WIN: Englewood Fire House to be Restored by INVEST South/West Program

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Englewood Fire House, former Chicago Fire Department Engine Co. 84, Truck 51, at 62nd and Green. Built in 1929, with Flemish architectural touches. Landmarked in 2003 as part of the Fire House Landmark Thematic District. Photo credit: Colin Boyle / Block Club Chicago

Business Hubs, Housing And Public Plazas: Developers Make Their Pitches For 2nd Phase Of Englewood Square; Four proposals center around repurposing the former firehouse near 63rd and Halsted. Residents can share feedback on the proposals through online surveys until Thursday, Jamie Nesbitt Golden, Block Club Chicago, 2/1/21

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