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Sherman Park Illinois Legend Cook Chicago Park Boulevard System District Boundary Historic District S ADA ST ADA S Contributing Property Map 29 - Sherman Park Non-contributing Property THROOPS ST S ELIZABETHS ST 1208 1220 S MAY ST MAY S 1344 1206 Non-contributing Secondary Building 1214 1334 Á001 Photo key reference NRHP- Individual Property W 52ND ST 5202 5201 NRHP - District 5206 5203 5205 NHL - Individual Property 5207 5212 5211 5216 5215 S BISHOPS ST 5218 5222 ABERDEEN S ST 5226 5223 5228 W SHERMAN PARK 5225 5227 5230 5231 5233 5238 5235 5237 5242 5244 5250 5245 S SLAFLIN ST 5254 5256 5253 S RACINES AVE W 53RD ST W 53RD ST S SHERMAN PARK Sherman Park 5309 S LOOMISS BLVD 5300 5319 5321 5323 ST MAY S 5325 S JUSTINES ST Sherman Park 5327 5331 Park Already Listed on National Register of Historic Places 5337 5339 5347 S SHERMAN PARK W 54TH ST W 54TH ST W 54TH ST 5401 5413 5417 S LAFLINS ST 5421 5423 5427 5429 5430 5431 5436 5437 I W W GARFIELD BLVD S DAMEN AVE Á Legend 001 1947 Contributing Property Contributing District Boundary District NHL - Individual Property Individual- NHL NRHP - District - NRHP NRHP- Individual Property Individual NRHP- Photo key reference key Photo Non-contributing Secondary Building Secondary Non-contributing 1943 Property Non-contributing 1941 1938 1937 1934 1935 W W GARFIELD BLVD S WINCHESTER AVE S WINCHESTER AVE 1925 1924 1922 W 54TH ST 1923 1920 1919 1916 1917 1915 1912 1911 1908 19071901 1906 1900 S WOLCOTT AVE S WOLCOTT AVE 1856 W W 56TH ST 1859 1854 1851 1850 1849 1847 1845 1839 1837 1835 S HONORE ST S HONORE ST 1815 1809 1807 1805 1801 S WOOD ST 1758 1753 1751 1752 1747 Boulevard Garfield 1748 1745 1739 1742 1740 1735 1734 S HERMITAGE AVE S HERMITAGE AVE 1725 1722 1720 1721 1717 1716 1715 1712 1713 1710 1711 5510 1706 1701 1700 S PAULINA ST S PAULINA ST 1657 1656 1653 1652 1649 1648 1645 1646 1644 1642 1638 1635 1636 1634 S MARSHFIELD AVE S MARSHFIELD AVE 1617 1614 1602 1609 1601 S ASHLAND AVE W W GARFIELD BLVD W W 54THST 1550 1546 1544 1540 Map 30 - Garfield-30 Boulevard Map District Historic Chicago Park Boulevard Boulevard System Park Chicago Cook Illinois S JUSTINE ST S JUSTINE ST 1524 1525 1520 1518 1516 1517 1515 1510 1511 1508 I 1509 1506 1505 1500-1502 S LAFLIN ST I GagePark GagePark W 55TH ST 5615 W 54TH ST W 56TH ST S WESTERN AVE 2355 GagePark S Western Boulevard W W 56TH ST S WESTERN BLVD -57 Fountain GagePark 2351 W 54TH ST 5616 S CLAREMONT AVE S CLAREMONT AVE S CLAREMONT AVE W W GARFIELD BLVD 5421 5425 5419 5439 5441 5525 5523 5433 5533 5515 5529 2319 2315 2311 5331 5301 2309 2301 W W 56TH ST S OAKLEY AVE W 54TH PL 5415 2242 2240 2236 2234 2232 2230 2226 S LEAVITT ST W. Garfield Boulevard Garfield W. Two Bridges Two Bridges 2142 2141 2140 2136 2137 2134 2135 2130 W W 54TH PL 2128 S HAMILTON AVE 2124 S HAMILTON AVE 2122 W W 56TH ST 2118 2112 2110 2111 2106 2104 2102 W W 53RD PL S HOYNE AVE S HOYNE AVE S HOYNE AVE 2056 W 54TH ST 2049 2052 2045 2048 2044 2039 2037 2040 Á Legend 2035 2036 2034 001 Contributing Property Contributing District Boundary District NHL - Individual Property Individual- NHL S SEELEY AVE NRHP - District - NRHP NRHP- Individual Property Individual NRHP- Photo key reference key Photo Non-contributing Secondary Building Secondary Non-contributing Non-contributing Property Non-contributing S SEELEY AVE 2021 2017 W W GARFIELD BLVD 2009 Map 31 - Garfield-31 Boulevard Map Historic District Historic Chicago Park Boulevard Boulevard System Park Chicago Cook 2007 Illinois 5500 S DAMEN AVE 1947 1943 1941 1938 1937 1934 1935 S WINCHESTER AVE S WINCHESTER AVE 5301 Illinois Legend Cook Chicago Park Boulevard System District Boundary Historic DistrictW 53RD PL Contributing Property S HAMILTON AVE 5331 Map 32 - Gage Park Non-contributing Property Non-contributing Secondary Building 001 Photo key reference Á Avenue NRHP- Individual Property ARTESIANAVE S S WESTERN S BLVD S AVE CAMPBELL S NRHP - District W 54TH ST W 54THNHL ST - Individual Property 2432 2454 2450 2446 2442 2440 2436 W 54TH ST W 54TH ST W 54TH ST 5400 5419 5421 5406 5425 5410 W 54TH PL W 54TH PL 5414 5418 5433 S CLAREMONTS AVE 5420 5439 5422 Gage Park 5441 S MAPLEWOOD AVE S 5424 5430 Gage Park 5432 S LEAVITT SLEAVITT ST 2118 2116 2112 2110 2106 2510 2124 2122 2142 2140 2136 2134 2128 2130 S. Western Boulevard Boulevard Western S. S ARTESIAN AVE ARTESIAN S 2242 2240 2236 2234 2232 2230 2226 2500 2506 S ROCKWELL S ST 2502 2514 5440 2508 2520 W 55TH ST Two Bridges Bridges Fountain W. Garfield Boulevard 5516 2111 2141 2137 2135 2315 2311 2319 2309 2301 Gage Park 5515 Gage Park 5523 5525 S CLAREMONTS AVE 5529 5533 S HAMILTON AVE HAMILTON S W 56TH ST 5616 AVE OAKLEY S 2355 2351 W 56TH ST W 56TH ST W 56TH ST 2451- 5614 5615 5601 5600 2453 S CLAREMONTS AVE I S ARTESIANAVE S S CAMPBELL AVE CAMPBELL S Illinois Legend Cook 5118 Chicago Park Boulevard System District Boundary 5121 S OAKLEYAVE Historic District Contributing Property W 51ST PL W 51ST PL Map 33 - Western Boulevard Non-contributing Property Non-contributing Secondary Building Á001 Photo key reference NRHP- Individual Property 5147 NRHP - District NHL - Individual Property W 52ND ST 5200 5204 5206 5210 W 52ND ST W 52ND ST 5216 5218 5224 5230 5228 5244 5246 W 52ND PL 2414 S S ROCKWELL ST S ARTESIAN S AVE S S CAMPBELLAVE S S MAPLEWOODAVE W 53RD ST 5301 Western Boulevard Western W 53RD PL S HAMILTON AVE 5331 W 54TH ST W 54TH ST 2454 2450 2446 2432 2440 2436 2442 W 54TH ST W 54TH ST 5400 5419 I 5406 5421 Illinois Legend Cook District Boundary Chicago Park Boulevard System Historic District Contributing Property W 48TH PL S OAKLEYAVE Map 34 - Western Boulevard Non-contributing Property Non-contributing Secondary Building CAMPBELLS AVE Á001 Photo key reference NRHP- Individual Property NRHP - District 4901 NHL - Individual Property W 49TH ST Bridges 4922 4921 4932 W 49TH PL 4940 4942 4944 4959 4946 W 50TH ST 5000 S OAKLEYAVE 5002 5006 5007 5010 5011 5015 5014 5019 5016 S LEAVITT ST 5018 S ARTESIAN S AVE S S ROCKWELL ST S SCAMPBELL AVE S SMAPLEWOOD AVE W 50TH PL W 50TH PL 5026 5030 Boulevard Western 5043 5045 W 51ST ST 5118 5121 I W 51ST PL W 51ST PL Legend Illinois Cook District Boundary Chicago Park Boulevard System Contributing Property Historic District Non-contributing Property W 46TH ST Map 35 - Western Boulevard Non-contributing Secondary Building Á001 Photo key reference NRHP- Individual Property NRHP - District 4622 NHL - Individual Property 4624 W 46TH PL 4632 S SROCKWELL ST W 47TH ST 4709 4711 S SCAMPBELL AVE 4725 W 47TH PL S SMAPLEWOOD AVE W 47TH PL 4732 4735 4736 4737 4743 4745 4747 4751 4755 4757 AVE SOAKLEY W 48TH ST W 48TH ST S. 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S CAMPBELLS AVE W 48TH PL W 48TH PL 4901 I W 49TH ST 4901 4328 4321 4334 4338 Illinois 4340 Cook 4342 Chicago Park Boulevard System 4344 4335 Historic District Map 36 - Western Boulevard 4352 W 44TH ST 4401 4425 S OAKLEYAVE W 44TH PL S ARTESIAN S AVE S SROCKWELL ST 4426 S SCAMPBELL AVE 4428 S S MAPLEWOODAVE 4432 4440 4435 4444 4448 4452 4454 Legend District Boundary W 45TH ST Contributing Property 4501 Non-contributing Property Non-contributing Secondary Building Á001 Photo key reference NRHP- Individual Property NRHP - District W 45TH PL W 45TH PL NHL - Individual Property Western Boulevard Western W 46TH ST 4622 4624 W 46TH PL S SROCKWELL ST 4632 I Illinois Cook Chicago Park Boulevard System 4039 Historic District 4045 Map 37 - Western Boulevard 4049 4057 W 41ST ST 4102 Legend 4108 District Boundary 4111 4110 Contributing Property Non-contributing Property 4130 Non-contributing Secondary Building 4123 Á001 Photo key reference 4134 S S WESTERN BLVD NRHP- Individual Property 4136 S OAKLEYAVE 4139 NRHP - District 4144 NHL - Individual Property 4150 4152 4156 4155 4158 S S CAMPBELLAVE S ARTESIAN S AVE W 42ND ST W 42ND ST 4200 4201 4202 4208 S SROCKWELL ST 4220 S ARTESIAN S AVE W 42ND PL S SMAPLEWOOD AVE 4236 4242 4235 4252 W POPE JOHN PAUL II DR W 43RD ST Western Boulevard/Avenue Western 4300 4301 4304 4311 4318- 4312- 4314 4320 4322- 4324 4321 S OAKLEYAVE 4326 S S CAMPBELLAVE 4328 4334 I 4338 4335 4352 Illinois Legend Cook District Boundary Chicago Park Boulevard System W 38TH ST Historic District Contributing Property Map 38 - Western Boulevard & Non-contributing Property McKinley Park Non-contributing Secondary Building Á001 Photo key reference NRHP- Individual Property NRHP - DistrictS ARCHER AVE McKinley Park NHL - Individual Property W PERSHING RD 2159 S LEAVITT ST S IRVINGAVE 2139 2101 S S HOYNEAVE S OAKLEYAVE 2165 S AVE S HAMILTON 2225 3930 3932 W 39TH PL 3934 3936 3938 3942 3944 3946 Bridges 0 3948 3950 3952 3954 3956 3958 3960 Central Manufacturing District:Pershing Road Development Historic District W 40TH ST Western Boulevard/Avenue Western S ARTESIAN S AVE S SCAMPBELL AVE S SMAPLEWOOD AVE 4039 4043- 4047 4049 4057 I W 41ST ST 4102 4108 4111 Bridges 2240 2204 2200 2228 2226 2222 2220 2252 2216 2250 2210 2208 2270 S ARCHER AVE 2262 2258 2254 3659 3656 3655 3658 3659 3658 36592014 3658 3659 2266 S S LEAVITT ST S S HOYNEAVE S SSEELEY AVE W 37TH ST S DAMENAVE S AVE S HAMILTON 3701 3703 3707 3709 Legend 3711 District Boundary 3715 Contributing Property 3719 3721 3723 Non-contributing Property 3727 3729 Non-contributing Secondary Building 3731 3735 Á001 Photo key reference 3737 NRHP- Individual Property 3741 3743 NRHP - District 3747 3749 NHL - Individual Property SWINCHESTER AVE 3757 W 38TH ST 3801 McKinley Park 3805 3809 S S DAMENAVE 3811 3815 3817 3821 3825 3827 3829 3833 3835 3839 3841 3845 1950 Western Boulevard / Avenue / Boulevard Western W PERSHING RD W PERSHING RD 2055 2001 Bridges 2011
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