LOSS: Lost to Fire in 2021

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Morticians Building, 1902, Anton C. Charvat, 1125 W. 18th Street. Lost to fire September 2021. Image credit: Google Maps
Morticians Building, 1902, Anton C. Charvat, 1125 W. 18th Street. Lost to fire September 2021. Image credit: Google Maps

Extra-Alarm Fire Rages In Historic Pilsen Building, CBS2 Chicago, 9/20/21

Bo Diddley’s Childhood Home After Fire in September 2021, 4746 S. Langley Ave. Image Credit: Chicago Fire Media

Bo Diddley’s Childhood Home In Bronzeville Badly Damaged In Fire; The fire broke out at an apartment on Langley Ave., Jamie Nesbitt Golden, Block Club Chicago, 9/21/21

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