| 621 |
Politicians on Stage, 1931, Photographer: Unknown(
Historical Source
) ...constituted larger proportions of the city's population. Some Irish ward stalwarts, such as Kenna...
Date Created: 1931,
Date Depicted: 1931
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| 622 |
"Let's Look at the Facts . . . about Burr Ridge," c.1961, Creator: Hinsdale Citizens League(
Historical Source
) ...With rapid population growth in DuPage County after World War II, new subdivisions incorporated and...
...to control future development, that the small population of Burr Ridge would not dilute the voice of...
Date Created: c.1961,
Date Depicted: c.1961
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| 623 |
Growth of the Chicago Metropolitan Area, (
Map
) ...system permitted a vast decentralization of population and activity which filled in many of the...
|
| 624 |
Annexation, (
Historical Source
) ...Historical Society (ICHi-37965) With rapid population growth in DuPage County after World War II,...
...to control future development, that the small population of Burr Ridge would not dilute the voice of...
|
| 625 |
Kimball and Lawrence Avenues, 1929, Photographer: Chicago Daily News(
Historical Source
) ...Albany Park Community Area experienced a population explosion during the 1870s and 1880s. The...
Date Created: 1929,
Date Depicted: 1929
|
| 626 |
View of Chicago before Fire of 1871, Artist: William Flint(
Historical Source
) ...10th, 1871, by William Flint. Chicago's population at the time of this bird's-eye view looking...
Date Created: 1871,
Date Depicted: 1871
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| 627 |
"Replica of the Original Fort Dearborn," Chicago Tribune, 5 March 1899, Creator: Chicago Tribune(
Historical Source
) ...Fort Dearborn had been demolished, Chicago had a population of 1.6 million, and the landscape of the...
Date Created: 1899,
Date Depicted: 1899
|
| 628 |
Barracks of Second Fort Dearborn, 1856, Photographer: Unknown(
Historical Source
) ...fort persisted until 1857, when Chicago had a population of more than 80,000. It was thus still a...
Date Created: 1856,
Date Depicted: 1856
|
| 629 |
County Boundaries in the Chicago Area, (
Map
) ...in the future Chicago area was uneven. Population initially flowed into Indiana and Illinois from...
|
| 630 |
Increases in Poverty, 1970-1980, (
Historical Source
) ...to address the problems of the city's homeless population, estimated then to be as many as 25,000....
Date Created: ,
Date Depicted: 1970-1980
|
| 631 |
Annuities Paid to Potawatomi Chiefs, 1827, Creator: Alexander Wolcott(
Historical Source
) ...paid, amounts of those payments, and the name, population, and general location of villages in the...
Date Created: 1827,
Date Depicted: 1827
|
| 632 |
Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall, U. S. Senators Alan Bible and Paul Douglas at the Indiana Dunes, 1961, Photographer: Anthony B. Cak(
Historical Source
) ...recreational resources. For the significant population living in and around the Midwest's largest...
Date Created: 1961,
Date Depicted: 1961
|
| 633 |
Case Study: Fort Dearborn, (
Historical Source
) ...fort persisted until 1857, when Chicago had a population of more than 80,000. It was thus still a...
|
| 634 |
Case Study: Fort Dearborn, Page 2, (
Historical Source
) ...Fort Dearborn had been demolished, Chicago had a population of 1.6 million, and the landscape of the...
|
| 635 |
Year Page: 1795, Ann Durkin Keating and Helen Hornbeck Tanner(
Year Page
) ...town carried a tribal identity, the resident population included people connected with other tribes....
...To the south, . . . villages had their maximum population during the summer planting and harvesting...
|
| 636 |
Year Page: 1983, Kathleen McCourt(
Year Page
) ...areas saw increases in corporate offices, population, and jobs in the early 1980s, in the city,...
...address the problems of the city's homeless population,estimated then to be as many as 25,000.d On...
|
| 637 |
Sanitary and Ship Canal Album, 1892-1900, Photographers: Unknown(
Historical Source
) ...Americans comprised less than 1% of Chicago's population and were not a dominant force even among...
Date Created: 1892-1900,
Date Depicted: 1892-1900
|
| 638 |
Year Page: 1848, Douglas Knox and Michael Conzen(
Year Page
) ...Transportation and economic developments fueled population growth. The Protestant Yankees who had...
|
| 639 |
Year Page: 1871, Karen Sawislak(
Year Page
) ...9th, & 10th, 1871, by WilliamFlint. Chicago’s population at the time of this bird’seyeview looking...
|
| 640 |
Introduction, (
User's Guide or Introductory Material
) ...and space–among the experiences of a diverse population spread across a diverse region. Again, the...
...boundaries. Moreover, a place with a diverse population acquires over the years equally diverse...
...settlers." This concern with the history of population and land use has received special attention...
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