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Old May 5th, 2012, 05:46 PM   #1
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CHICAGO Trip (2/23/13) Pictures, Part 6: Day 4, Part 1 (Lincoln Park)

Hey again, Chicago forumers! I apologize for the long delay, but here's the first set of my final day in Chicago in February 2012! This time, I toured Lincoln Park, Lincoln Park Zoo, Old Town, and the Gold Coast. Here is the first part, mainly focused on Lincoln Park itself.

Started on the north shore, on Chicago Avenue...


Looking up at the YMCA Building, built around 1930


Handsome commercial block on the corner of Clark and Chicago...


Former Cosmopolitan State Bank building


Former Chicago Post Office


Chicago "L" Train Purple/Brown Line station


Couple of shots taken from the "L" train...




Diversey station, in Lincoln Park


Holy Covenant Church on Diversey Parkway in Lincoln Park, one of Chicago's upper-class communities






Cheesy newer urban apartment buildings...








One of Lincoln Park's commercial drags...






Commercial block at Halsted and Diversey






The handsome Landmark Century Theatre, located on Clark Street, north of Diversey




Days Inn...


That Lenscrafters store looks like an old theatre...


Same with this building on Clark Street...


Commercial Strip on Clark Street






Continuing east on Diversey...


Queen Anne Victorian House, now a bar...


Apartments on Pine Grove and Diversey








The historic and famous Brewster Apartments... was featured in the movies, "Child's Play" and "Running Scared". Charlie Chaplin also lived here in his prime.










Pine Grove Apartments








Looking east on Diversey towards Lake Michigan










Second Church of Christ Scientist...




Francis J. Dewes House, built in 1896, Chicago Eclectic Architecture...




August Dewes House, built in 1896






Magnificent Building in Lincoln Park's commercial area, on Clark Street...






More Historic Homes/Townhouses in Lincoln Park...










Lincoln Park 2520 apartment building under construction...




Looking up at one of Chicago's hundreds of apartment towers...


Elk National Veterans Memorial






The actual Lincoln Park itself, you can see the John Hancock Center and buildings of the Magnificent Mile very faintly in the background...


Apartment Buildings in Lincoln Park


Looking south on North Pond








More historic townhouses...
































Historic Apartment Buildings in Lincoln Park












Lincoln Park Manor






Episcopal Church of our Savior, on Fullerton


Historic homes on Fullerton




Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church












St. Pauls United Church of Christ...






In the Main Business Area of Lincoln Park, this commercial building is on the corner of Lincoln Avenue, Orchard, and Holden




Children's Hospital




















Homes and Townhouses in around Dickens Avenue...


























Located on the NW corner of Dickens and Clark is the building Balki and Larry lived in from the third season on of "Perfect Strangers".






More of Lincoln Park...




South Pond, with Chicago skyline in the distance...


Lincoln Park Zoo


It's Free Admission, in case you are wondering...


Camels


Deer


Zebra




Gorillas












Something I never thought I would ever see, Canada Geese and Flamingoes together...






Ducks! I would presume they are not from Anaheim, California.




Couple of swans found their way here...


Lions Den...


Female Lion


Jaguar


Lynx




Monkeys of some kind...


Small Animal House...


Statue in Lincoln Park...


South Pond again...


More scenes from around Lincoln Park...






Benjamin Franklin statue, but, this isn't Philadelphia?!


Hope you enjoyed this phototour, the 2nd part of the 4th day (and last part of my Chicago trip) COMING SOON!
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Old May 5th, 2012, 08:31 PM   #2
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Great photo tour you've put together there, and this set is especially well done. It reminds me how vast and amazing Lincoln Park is. Well done!
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I see that you took a picture of my turn-of-the-century condo building by North Pond.

Thanks. I love these pics of the neighborhood.
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Thanks for the tour. I always like it when there is some narration like you did.
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