WIN: Renovated Apartment Buildings Honor Mattie Butler

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Mattie Butler Apartments, 6146 S. Kenwood Ave. Photo Credit: Preservation of Affordable Housing

Woodlawn apartments to be named for housing activist who saved them; Mattie Butler, who rescued a pair of buildings from decay and possible demolition in the 1990s to create affordable housing, will be honored with their rechristening, Dennis Rodkin, Crain’s Chicago Business, 5/25/22

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