923–36), and the Hedrich Blessing Company (1930–) profited from a boon in real estate and commerce....
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| 600 |
Magazines, Richard Junger(
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) ...obscenity charges. i3372 Wrigley and Tribune buildings, 1959. Photographer: Unknown. Source: Chicago...
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| 601 |
Privatization, Robin A. Johnson(
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) ...services, including public printing , road building, and waste disposal . Local governments have...
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| 602 |
Riverdale, IL, Dave Bartlett(
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) ...city after World War II resulted in renewed building until 1960. Ready access to Interstate 57 and...
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| 603 |
Riverwoods, IL, Marilyn Elizabeth Perry(
Authored Entry
) ...and constructed additions to the original building in 1979 and the early 1990s. In 2000 the sleepy...
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| 604 |
Robbins, IL, Andrew Wiese(
Authored Entry
) ...Many settlers cut costs even further by building their own houses and living without utilities. The...
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| 605 |
Romeoville, IL, Sarah S. Marcus(
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) ...turning to Will County for development sites, building new factories near Joliet, Lockport , and...
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| 606 |
Round Lake, IL, Craig L. Pfannkuche(
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) ...operations. They erected a massive ice storage building holding over 100,000 tons for shipment in...
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| 607 |
Snow Removal, Joel Mendes(
Authored Entry
) ...as the 1850s Chicago had enacted laws requiring building owners or residents to keep their sidewalks...
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| 608 |
Social Service Education, Jeanne C. Marsh(
Authored Entry
) ...Administration advanced a reformist and state-building vision of casework, in which casework was...
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| 609 |
Socialist Parties, Daniel A. Graff(
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) ...pressure the city government for relief and jobs. Building on the massive 1877 strike wave that left...
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| 610 |
Baths, Public, Marilyn Thornton Williams(
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) ...poor, and Chicago's government responded by building 21 small and utilitarian public bathhouses in...
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