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Preservation In The News
WBEZ Chicago: Nestled between barbershops and vacant buildings, storefront churches are Chicago fixtures
"Drive down Division St. in Chicago’s Austin neighborhood, and you’ll pass storefront after storefront with names like 'Christ Resurrection Missionary Baptist Church' and 'Old...
Block Club Chicago: Where Do TV Shows Film In Chicago? Pilsen, Logan Square And Wicker Park Are Hot Spots
"City neighborhoods might only be a few miles apart, but they can conjure vastly different worlds on shows like 'The Bear' and 'Chicago Fire.'"Pilsen,...
Chicago YIMBY: Lost Legends #9: Chicago’s Illinois Central Station In South Loop
"Chicago’s Central Station, once a hub of vibrant activity, represents a significant chapter in American railway history. Constructed in 1893, the station was designed...
NewCity: Fine Arts Building Act Five: Encore—Today’s Tenants, A Group Portrait (5 of 10)
"The Fine Arts Building’s managers aren’t sure exactly how many studios there are, estimating the number to be somewhere between 175 and 190. The...
Crain’s Chicago Business: Historian finds two early Frank Lloyd Wright houses have a sibling connection – Foster House
"Two houses from early in Frank Lloyd Wright’s career, built six years and 27 miles apart, have a sisterly connection that was hidden for...
WTTW Chicago: The Most Beautiful Places in Chicago 2
Chicago is full of beauty. Beginning December 4 at 7 pm, join WTTW’s award-winning host and producer Geoffrey Baer on a new adventure to...
Chicago YIMBY: Lost Legends #7: Dearborn Station’s Pitched Roof
"Dearborn Station, also known as Polk Street Depot, is one of the remaining central stations in Chicago. Located at the foot of Printer’s Row,...
TimeOut Chicago: 18 Businesses Chicagoans Want to Bring Back from the Dead
"Here today, gone tomorrow. That's the unfortunate reality every business and its customers face. Although there are plenty of newcomers to be excited about,...
WTTW Chicago: The Birth of Gospel Music in Chicago
"For generations, Black music has been one of the foundational sources for liberation, survival, salvation, and entertainment. Gospel music has been one of the...
Hyde Park Herald: A walk through Woodlawn’s past and present
"The doors of nearly 200 churches, concert halls, co-ops and other historical sites around the city opened to the public last weekend for Open...

