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Robert Loerzel: The Uptown Theatre drew thousands during Open House Chicago. How do we get it restored? chicagotribune.com/2026/10/2…
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Imagine? We just took out like 5 square blocks of Lawndale two years ago:
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Happy 105th birthday to the Chicago Theatre
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Vince’s Restaurant, Famous For Its Instagram Feed And Italian Buffet, Raising Money To Rebuild After Fire
The Southwest Side restaurant, which went viral for owner Micky Parmigiani’s social media videos promoting its buffet, remains closed indefinitely after an Oct. 8 fire.
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Holiday Club Demolished To Make Way For Uptown Apartment Building blockclubchicago.org/2026/10… via @BlockClubChi
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stick screen staircase in the Charnley-Persky House at 1365 North Astor Street, built 1892 by Adler & Sullivan
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this is a wild one (& originally designed by david adler for the potter palmer family in a 1928 phil maher) redfin.com/IL/Chicago/1301-N…
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Arlo Chicago | Historic 1911 Federal Life Building Hotel
1911 · Marshall & Fox · 168 N. Michigan Avenue
📸 Arlo Chicago. An initiative of Preservation Chicago chicagohistorichotels.org/ho…
“720 N. Wells was built in 1867, before the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, but is green rated on the Chicago Historic Resources Survey with NO protections from demolition.”
A historic four story building demolished for a new... four story building?!?
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Coincidentally, Robert Loerzel has just informed me that a documentary on Schwinn, No Hands: the wild ride of the Schwinn Bicycle Company, is screening Sunday as part of the Chicago International Film Festival
chicagofilmfestival.com/film…
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Halloween marks 100 years since Harry Houdini's death in Detroit. Here's a look back at his final performance in the Motor City – and the magician's showmanship and mystery. fox32chicago.com/news/magici…
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Commentary: The line stretched for almost a mile on Broadway on Sunday in Chicago’s Uptown neighborhood. Thousands of people waited in the line for hours as the line inched forward. chicagotribune.com/2026/10/2…
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MK Construction doing their best to sloppify Chicago. These asshats are painting over the original brick at 4700 W. Montrose.
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I hate this fad, it’s so architecturally and aesthetically tasteless.
In Woodlawn.
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Kimpton Gray Hotel Chicago | Historic 1893–94 Loop Landmark
1893-94 · William Le Baron Jenney · 122 W. Monroe Street
📸 Kimpton Gray Hotel. An initiative of Preservation Chicago chicagohistorichotels.org/ho…
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Hello! Thank you for visiting the Uptown Theatre during Open House Chicago. This shows us that you care!
Please take a moment to email public officials about saving the Uptown Theatre. Click the button below & you will be redirected to your email with a pre-populated note.
Please post your photos to social media using #BringBackTheUptown! Thank you for showing up this weekend in support of the Uptown Theatre!
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7 Most Stunning Chicago Landmarks—Including a South Side White Castle
Did you know that Chicago is home to 498 official landmarks? From the city’s northern edge to the Far South Side, Chicago is dotted with historic official sites, many of which are open to the public.
There’s a landmark located in a majority of the 77 neighborhoods (54, to be exact), and all of them are formally protected from demolition. From libraries and sacred sites to theaters, private homes and even a handful of architecturally significant firehouses, Chicago’s long list of landmarks all have "a special historical, community, architectural or aesthetic interest or value to the City of Chicago and its citizens," according to the Chicago Landmarks Ordinance, adopted in 1968.
Whether you missed the free architectural fair Open House Chicago or want to learn more about the city’s rich history of landmarked buildings, there’s plenty to discover. We recommend checking out nonprofit Preservation Chicago’s Landmark Designation Report for a thorough and well-researched deep dive, plus an easy-to-use map. But with nearly 500 officially landmarked sites, where does one begin?
timeout.com/chicago/news/the…
7 Most Stunning Chicago Landmarks—Including a South Side White Castle
Did you know that Chicago is home to 498 official landmarks? From the city’s northern edge to the Far South Side, Chicago is dotted with historic official sites, many of which are open to the public.
There’s a landmark located in a majority of the 77 neighborhoods (54, to be exact), and all of them are formally protected from demolition. From libraries and sacred sites to theaters, private homes and even a handful of architecturally significant firehouses, Chicago’s long list of landmarks all have "a special historical, community, architectural or aesthetic interest or value to the City of Chicago and its citizens," according to the Chicago Landmarks Ordinance, adopted in 1968.
Whether you missed the free architectural fair Open House Chicago or want to learn more about the city’s rich history of landmarked buildings, there’s plenty to discover. We recommend checking out nonprofit Preservation Chicago’s Landmark Designation Report for a thorough and well-researched deep dive, plus an easy-to-use map. But with nearly 500 officially landmarked sites, where does one begin? chicagolandmarkreports.org/
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