WIN: Long-Vacant Former Englewood Firehouse to Become Community “Living Room”

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Former Engine Co. 84 firehouse, built 1929, 6204 S. Green Street. Photo credit: Colin Boyle / Block Club Chicago

Englewood Connect, A $14 Million Culinary Hub And Community ‘Living Room,’ Breaks Ground At Century-Old Firehouse; Developers at McLaurin Development Partners said construction will begin on the culinary hub in the “coming weeks,” and it could open by summer, Atavia Reed, Block Club Chicago, 9/28/22

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