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Preservation In The News
WBEZ Chicago: ‘Give while you live’: Who is Museum of Science and Industry founder Julius Rosenwald?
PITN: ‘Give While You Live’ — Julius Rosenwald, the Humble Founder Who Refused to Put His Name on the Museum of Science and Industry“Rosenwald...
CRAIN’S CHICAGO BUSINESS OPINION: The Properties Nobody Wants Could Help Rebuild Cook County Neighborhoods
“Cook County has 38,765 severely tax-delinquent properties. But recent property tax reform offers a historic opportunity to transform them from symbols of disinvestment into...
WBEZ Chicago: What’s That Building? Promontory Point
“Promontory Point, a 40-acre bulb poking eastward into Lake Michigan at 55th Street, is a deliberately picturesque piece of the south lakefront. A peninsula...
CRAIN’S CHICAGO BUSINESS: A New Study Questions Chicago’s TIF Payoff. Developers Say Growth Wouldn’t Happen Without It.
“Chicago’s tax-increment financing program was meant to jump-start development in blighted neighborhoods. A sweeping new study argues that after four decades, the incentive has...
WGN Radio — “Advocating for Chicago’s Historic Architecture and Preserving History” Interview of Ward Miller and Warren Strovel By Steve Dale
“Preservation Chicago is an advocacy organization. It’s a nonprofit that encourages the preservation of historic buildings, and we’re not looking at every historic building....
WBEZ Chicago: Why Does Chicago Have So Little Love for Aaron Montgomery Ward, the ‘Watchdog’ Who Kept Grant Park Forever Open, Clear and Free?
“The Obama Presidential Center recently opened to great fanfare at a June celebration that included former presidents, celebrities and hundreds of Chicago residents. While...
WBEZ Chicago: ‘Give while you live’: Who is Museum of Science and Industry founder Julius Rosenwald?
PITN: ‘Give While You Live’ — Julius Rosenwald, the Humble Founder Who Refused to Put His Name on the Museum of Science and Industry“Rosenwald...
WBEZ Chicago: What’s That Building? Jackson Park Bathing Pavilion at 63rd Street Beach
“This monumental building, with its two towers and long open-air promenades on the lower and upper levels, is a century-old symbol of Chicago’s love...
WBEZ Chicago: What’s That Building? Promontory Point
“Promontory Point, a 40-acre bulb poking eastward into Lake Michigan at 55th Street, is a deliberately picturesque piece of the south lakefront. A peninsula...
WGN Radio — “Advocating for Chicago’s Historic Architecture and Preserving History” Interview of Ward Miller and Warren Strovel By Steve Dale
“Preservation Chicago is an advocacy organization. It’s a nonprofit that encourages the preservation of historic buildings, and we’re not looking at every historic building....