POTENTIAL WIN: Adaptive Reuse Proposal Received for Pike House/Watchman’s Residence

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Eugene S. Pike House, 1894, Harry Hale Waterman, 1826 W. 91st Street in the Dan Ryan Woods. Photo credit: Tim Moran / Block Club Chicago

Can Beverly’s Pike House Be Saved? Arts Alliance Aims To Turn Historical Site Into Headquarters; The late-19th century home has been vacant for years. The Beverly Area Arts Alliance is working with Pike House Foundation to find money for renovation and turn the building into the arts group’s home base, Tim Moran, Block Club Chicago, 6/7/23

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