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Open House Chicago 2015 Evanston Sites OPEN HOUSE CHICAGO 2015 Saturday–Sunday, EVANSTON SITES October 17–18 ,* 2015 A B C D E F G H I J K L LINDEN AVE open house sites AVE 1 WILMETTE ૽1 Evanston History Center WILMETT (Dawes House) E 225 Greenwood St. 2 2 SHERIDAN PL ૽ FEW Spirits Distillery ISABELLA ST 918 Chicago Ave. L B A A R S S W O B THAYER ST G H A U N JENKS ST I R E 3 D R First Presbyterian Church W D A W ૽ R Y A A R S L I A A L T D D E PARK PL L of Evanston 3 Y N V E MONTI CEL I LO ST A A W A H N E U A RYAN FIELD V N V A U C T E V R E E 1427 Chicago Ave. H R O ARTZEL S A T E CLINTON P A T MCGAW HALL L R D L S V A N D V T E A W E W V CENTRAL ST CENTRAL ST 4 Frances Willard House O O M E C ૽ M O O A LAKE E D B D c R N Museum (Rest Cottage) D 4 HARRISON ST C D A E 5 A MILBURN ST T Y V R W N MICHIGAN R E A 1730 Chicago Ave. I B B I P E A N V LINCOLN ST R E R L G E L N A Y LINCOLN ST A I A N A R P V 5 N V E Grosse Point Lighthouse IE E A ૽ T T N E COLFAX ST P A COLFAX ST R F T O A I V O O Y K 2601 Sheridan Rd. A E V R 5 N E V E R S A E E E E W V C S GRANT ST R 6 Lake Street Church T T E E METRA R ૽ S NOYES ST V D L 11 I T OYES S E E N of Evanston* A Y W S D A HAVEN ST H R V E GAFFIELD PL 607 Lake St. L D W 6 PAYNE ST E NORTHWESTERN A N VD E G GARRETT PL Y L D R SIMPSON ST UNIVERSITY 7 B Margarita European Inn E A A R ૽ K E PSON ST V SIM C V I N I HAMLIN ST E LIBRARY PL E W RM D 1566 Oak Ave. OOD B G LAND O A RD C E G C Y F M OSTER ST O A 8 7 L R S Music Institute of Chicago F T V ૽ S D H 10 E ER CTA E Nichols Concert Hall D L M T R S A RSON ST V EME A B O M U R L F D P E R E (First Church of Christ, B A D N L L E UNIVERSITY C H E A H G S L N IR K L O R R C A O E A Scientist)* C V S R E R N L I V T L Y O R A 8 T 9 E 13 A A W R N CLARK M A N 1490 Chicago Ave. M H E D V R D O Y I A E N C O R A O V C 4 D M A V R A A C E T V A CHURCH ST I 9 E K A N Northwestern University, C E N N ૽ G 14 I M T E P L O C C Alice Millar Chapel I N H T A H UR N DAVIS ST 9 V C I H E EVANSTON E C ST 1870 Sheridan Rd. R A TOWNSHIP 7 A G V GROVE ST 12 HIGH SCHOOL O D E 10 AVIS ૽Northwestern University, 8 ST Charles Deering Library 10 LAKE ST LAKE ST 6 3 1935 Sheridan Rd. GREENWOOD ST GREENWOOD ST Evanston 1 ૽11 Northwestern University, DEMPSTER ST C Dearborn Observatory 11 DEMPSTER ST S 2131 Tech Dr. C H H E I HAMILTON ST R D C 12 One Rotary Center* W A D F D I O A ૽ L S A E D E O D G W H R A S R 1560 Sherman Ave. G R O A L L E R N E A O E E Y S N I GREENLEAF ST N A / W Y D B G C B F 12 A D A V R R G A E O V 13 U A Sigma Alpha Epsilon V O E E A V E E R V A ૽ R W Y V E E V E E E Y A N A E National Headquarters SKOKIE S V V LEE ST A A T E E V S V K E (Levere Memorial Temple) E O D K 2 I 13 E MAIN ST 1856 Sheridan Rd. MAIN ST N M F O I O R WASHINGTON ST C 14 Woman’s Club of Evanston* R T H ૽ E H I S G S KEDZIE ST T H MADISON ST J A 1702 Chicago Ave. H U O N A I D R S E N V S A E H L M E 14 V O MONROE ST M C E *closed Sunday E S A N U R W C N S M A U CLEVELAND ST O T A V A L O E KEENEY ST V E P N dining/shopping districts D R E T SEWARD ST A U A A V R V V A E E Downtown Evanston E E ⅷ 15 P SOUTH BLVD A SOUTH BLVD R B Central Street K OAKTON ST ⅷ OAKTON ST C AUSTIN ST ⅷ Chicago & Dempster CALVARY 16 HULL TERR CEMETERY ⅷD Main & Chicago JAMES PARK MULFORD ST MULFORD ST HARVARD ST legend O CTA 17 BRUMMEL ST CTA purple line stop CTA yellow line stop T HOWARD ST HOWARD S CTA red line stop 18 Metra stop Chicago Ⅵ shopping districts visitchicagonorthshore.com .
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