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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.
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Old Town is a historic neighborhood in Chicago located between Lincoln Park and downtown. It has a diverse population and is home to many attractions like St. Michael's Church, one of the few buildings that survived the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. The neighborhood can be accessed via the Red Line train or a 40 minute ride from Loyola station. Wells Street is the main commercial area with many restaurants and shops. Important sights include the Chicago History Museum which has exhibits on the city's history. Exploring Old Town with friends provided an authentic experience of Chicago's diverse history and culture.
Connections to Community-East Lincoln Park
The document summarizes information about East Lincoln Park in Chicago, including recommendations for restaurants and transportation directions. Specifically, it recommends The Taco Joint restaurant near Halsted and Armitage, describes events like the Lincoln Park Arts and Music Festival, and provides demographic details showing the area has a median age of 32.3, is 87% white, and has a median household income of $88,467. It also gives an overview of the culture and attractions in Lincoln Park, such as the zoo, shops, and bike paths.
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Dee Thompson of Urbane Home in Chicago spotlights Lincoln Park, one of the most popular neighborhoods of the city. The presentation includes some of its key attractions.
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The document provides information about the Uptown neighborhood in Chicago, including its history, demographics, attractions, and reflections from students who visited. It describes how Uptown got its name in 1905 and became a resort town. Today it remains ethnically diverse with areas like Little Vietnam. Notable attractions include the Riviera Theater, Uptown Theater, Aragon Ballroom, and Graceland Cemetery. Students found the neighborhood to be peaceful with a variety of parks and enjoyed exploring its cultural diversity.
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Dee Thompson of Chicago's Urbane Home describes the recent revitalization of the Old Town Chicago neighborhood. Thanks to a recent influx of new residents, Old Town is experiencing great strides in resuming its former glory.
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The document summarizes many of the amenities and activities available to families in Waterloo Region, Ontario. It discusses the region's local food options at farmers markets and stores. It also outlines the various cultural festivals, performances, museums, parks and natural areas. Additionally, it mentions recreational activities for children such as parks, sports facilities, and entertainment venues. The region offers many options to engage, educate and entertain residents of all ages.
Uptown
Uptown is a neighborhood in Chicago with an area of 2.333 square miles and a population of 45,956. It has a diverse ethnicity and consists of five neighborhoods. Uptown was established in 1900 and named after Loren Miller's store. It became an entertainment destination due to its train station. Though it faced decline in the 1950s-60s, it has since become more diverse and is home to notable sites like the Uptown Theatre, Green Mill Cocktail Lounge, and Graceland Cemetery.
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- 1. LOGAN SQUARE Ahmed, Guan, Kendall, Trent, Xin
- 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
- 6. Disco City Sunrise Fresh Market
- 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.