Monthly Archives: October 2010
The Changing Color Palette of Pilsen
Chicago is often described as a city of neighborhoods. The only problem is, people here can’t agree on too much else in regard to this subject; arguments abound over the actual number (probably over 200), their boundaries, their history, and … Continue reading
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Tagged 18th street, architecture, chicago, colors, community, ethnic, hispanic, latino, mexican, neighborhood, photographs, photos, pictures, pilsen, restaurant
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Chicago's Victorian Heritage
Mention Victorian architecture and one inevitably imagines the ornate “painted ladies” of San Francisco, or the countless grand homes and inns of Cape May, NJ–visions of multi-colored fantastical homes with grand porches and soaring turrets come to mind. But the … Continue reading
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Tagged 19th century, architecture, buildings, chicago, history, images, neighborhoods, photographs, photos, pictures, victorian
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Chicago’s Victorian Heritage
Mention Victorian architecture and one inevitably imagines the ornate “painted ladies” of San Francisco, or the countless grand homes and inns of Cape May, NJ–visions of multi-colored fantastical homes with grand porches and soaring turrets come to mind. But the … Continue reading
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Tagged 19th century, architecture, buildings, chicago, history, images, neighborhoods, photographs, photos, pictures, victorian
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