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Wicker Park is an urban park located in Chicago. It was initially settled by German and Scandinavian immigrants in the 1800s, and later saw waves of Polish and Jewish immigrants between 1900-1930s. Today, the population of Wicker Park is over 11,000 people, with the largest ethnic groups being white (45.51%) and Hispanic (49.75%). The document provides details on the history, demographics, location, and popular attractions of the neighborhood like art festivals, record stores, restaurants and clothing boutiques.
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The Ukrainian Village neighborhood is located on the west and near west sides of Chicago. It has a total population of 52,131 people with a median household income of $61,375. The area was originally settled in the late 19th century by Ukrainian immigrants and remains an important center for Chicago's Ukrainian community. Notable attractions in the neighborhood include the Sts. Volodymyr and Olha Ukrainian Catholic Church, Kokorokoko thrift shop, Phil's Last Stand restaurant, and the Ukrainian National Museum of History.
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Wicker Park is a neighborhood in Chicago that was initially settled in the 1870s by German and Scandinavian immigrants. It later became home to Jews and Poles and was known as the "Polish Gold Coast" in the early 1900s. Since the 1960s, the neighborhood has seen waves of artists and young professionals move in due to its proximity to downtown and cheap housing. Today, Wicker Park is a gentrified, family-friendly area known for its Victorian homes, parks, restaurants, and thriving music scene centered around punk rock. It has a median income of $77,357 and population that is majority white and Hispanic, with most residents being young adults between 20-39 years old.
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Wicker Park is a neighborhood in Chicago located northwest of downtown. It has been a district since 1837 and is named after a triangular park donated to the city in 1870. Wicker Park went through periods of establishment, decline, and revitalization. It is now known as a "hipster" area with restaurants, shops, and landmarks like the Flatiron Arts Building and Holy Trinity Cathedral. A group visited Wicker Park and were surprised by its hipster culture but enjoyed exploring the authentic Chicago neighborhood.
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Wicker Park is a neighborhood in Chicago located northwest of downtown. It has been a distinct area of the city since 1837 and is named after a triangular park donated to the city in 1870. The neighborhood went through periods of growth, decline, and revitalization. Today, Wicker Park is known as a "hipster" area with restaurants, shops, and landmarks like the Flatiron Arts Building and Holy Trinity Cathedral. A group visited Wicker Park and found the food delicious and atmosphere chill, giving an authentic experience of an eclectic Chicago neighborhood.
Chicago Wicker Park
Wicker Park is a neighborhood in Chicago located northwest of downtown. It has been a district since 1837 and is named after a triangular park donated to the city in 1870. Originally an industrial area, it declined but has since undergone gentrification. Now it is known as a "hipster" area with restaurants, shops, and landmarks like the Flatiron Arts Building and Holy Trinity Cathedral. A group visited Wicker Park and were surprised by its hipster culture but enjoyed exploring the authentic Chicago neighborhood and its food and atmosphere.
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Uptown is a neighborhood in Chicago with a population of around 45,000 people. It has historically been home to German and Swedish immigrants in the 19th century and saw growth in the early 20th century as it was promoted using images of New York City. During the Great Depression, many people left Uptown for neighborhoods farther north. Today, Uptown is racially diverse and has a large number of social services organizations due to its history of serving poorer communities. Points of interest include its entertainment district with venues like the Aragon Ballroom and sites related to its Asian culture.
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Logan Square is a neighborhood in Chicago located 5 miles northwest of downtown. It has a diverse population and history dating back to the 1800s. Originally settled by Scandinavians and others, it grew rapidly in the late 19th century with the arrival of the el train and immigrants. Today Logan Square remains diverse yet gentrifying, with a mix of long-time residents, professionals, artists and students attracted to its affordable housing, local businesses and public transportation access downtown. During their visit, the document's authors explored the neighborhood's history at monuments, spoke to locals about popular attractions like the Logan Square Theater, and enjoyed brunch at a local restaurant.
Univ 101 logan square
Logan Square is a neighborhood in Chicago located 5 miles northwest of downtown. It has a diverse population and history dating back to the 1800s. Originally settled by Scandinavians and others, it grew rapidly in the late 19th century with the arrival of the el train and immigrants. Today Logan Square remains diverse yet gentrifying, with a mix of professionals, families, and long-time residents. During their visit, the document authors explored local landmarks like the Illinois Centennial Monument, ate brunch at a cafe, spoke to residents about popular attractions, and saw a movie at the historic Logan Square Theater.
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Logan Square is a neighborhood in Chicago that was originally settled in the 1830s by English and Scandinavian immigrants. It grew along the Northwest Plank Toll Road in the 1840s and was annexed into Chicago in 1889. Today, Logan Square has a median household income 19% higher than Chicago and median housing value 53% higher. The population is 65.1% Hispanic and 48.4% Caucasian, with a median age of 31.4 years old. Notable attractions include the Illinois Centennial Monument in the center of the neighborhood and various restaurants, theaters, and events like the annual Taste of Logan Square festival.
Connections to Community
Ukrainian Village is a neighborhood in West Town, Chicago located next to Wicker Park. It was first settled in the early 1900s by Polish and Slovak immigrants, but saw an influx of Ukrainian immigrants in the 1910s-1920s due to World War I and the Soviet regime. Today, the neighborhood still celebrates Ukrainian culture through landmarks like St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral and numerous Ukrainian restaurants and stores. Though Ukrainians once made up the majority, many have since emigrated, leaving around 2,500 of Ukrainian descent by 1990.
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Lincoln Park was originally called "Cabbage Patch" by early German farmers. In the 1850s, a Roman Catholic church was built and a cemetery established, but the graves posed a health risk and the land became Lake Park in 1864. It was renamed Lincoln Park in 1865 after President Lincoln. Cultural institutions like the zoo and museums were later built, attracting residents. Today, Lincoln Park has a median household income of $75,122 and is predominantly Caucasian, with landmarks like the Abraham Lincoln Monument and Lincoln Park Zoo.
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Bronzeville is a neighborhood on the south side of Chicago that was historically an African American cultural center. It has several parks and landmarks that reflect its rich history dating back to the Great Migration of 1910-1920 when the population grew dramatically. Some notable attractions include the A. Philip Randolph Museum, Taylor Park, and bus tours that explore the neighborhood's connections to the Civil War and Civil Rights movement. The architecture is predominantly Victorian style homes and churches with an old historic feel.
Univ 101 connections to community bronzeville
Bronzeville is a neighborhood on the south side of Chicago that was historically an African American cultural hub. It has several parks and landmarks that reflect its rich history dating back to the Great Migration of 1910-1920 when the population grew dramatically. Some notable sites include the homes of Ida B. Wells and Stephen A. Douglas, as well as the A. Philip Randolph Museum. The neighborhood offers bus tours highlighting aspects of its cultural history and importance to the civil rights movement.
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- 8. Art ● Coyote Art Festival- more than 100 painters, sculptors, and other artists ● Jackson Junge Gallery
- 9. Music ● Reckless Records ● Gorilla Tango Theatre
- 10. Sources http://www.wickerparkbucktown.com/the-neighborhood/history http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wicker_Park,_Chicago http://www.timeout.com/chicago/wicker-park-bucktown/a-history-of-wicker-park-and-bucktown-wicker-park- bucktown-guide-2013 http://wickerparkbucktown.org/site/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/part-iia-1-wpb-context-demographics. pdf http://www.choosechicago.com/neighborhoods-and-communities/wicker-park-bucktown/things-to-do/ http://www.realtor.com/local/Wicker-Park_Chicago_IL/lifestyle