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Old Town was settled in the mid-19th century by German Catholic immigrants and was one of Chicago's largest German communities. It is now a desirable residential neighborhood known for its boutique shops and restaurants on Wells Street, including the Second City Comedy Club where famous comedians like Bill Murray and Tina Fey launched their careers. The neighborhood also hosts an annual Old Town Art Fair each June that displays the works of over 250 artists and is one of America's oldest art fairs.
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The document summarizes a group's visit to Lincoln Square neighborhood in Chicago. It describes some of the historical aspects of the area, including that it began developing in the 1830s and gained electric street railways in the 1890s. It also mentions Rosehill Cemetery, the largest cemetery in Chicago, and provides population statistics for Lincoln Square. The group explored several small shops and cafes in the neighborhood, including Amy's Candy Bar, Laurie's Planet of Sound record store, and Davis Theater. They enjoyed the feeling of community and variety of small businesses in the compact, historic area.
Lincoln Square
The document summarizes a group's visit to Lincoln Square neighborhood in Chicago. It describes some of the historical aspects of the area, including that it began developing in the 1830s and gained electric street railways in the 1890s. It also mentions Rosehill Cemetery, the largest cemetery in Chicago, and provides population statistics for Lincoln Square. The group explored several small shops and cafes in the neighborhood, including Amy's Candy Bar, Laurie's Planet of Sound record store, and Davis Theater. They enjoyed the feeling of exploring a miniature city within Chicago and seeing the diversity of small town and urban aspects.
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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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The document provides information about Chinatown in Chicago, Illinois. It describes the location of Chinatown as being on the south side of Chicago centered around Cermak and Wentworth Avenues. It discusses how early Chinese immigrants settled in Chicago in the 1870s and details the history and growth of Chinatown. Activities and attractions in Chinatown are mentioned, including restaurants, festivals, and the Nine Dragon Wall. One student recounts their experience visiting Chinatown and trying local cuisine like pork tongue.
Chinatown
The document discusses Chinatown in Chicago, Illinois. It provides details on the location and history of Chinatown. In the 1870s, many Chinese immigrants settled in Chicago after building the continental railroad. They faced discrimination and relocated to the southern part of the city. Today, Chinatown is centered on Cermak and Wentworth Avenues and is accessible by public transportation. Activities in Chinatown include restaurants, shops, festivals, and attractions like the Nine Dragon Wall.
Chinatown
The document discusses Chinatown in Chicago, Illinois. It provides details on the location and history of Chinatown. In the 1870s, many Chinese immigrants settled in Chicago after building the continental railroad. They faced discrimination and relocated to the southern part of the city. Today, Chinatown is centered on Cermak and Wentworth Avenues and is accessible by public transportation. Activities in Chinatown include restaurants, shops, festivals, and attractions like the Nine Dragon Wall.
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The document discusses Chinatown in Chicago, Illinois. It provides details about the location and history of Chinatown. In the 1870s, many Chinese immigrants settled in Chicago after facing discrimination in California. As the population grew, they established shops and restaurants in the area now known as Chinatown. The neighborhood is located on the south side of Chicago and is centered on Cermak and Wentworth Avenues. It can be accessed via the Red Line subway or local bus routes. The document describes local attractions, activities and the group's experience visiting Chinatown.
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The document discusses art galleries and districts in Charleston that attract art lovers from around the world. It summarizes that in the early 20th century, Charleston experienced a cultural revival led by local artists known as the "Charleston Renaissance." Their artwork highlighting Charleston's architecture and landscapes helped inspire the city's preservation movement. Today, the French Quarter features over 30 art galleries within walking distance showcasing the works of over 500 artists. King Street also has numerous antique dealers, art galleries and is becoming an upper design district. Charleston has emerged as one of the top destinations for art in the world, with its thriving gallery scenes.
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Old Town, Chicago was settled in the 1850s by German immigrants and rebuilt after a devastating 1870 fire. It has a population of around 36,550 people with a median household income of $66,012. Popular attractions include the Second City comedy club, various pubs and wineries, and candy shops like The Fudge Pot. The neighborhood has a mix of residential and commercial areas and is accessible via the Chicago 'L' train system.
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The document provides a history of the Northern Quarter area of Manchester from the 18th century to present day. It describes how the area evolved from agricultural land to becoming a center for cotton industry and manufacturing in the 19th century. Over time, as larger factories and warehouses were built elsewhere, the Northern Quarter became home to independent shops, boutiques, music venues, cafes and other cultural establishments catering to students and creatives. Landmarks like Afflecks Palace, Pop Boutique, Matt and Phreds jazz club helped establish the neighborhood's identity and draw in visitors interested in vintage fashion, live music and artisanal goods. The religious and cultural diversity of the area is also discussed.
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- 1. Old Town Nora Sheehan, Celia Mendiola, Julie Wilhelm
- 2. Location/ Transportation ● Took the red line from the Loyola stop ● Went to Clark/Division stop ● Walked west two blocks to Wells street
- 3. History ● Settled in mid 19th century by German Catholic immigrants ● Great Chicago Fire in 1871 ● World War II - neighborhood defense unit ● “North Town” ● “Old Town Holiday” ● Old Town Triangle Association- 1948
- 5. History ● Most interesting and easy neighborhoods to explore ● City’s largest German immigrant population in late 1800s and early 1900s ● Chicago’s hippie community during the 1960s and 70s ● Now one of the most fashionable and desirable residential areas in the city ● Home to many of Chicago’s older Victorian-era buildings.
- 7. Wells Street ● Wells street from Division Street to Menomonee Street offers numerous restaurants, small shops, boutiques, pubs, and theater ● Home of the Second City Comedy Troupe (Wells and North Avenue)
- 8. Second City Comedy Troupe ● In Piper’s Alley (northwest corner of Wells and North Avenue) ● Is a renowned comedy club ● Helped launch the careers of various comedians (Bill Murray, Steve Carell, Tina Fey) ● Found in 1959
- 9. Shopping ● Shopping in Old Town is a unique experience because of the type of stores. ● They have boutiques rather than well known chain stores. ● Clothing boutiques include Sara Jane, Etre, and Occhiali ● One of the locals’ favorite shops is The Spice House, they sell a variety of spices from a lot of awesome places like Canjun, Greece, Turkey, and Thailand
- 10. Old Town Art Fair ● The Old Town Art Fair is held annually in June ● One of America’s oldest art fairs, starting in 1950 ● Work of over 250 artists is displayed ● Mediums of drawing, painting, photography, sculptures, and more
- 11. Our Trip to Old Town ● We had the pleasure of dining at the fine Old Town Pizza Pub;) ● Reasonable prices and fantastic pizza! ● Adorable setting, cute little pizza pub ● Family owned and family friendly, believe it or not
- 14. Citations "History and Mission - Old Town Triangle Association." History and Mission - Old Town Triangle Association. N.p., n.d. Web. 21 Oct. 2014. "Old Town, a Chicago Neighborhood Visitor Guide from Chicago Traveler." Old Town, a Chicago Neighborhood Visitor Guide from Chicago Traveler. N.p., n.d. Web. 19 Oct. 2014. "Old Town Tour." Chicago's Old Town Self-Guided Walking Tour and Sightseeing Map. N.p., n.d. Web. 21 Oct. 2014.