This was once the end of an elevated line at Logan Square. At what streets?
Join Logan Square Preservation for a self-guided tour of Historic Logan Square to learn this and more!
An elevated rail line was built in 1895 parallel to Milwaukee Avenue, long an important road from Chicago into Jefferson Township (Now Logan Square.) The original terminal for this rapid transit line was just south of Logan Square, at Kedzie Boulevard and Linden.
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A Self-Guided Tour of Historic Logan Square
Presented by Logan Square Preservation, this new anthology features more than twenty architectural and cultural landmarks, each accompanied by maps, photos, and stories researched and written by Logan Square locals.
Pillars & Porticos is made possible by the generous support of Liberty Bank, Logan Square's community bank.
The tour guide is now available to members of Logan Square Preservation at no cost.
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A Sneak Peek at the Tour...
A Neighborhood Guide
to Historic Logan Square
Maps, photos and stories for each site on the tour — with new research by Logan Square locals.
Thank-you, Liberty Bank for supporting Pillars & Porticos, and historic Logan Square through the years.
