Chicago City-Wide Collection

Scope and Content

Supplement 2 consists of manuscript material within the series of Biographical Data, Business Establishments, Cemeteries, Churches, Clubs and Organizations, Historical Events and Sketches, Hospitals, Libraries, Miscellaneous, Municipal Agencies, Museums, Parks, Residences, Schools, Streets, Transportation, Viewbooks, and Wartime Activities. The largest series is that of Business Establishments, which is rich in turn of the century business interests. Also of note are documents concerning lawsuits brought against the Board of Education by taxpayers over the issue of 1929 tax anticipation warrants, given to the Chicago Public Library by John Nuveen & Co. (See Schools, Box 60, Folders 9-38). In addition, an exhaustive history of the Chicago Area United Service Organization is provided by their scrapbooks (See Wartime Activities, World War II, Boxes 64-66).

Also included are a series of 134 of at least 171 maps of Chicago city parks, produced by a Works Progress Administration project in the 1930s (Oversize 112). An index to these maps follows the inventory of Oversize Material. Each map delineates the legal history of the park shown. Original numbering, alphabetical by park name, has been maintained. These materials were given to the Mayor's office during the term of Harold Washington, and transferred to the Chicago City-Wide Collection from the papers of Harold Washington in March of 1991.

Photographs included in this supplement come from a variety of sources, detailed in the Photograph inventory below. Photographs are arranged by series and to facilitate research, all photographs, regardless of accession, are listed together. A complete list of photographs can be found in the photograph finding guide.

Processed by Galen R. Wilson, April 1991.

Box and Folder Inventory

BOX 55

BIOGRAPHICAL DATA

1. Farrell, Catherine T.-Poetry booklet, 1940s

Griffin Family
2. Geraldine G. L. Moore-Correspondence, 1983-1985
3. Geraldine Griffin Moore (1895-1983)-Articles
4. Geraldine Griffin Moore (1895-1983)-Biography
5. Geraldine Griffin Moore (1895-1983)-Correspondence
6. Various family members-Biographical notes

7. Harrison, Carter Henry (1825-1893)-Minutes of memorial meeting, City
Council, 1893 Nov 16.

8. Kennison, David (d. 1852)-Newspaper clipping (photocopy)
9. Kerner, Otto (1908-1976)-Funeral program, 1976

10. Lorimer, William-Election flyer, 1901

11. Todoroff, Nicholas (1882-1958)-Biographical Sketch, 1959

11a. Biographical Sketches of Leading Men, pp. 5-84, 89-136, 1870s?
(See: Photograph inventory for photographs, numbers
12.1-12.37.)

BUSINESS ESTABLISMENTS

12. Adams House-Menu, 1869 Sept 5
13. Alen & Co. (Watches/Jewelry)-Catalog No. 21, c. 1905

14. Barrett Bindery Co.-Catalog, 1920
15. Barrett Bindery Co.-Catalog, 1926
16. Board of Trade-Illustrated booklet, c. 1907
17. Builders' & Traders' Exchange-Official Directory, 1912

Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co.
18. Summary of information on building, 1970
19. Flyer photographed in Cultural Center, [1979]
20. Casino Parisian-Playbill, 1920s?
21. George E. Cole & Co. Legal Blanks-Catalog, 1938 May
22. Colson Co.-Catalog of "Quiet Colson Trucks," 1920s
23. Durand Steel locker Co.-Catalogs "M" and "O," n.d.
24. Eat Shop (restaurant, 6 E. Lake St.)-Blotter, n.d.

The Economist-50th anniversary issue, 1938 Oct 15: SEE: Box 62, Folder 1

25. Edison Electric Appliance Co.-Hotpoint/Edison catalog, 1920s
26. Edison Electric Appliance Co.-Hotpoint catalog, 1924
27. Enterprise Publications-Enterprise (v.3, no. 6), 1953 Sept.
28. First Chicago International Antiquarian Book Fair-Flyers, 1976
29. Fort Dearborn Grill (89 E. Wacker)-Menu, n.d.
30. Fort Dearborn National Bank of Chicago-Blotter, n.d.
31. S. B. Geiger Artesian Well Contractor-Business card, 1880s
32. The Gray Line/Morrison Hotel-Map, "Seeing Chicago," 1930s
33. Harrison Hotel-Brochure, 1950s
34. Heath & Milligan Mfg. Co.-"Prepared paints" catalog, 1885
35. Heywood Bros. & Wakefield Co.-Furniture price list, 1913 July
36. Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.-"Fifty Years of Progress, 1855-1905"

Hulbert Fullerton Avenue Highlands (land development)-3 maps, 1920s:
SEE: Box 62, Folder 2

 

BOX 56

1. S. C. Lawlor Co.-Floor maintenance equipment catalog, 1936
2. Library Bureau-Catalog, 1923 Jan
3. Library Bureau-Catalog, "50 Years," n.d.
4. Library Bureau-Catalog, "60 Years," n.d.
5. Loftis Bros. & Co. (Jewelry)-Catalog, 1905 (with follow-up letter to visitor to Loftis exhibit, St. Louis Exposition, 1904)

McCollam & Kruggel (real estate)-Flyer for "Norwood Plaza" building lot sale,
1920s: SEE: Box 62, Folder 3

Marshall Field and Company
6. Colonial Room menu, 1930s
Views of Portions of the Retail Store (photo album), 1902:
SEE: Box 62, Folder 4
7. Meyer & Wenthe-Catalog of marking devices, 1938
8. Michigan Avenue National Bank-Annual report, 1972

The Microscopic Journal (miniature newspaper), v. 1, no. 1, 1874 Nov 2
10. J. P. Miller & Co. (artesian wells)-Business card, 1880s
11. Millinery Center of Chicago (65 E. So. Water)-Brochure, 1930s

Northern Trust Company
12. Christmas cards, 1971-1972, 1975-1979
13. Christmas cards, 1980-1981, 1983-1985, 1988
14. Nutting Truck Co. (library furniture)-Catalog, 1931
15. Palace Theatre-Tickets to Seven Wonders of the World, 1956 Dec 11
16. Rand, McNally & Co.-The Automobile Road Book, 1926
17. Reliance Building-"Summary of Information" (Comm. on
Chicago Historical & Architectural Landmarks), 1971
18. Restaurants-Richard J. Superfine, "Thirty-five ethnic restaurants:
An Essay," 1974

The River Clipper (v. 1, no. 9, 12), 1976 Jun, Sep: SEE: Box 62, Folder 5

19. Russian Swan Restaurant (157 E. Chicago)-Booklet menu, n.d.
20. P. A. Salisbury-Schultz Co. (rubber stamps)-2 catalogs, 1930s
21. W. H. Salisbury & Co.-Catalog of rubber products, c. 1937
22. Schmidt, Oscar (photo studio)-2 unidentified carte d'visites, 1860s
23. A. B. Shubert, Inc. (furs)-Brochure, "The Shubert Shipper," 1919

BOX 57

1. F. P. Smith Wire & Iron Works-Catalog, [1915]
2. Smith, Cutler & Co. (druggists)-Price list, 1867
3. Smith & Lightner (grain and provisions)-Catalog, 1878?

Stevens Hotel
4. Brochures: "The Stevens" and "So You're Traveling Alone," n.d.
5. Luggage stickers
6. "The Stevens: World's Greatest Hotel," c. 1923
7. Stanley Tigerman & Associates (architects)-Promotionals, c. 1971
8. Talman Federal Savings & Loan-Talmanac, 1953-1954
9. Tarbell System, Inc. (magic)-Brochure, form corresp., 1920s
10. Vassar House Restaurant (540 N. Michigan)-Flyer, n.d.
11. Walgreen Drugs-Charles R. Walgreen, "A National Plan...
to overcome unemployment...," n.d.

White Sox-"Comisky Memories, 1910-1990" (Chicago Tribune, 1990 Sep 28);
SEE: Box 62, Folder 6

CEMETERIES

12. Montrose Cemetery-Brochure with map, 1902

CHURCHES

13. Free Church of the Holy Communion-Dedicatory sermon by H. B. Whipple,
1859 Feb 6
14. St. Paul's Christian Methodist Episcopal (4644 S. Dearborn)-History, 1988

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

15. Alliance of Business & Professional Women of Chicago-Yearbook, 1966-1967
16. American Library Association-75th anniversary conference, "Visit Chicago's
Libraries," "Where to Eat in Chicago"
17. Arché Club-Yearbook, 1965-1966 (See other Yearbooks, Box 18)
18. Association for Family Living-Handbook, [1949]

Black Panther Party, Illinois Chapter-Poster for Revolutionary People's
Constitutional Convention, c. 1969: SEE: Box 62, Folder 7

19. Catholic Order of Foresters-Reception-Program, 1909
20. Chicago Association of Commerce-Booklet, 1940
21. Chicago Woman's Club-Yearbook, 1966-1967
22. Children's Reading Round Table-Yearbook, 1963-1964

23. Elks Club-Elks National Memorial book, 1931
24. Ella Flagg Young Club-Yearbooks, 1937, 1948, 1951, 1953, 1956
25. Erie Neighborhood House (1347 W. Erie St.)-Brochure, 1945?

26. Family Planning Coordinating Council-Brochure, 1971

BOX 58

1. The Friday Club-50th Anniversary yearbook, 1937
2. Friends of American Writers-yearbook, 1960-1961
3. Greater North Michigan Ave. Area-Press release, 1968
4. Hungarian (Magyar) Club of Chicago-30th anniversary, 1952
5. Illinois Committee on Problems of the Aging-Report, 1950
6. League of Women Voters-Key to Chicago Government, 1954
7. Mercy Federation-Dublin Players benefit program, 1953
8. Municipal Employees Society-Flyer, n.d.

National Society of Arts and Letters (Chicago Chapter
9. Yearbooks/By-laws, 1962, 1964, 1966 Scrapbook, 1946-1974:
SEE: Box 63, Folder 1

10. Society of Midland Authors-Yearbook, 1934-1935
11. Welfare Council of Metropolitan Chicago-Address, "Recreation for Older People," 1948
12. Woman's City Club of Chicago-Yearbook, 1963-1964

Y.M.C.A.
13. Central (19 S. LaSalle), 1960, 1965
14. Duncan (1515 W. Monroe), 1959
15. West Communities (6235 S. Homan), 1967-1972

HISTORICAL EVENTS AND SKETCHES

Chicago Fire (1871)
16. Chicago Fire Cyclorama-Program playbill, [1892]
17. "Site of the origin of the Chicago fire" (Comm. on Chicago Historical and
Architectural Landmarks), 1971

18. Hoyt, Homer, "Hetty Green's Cabbage Patch Becomes Chicago Lawn and
Gage Park," 1941

HOSPITALS

19. Passavant Memorial Hospital-Woman's Aid Society benefit, 1934
20. Tuberculosis Institute of Chicago & Cook Co.-The Smoke Watchers' Guide," 1952

LIBRARIES

21. Libraries in Greater Chicago, 1958

MISCELLANEOUS

22. Ball program, "In honor of His Royal Highness Prince Henry of Prussia,"
1902 Mar 3

MUNICIPAL AGENCIES

23. Chicago Council of Fine Arts-Guide to Chicago Murals, 1978
24. Chicago Housing Authority-Annual Report, 1957
25. Chicago Housing Authority-CHA Times-Scattered issues, 1963-1971
26. Chicago Housing Authority-Quarterly reports, 1956 Mar, Jun, Sep
27. Chicago Model Cities program-Newsclips, 1970 Nov.
28. Chicago Plan Commission-Chicago Looks Ahead, 1945
29. Chicago Recreation Commission-"Vacationing in Chicago," 1943

BOX 59

1. Chicago School of Sanitary Instruction-Chicago's Health (XXI: 44), 1927 Nov 8

Civil Service Commission
2. Employee Handbooks, 1956, 1959, 1960, n.d.
3. "Getting a Job with the City," n.d.
4. "Manual and General Information... ," 1932

Commission on Chicago Historical and Architectural Landmarks
5. Chicago Board of Trade Building, 1975
6. Excerpts from Municipal Code re: Commission, n.d.
7. George Washington/ Robert Morris/ Hay Salomon Memorial
8. Jackson Boulevard District, 1976
9. Jane Addams' Hull-House and Dining Hall, 1974
10. Mid-North District, 1975
11. The Rookery, 1975
12. Rules of Procedure, n.d.
13. Union Stock Yard Gate, 1976
14. Commission on Human Relations, 1949, 1952

Department of City Planning
15. Community Facilities, 1963 May?
16. Public Library, Public Health, Fire and Police Facilities, 1963
17. Fort Dearborn Memorial Commission-Reports, 1939-1941
18. Municipal Reference Library-"Govt. of Chicago," 1969
19. Reach Out: A Chicago Neighborhood Program-Flyer, 1970s
20. Sanitary District of Chicago-"A Concise Report...," 1894

Water Tower and Pumping Station
21. Miscellaneous Flyers
22. "Summary of Information" (Comm. on Historic Landmarks), 1971

MUSEUMS

23. "Chicago Museums"-Chicago Council on Fine Arts, 1983

PARKS

Adler Planetarium
24. "Adler Planetarium and Astronomical Museum," Philip Fox, 1933
25. Reopening ceremonies, 1970 Feb 26
26. Forest Preserve District-Forest Preserves of Cook County, 1918

BOX 60

Lincoln Park
1. Annual Report, 1879
Theater on the Lake-Posters for Summer Series: SEE: Box 62, Folders 8-10
[1965] Jun 15-Sep 4
[1966] Jun 14-Aug 20
[1967] Jun 20-Aug 26

2. South Park-Report accompanying plan for laying out the South Park-Olmsted,
Vaux & Co., 1871 (incl. folding map)

W.P.A. Project 3239-Surveys of Chicago parks, 1930s. 134 maps extant out of
an original 171. SEE: Oversize 112. Full inventory of maps follows inventory
of Oversize Materials below.

RESIDENCES

3. Cambridge Apartments (Diversey & Cambridge Ave.)-Prospectus, 1916
4. St. James Manor (2507-2517 N. Clark St.)-Prospectus, 1916

SCHOOLS

General
5. Adult Education Council of Chicago-"Group Therapy" conference, 1948

Chicago Public Schools
6. Biographical sketch of Abraham Lincoln written by Chicago Public School
student Gilbert Burns, c. 1902
7. Chicago Metro History Fair (5th annual)-Catalog, 1983
8. Equalizing Education Opportunities in the New Chicago, 1977

Board of Education Lawsuits
9. Board notice to holders of 1929 tax anticipation warrants
10. Correspondence, 1939-1954
11. Financial data, 1939, n.d.
12. List of holders of 1929 tax warrants with judgments, n.d.
13. Memoranda & forms, 1937-1950, n.d.
14. Newspaper clippings Edward J. Berwind vs. Chicago Park District
15. Opinion, 1945 Mar
16. Opinion, 1945 May 23
17. Opinion, 1946 Mar 20 Chicago City Bank & trust Co. vs. Board of Education
18. Partial assignment of judgment, 1941 Jun Fidelity Trust Co. vs. Board of Education
19. Amendment to complaint, 1944 Nov 10
20. Amended and supplemental Count I, 1946 ec 9
21. Memorandum and order, 1947 Nov 12 Frank C. Leviton vs. Board of Education
22. Opinion, 1940 Apr
23. Opinion, 1944 Jan 20
24. Ernest M. Loeb and Robert E. Loeb vs. Board of Education-Findings of Fact, 1952 Feb 6
25. Theodore Lubezny vs. Arley M. Ball-Opinion, 1944 Sep
26. Newberry Library vs. Board of Education-Opinion, 1945 Mar 21

Norfolk and Western Railway Co. vs. Board of Education
27. Opinion and conclusions of Judge Woodward, 1936 Apr 17
28. Exhibit V and decree, 1936 May 4

The People vs. Carl Beu
29. Opinion, 1949 Jan 10
30. Opinion, 1949 Mar 9
31. Edith M. Schreiner vs. City of Chicago-Opinion, 1950 Mar 13

State Life Insurance Co. vs. Board of Education
32. Opinion, 1946 May 13
33. Summons, 1947 Apr 18
34. Opinion, 1948 Sep 13
35. Petition and report, 1948 Dec
36. Amended and supplemental complaint, n.d.
37. Thornton, IL vs. William H. Winterhopp-Opinion, 1950 Mar 13
38. Village of Westchester vs. Fred E. Holmes, 1945 May 23

BOX 61

1. Ganey, Helen M.-Pioneer life and study of Chicago (4th grade curriculum), 1935
2. P.T.A.-Chicago Conference, 1945-1946

Specific Schools
Bennett Medical College
3. Handbook, 1898-1899
4. Student notebook, Francis E. Thornton, 1887-
5. Student notebook, Francis E. Thornton, 1896-
6. Loop College-Theatre program, n.d.
The Sheldon School (correspondence instruction)
7. "Salesmanship" and other flyers, n.d.
8. "The Wherefores and Therefores," 1907
9. South Side School for Jewish Studies-"I Come for to Sing," n.d.
10. University of Chicago-Radio program guides, 1931 Spring, Fall

STREETS

Ideal Atlas of Chicago & Vicinity, New York: Geographic Map Co., Inc.; 1952:
SEE: Box 62, Folder 11

11. Prairie Avenue-"Prairie Avenue Historic District" (Chicago School of
Architecture), 1975

TRANSPORTATION

12. Chicago, Duluth and Georgian Bay Transit Col.-Brochure, 1930
13. Chicago Surface Lines-"Seeing Greater Chicago," 1926
14. Cyclist Guide/Chicago Bicycle Route System, 1970s?

VIEWBOOKS

20. The Standard Illustrated Guide of Chicago (with fold-out map)-William Ross,
1886

WARTIME ACTIVITIES

World War I
16. Chicago Liberty Loan Committee-Flyer, 1919 May 9
17. Chicago WWI draftees: Districts 3, 4, 5, and 70 (research by Lori Husband),
1990

BOX 64-66

World War II
Chicago Area United Service Organization
Publicity scrapbook, 1943 [BOX 64]
Publicity scrapbook, 1944 [BOX 65]
Publicity scrapbook, 1945-1946 [BOX 66]

BOX 61

General
18. Ft. Sheridan-Press Release, 55th anniversary, 1942 Nov 15

SUPPLEMENT 2
OVERSIZE MATERIAL

These materials are also listed within their corresponding Series in the Box and Folder Inventory above.

BOX 62

BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS

1. The Economist-50th Anniversary issue, 1938 Oct 15
2. Hulbert Fullerton Avenue Highlands (land development)-3 maps, 1920s
3. McCollam & Kruggel (real estate)-Flyer for "Norwood Plaza" building lot sale,
1920s
4. Marshall Field & Co.-Views of Portions of the Retail Store (Photo Album),
c. 1902
5. The River Clipper (v.1, no. 9, 12), 1976 Jun, Sep
6. White Sox-"Comisky Memories, 1910-1990 (Chicago Tribune), 1990 Sep 28

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

7. Black Panther Party, Illinois Chapter-Poster for Revolutionary People's
Constitutional Convention, c. 1969

PARKS

Lincoln Park-Theater on the Lake-Posters for Summer Series
8. [1965] Jun 15-Sep 4
9. [1966] Jun 14-Aug 20
10. [1967] Jun 20-Aug 26

STREETS

11. Ideal Atlas of Chicago & Vicinity, New York: Geographic Map Co. Inc., 1952

BOX 63

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

1. National Society of Arts and Letters-Scrapbook, 1946-1974

BOX 64-66

WARTIME ACTIVITIES

World War II
Chicago Area United Service Organization
Publicity scrapbook, 1943 [BOX 64]
Publicity scrapbook, 1944 [BOX 65]
Publicity scrapbook, 1945-1946 [BOX 66]

SUPPLEMENT 2
Oversize 112: Chicago Park Surveys, W.P.A. Project 3239

No.	Park	Notes
112.4	Amundsen
112.5	Argyle & Keeler
112.6	Armour Square
112.7	Athletic Field
112.8	Austin Town Hall	Also listed as "Holden Park" on map
112.10	Avondale	Only partially present today.
112.11	Bell
112.13	Blackhawk
112.14	Bohn
112.15	Brands
112.16	Brooks	Built larger than shown on map
112.17	Buffalo
112.18	Burnham/Grant	Long map showing Randolph to 56th
112.19	Burnham (detail)	29th-31st Streets
112.20	Burnham (detail)	37th-Oakwood Avenue
112.21	Burnham (detail)	49th-51st Streets
112.22	Burnham (detail)	Along Leif Erikson Drive
112.23	Burnham (detail)	Smaller scale of maps 112.21 & 112.22
112.24	Burnham (detail)	Hyde Park Blvd.-53rd Street
112.25	Burnham (detail)	Near 55th Street
112.26	Burnham (detail)	55th-56th Streets
112.27	Burnham (detail)	53rd-56th Streets
112.28	California
112.33	Campbell
112.34	Chase
112.35	Chippewa
112.36	Chopin
112.37	Columbus
112.38	Cornell Square
112.41	Douglas
112.42	Dvorak
112.43	Eckhart
112.44	Edgebrook	No longer extant
112.45	Edison	Also called Ebinger School Park
112.46	Eldred rove
112.47	Emerson
112.50	Eugene Field
112.52	Forest Glen
112.54	Franklin
112.55	Fuller
112.56	Gage	Built variantly from map
112.57	Garfield (half)
112.58	Garfield (half)
112.59	Gladstone
112.60	Gompers
112.61	Goudy Square	No longer extant
112.63	Grant (part)	Chicago River to Monroe Street
112.64	Grant (part)	Randolph to Monroe
112.65	Grant (part)	Monroe to Jackson
112.66	Grant (part)	8th Street to Roosevelt
112.67	Grant (part)	11th Place (Park Row) to Roosevelt
112.68	Grant (part)	Easterly right-of-way at 23rd Street
112.69	Green Briar
112.71	Hamlin
112.72	Hardin Square
112.73	Harrison
112.74	Hermosa
112.75	Hollywood	Built larger than shown on map
112.76	Holstein
112.77	Humboldt
112.78	Independence
112.79	Indian Boundary
112.82	Jacob
112.83	Jefferson #1	Now Skinner Park
112.84	Jefferson #2
112.85	Jensen
112.86	Kelvyn
112.88	Kilbourn
112.89	Kiwanis	Now Kiwanis Playground
112.90	Kolmar
112.91	Kosciusko
112.92	LaFollette
112.93	Lake Shore Playgd.	Now Lake Shore Park
112.94	Legion Park #2	Built larger than shown on map
112.95	Leland & River	No longer extant
112.96	Lincoln	Foster to North Avenue
112.97	Lincoln (part)	Evanston border
112.98	Lincoln (part)	Rogers to Touhy
112.99	Lincoln (part)	Touhy to Pratt
112.100	Lincoln (part)	Pratt to Devon
112.102	Lincoln (part)	Thorndale to Bryn Mawr
112.103	Lincoln (part)	Bryn Mawr to Foster
112.104	Lincoln (part)	Foster to Lawrence
112.105	Lincoln (part)	Lawrence to Montrose
112.106	Lincoln (part)	Montrose to Irving Park
112.107	Lincoln (part)	Irving Park to Brompton
112.108	Lincoln (part)	Brompton to Belmont
112.109	Lincoln (part)	Diversey to Fullerton
112.110	Lincoln (part)	Fullerton to Center St.
112.111	Lincoln (part)	Center to North Ave.
112.112	Lincoln (part)	Belmont to Diversey
112.113	Loyola	Also known as North Shore Park
112.114	Madden
112.116	Mark White Square	Now McGuane Park
112.119	Mayfair
112.120	McKinley
112.121	Merchants	No longer extant
112.123	Monument
112.124	Morse	No longer extant
112.125	Mozart
112.126	North Mayfair	No longer extant
112.127	North Rutherford/Sayre	Built variantly from map
112.128	Norwood
112.129	Norwood Playground
112.131	Olympia
112.132	Oriole	Built larger than shown on map.
112.134	Portage
112.135	Pottawatomie	Built larger than shown on map.
112.137	Pulaski
112.138	Ravenswood Manor
112.139	Revere
112.141	Riis
112.142	River	Two drawings: W. River and E. River
112.143	River	Larger area shown than 112.142.  Built smaller than shown on map.
112.144	Roberts Square
112.145	Rosedale
112.147	Sauganash
112.148	Seward	Built larger than shown on map.
112.149	Shabbona
112.150	Shedd
112.151	Sheridan
112.152	Sherman
112.153	Stanford
112.154	Stanton	Now Stanton-Schiller Park
112.155	Sunken Garden
112.158	Union
112.159	Vernon	Now Arrigo Park
112.163	Welles
112.165	Wicker
112.166	Wilson
112.167	Park No. 33	Removed for Ford City Shopping Center
112.169	Park No. 130	Now Galewood Park
112.170	Park No. 131	Now Cragin Park
112.171	Park No. 132	Now Greenbaum Park