South Shore Books Look At the History of a Chicago Neighborhood |
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In the early 1950s, a photographer named Hugh
Celander opened a small studio on 79th Street in Chicago's South Shore
neighborhood. For the next twenty years he documented
the people, places and events of the area. Today, more than 200 of these
photos have been collected in a book, Chicago's South Shore.
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Were you a member? Or, did you always wonder what was
behind the gate? Has the Park District owned the property for as long
as you can remember? This pictorial by William Krueger opens the door
on the past of this colorful neighborhood institution. |
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the author at celander@ameritech.net |
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The Wee
Folks Toy Store is featured in a new book by Caryn Amster, daughter of the
shop's late owner. More info at http://www.chicagospiedpiper.com/ Ordering Information |
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copyright 2004 Charles Celander |
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