Logan Square is a neighborhood in Chicago that was originally named Jefferson but was later renamed after Civil War General John A. Logan. It was annexed by Chicago in portions between 1863 and 1889 and integrated into the city's "L" train system in 1890. Logan Square has a long history and thrives as a contemporary neighborhood, serving as a microcosm of Chicago with its diversity, arts, music, food, and cultures.

1. LOGAN SQUARE
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2. Commuting to Logan Square
Red Line: Loyola to Jackson (Transfer)
Blue Line: Jackson to Logan Sq.

3. • Original town name is Jefferson
• Named after Civil War General John
A. Logan
• Annexed in portions by Chicago from
1863 1889
• Integrated into “L” system in 1890

4. Illinois Centennial
Monument
The Logan Theatre
Logan Square
Boulevards National
Historic District

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6. Disco City Sunrise Fresh Market

7. Logan Theatre

8. Logan Square is the quintessential Chicago
Neighborhood. It has a long reaching
history, but still thrives in a contemporary
fashion. Exploring this neighborhood is a
great way for Loyola students to sample all
aspects of Chicago: the music, the art, the
food, and the many cultures. Everything
that makes up this city can be found in its
microcosm, Logan Square.