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Lincoln Park 5 Downtown Public Spaces 4 Graceland Cemetery 1 IIT LAKE VILLA 59 132 12 83 132 94 GURNEE 45 120 WAUKEGAN 12 120 21 41 . 31 . CO Y 131 CO 43 59 LAKE 60 45 McHENR LAKE VILLA MUNDELEIN 176 176 LIBERT59 YVILLE 132 12 WAUCONDA 12 83 132 83 LAKE 94 Proposed Expansion 60 of Route 53 FOREST GURNEE VERNON HILLS 45 120 94 WAUKEGAN 83 12 120 9 22 21 41 . 41 31 . LINCOLNSHIRE CO Y 131 CO 43 59 45 HIGHLAND LAKE 60 DEERFIELD 45 McHENR BUFFALO GROVE PARK BARRINGTON LAKE CO. COOK CO. Lake Cook Rd. MUNDELEIN Saturday, June 11 . www.tclf.org 176 CO CO 68 176 12 LIBERTYVILLE OOK WAUCONDA KANE C CHICAGO NORTHBROOK83 Graceland Cemetery 1 Downtown Public Spaces 4 South14 Parks 6 EXECUTIVE 60 LAKE 4001 N Clark St SLEEPY 12 Proposed Expansion 72 FREE TROLLEY LOOP BETWEEN THE 6 PaRkSAIRPORT of Route 53 FOREST touR spacHOLLe limOWIteD - Register at tclf.org/event/WOTW-chicago62 VERNON HILLS touR space limIteD - Register at tclf.org/event/WOTW-chicago N O 12-3pm, every 30 mins WHEELING 94 meet: Daley Plaza - NW corner of S Dearborn and W Washington St 59 Douglas Memorial 636 east 35th St GLENVIE83W WINNETKA FREE TROLLEY LOOP WITH LINcOLN PaRk BETWEEN 11aM aNd 12:30PM r Blue Line to Washington b 20, 22, 24, 36, 60, 62, 60, 157 9 guides: Joan Pomeranc; mike Wagenbach W E ARLINGTON 22Sheridan Rd g Garage at Washington and Wells meet: in front of Douglas53 tomb O 90 HEIGHTS 10am+12pm (2-hour tour) b 4, 35 g on street 294 LINCOLNSHIRE 41 21 WILMETTE S guide: ted Wolff O ROLLING 10am-1pm (3-hour tour) . HOFFMAN O MEADOWS MOUNT 45 meet: Inside the gates, at intersection of N 12-3pm, every hour DEERFIELD HIGHLAND Clark St and W Irving Park Rd ESTATES 331 W 45th St PROSPECT BUFFALO GROVE EVANSTON PARK Daley Plaza Fuller Park LAKE CO. Dempster St. b ELGIN SCHAUMBURG BARRINGTON58 r Red Line to Sheridan 9, 22, 80 guides: Peter Schaudt; Scott mehaffey guides: Dennis mcClendon; John Regalado g meet: in front of the Field HouseELK GROVE COOK CO. Lake Cook Rd. Street parking on W Irving Park Rd Proposed Expansion . 94 of Elgin-O'Hare Expy. SKOKIE CO Federal Center Plaza 20 r Red Line to 47thCO b 24,VILLA 43 gGEon street 68 guide: mary Pat mattson COOK CO. Lincoln OOK 41 KANE O C O 12-3pm, every hourDU PA GE CO. CHICAGO NORTHBROOK Exelon (Chase) Plaza - 'Har Av in e 14 EXECUTIVE e. SLEEPlg Y ShermanExpy. ParkThorndale 1301 W 52nd Rd St guide: mary 31Pat mattson E 72 190 12 AIRPORT 2 HOLLOW guides: Jayson DeGeeter; Donna Primas. 62 90 IIT Campus meet: in front of the290 Field House N 3300 S Federal St Art Institute of Chicago ITASCA O'HARE WHEELING 1 guide: Joe Karr b 44, 51, 55 INTERNATIONAL 20 59 GLENVIEW WINNETKA touR space limIteD - Register at tclf.org/event/WOTW-chicago AIRPORT Irving Park Rd. O ARLINGTON 94 W E 1-4pm, every 30 mins Harlem Sheridan Rd 53 Washington Park 5531 S martin Luther King Dr90 HEIGHTS 90 O 294 2pm (1-hour tour) Lincoln Park 5 BLOOMINGDguides:ALE madiem Kawa; Roger marsh;290 theresa Benande; Beth Botts WILMETTE S . 21 ROLLINGAv guide: Peter Schaudt 64 53 . 5 . meet: Refectory on morgan Dr at Russell Dr CO FREE TROLLEY LOOP BETWEEN THE 5 SITES e. MOUNT HOFFMACO N MEADOWS 355 ADDISON meet: mcCormick tribune Campus Center r Green line to Garfield or King Dr b 2, 3, 4, 55, 63,GE 170 g Refectory g Limited on-street parking on Stockton Dr, or Pay lot adjacent to Lily Pool ESTATESOK PROSPECT coffee shop, 33rd and State St ST. CHARLES PA SCHAUMBURG North Ave. Dempster St. EVANSTON b 11, 22, 36, 73, 76, 134, 143, 151, 156 ELGIN CO 64 58 7 r Green Line to Bronzeville-IIt; Red Line to O 1-4pm, every 30 mins DU ELKO AKGROVE PARK 4 Sox/35th b 1, 4, 29, 35 Midway Plaisance Pro731posed e 60th Expansion 83St Lake St. 94 SKOKIE O 20 of Elgin-O'Hare Expy. VILLAGE 10am-4pm, every 30 mins guides: Val Adams; Julia Bachrach; Diane Dillon; Kathy Cummings ELMHURST 8COOK CO. CHICAGO TOuRS LEd BY LINcOLN PaRk dOcENTS meet: west end of midway at Fountain of time 41 Lincoln r b O'H 290 DU PAGE CO. 3 59th Street metra 2, 170, 171, 172 n- are Av 2610 N Cannon Dr. gi Expy. Thorndale Rd e. North Pond . 31 l 43 CO OAK BROOK E Cermak. Rd. 190 90 Grant Park and vicinity 3 meet: Plaza in front of the NorthCO Pond Restaurant59 WHEATON O 1-4pm, every 30 mins GE 45 290 ITASCCICERA O O'HARE 2 touR space limIteD - Register at tclf.org/event/WOTW-chicago PA Jackson Park 6401 S Stony88 Island Ave e. 1 KANE 20 Av INTERNATIONAL Lincoln Park ConservatoryDU guides:Nancy Breseke; John martins; Coleen Blake; megan Jurasic; Jerry Levy Ogden Irving Park Rd. 2391 N Stockton Dr at W Belden Ave LOMBARD AIRPORT Lake Shore Dr r madison/Wabash, Randolph/Wabash, monroe, Washington meet: Clarence Darrow Bridge, south of museum of Science and Industry 90 94 meet: Inside the Conservatory in front of the pool e. Harlem b 4, 6, 14, 20, 56, 60, 124, 151,157, 173 r Green Line to Cottage Grove-east 63rd b 2, 6, 14, 15, 28, 63, 67, 170 Av 90 34 g Garages: millennium Park, Grant Park N, Grant Park S, east monroe East-West Tollway g metered parking off Science Dr, south of museumBL of OOMINGDScience and IndustryALE 290 Archer 94 . 6 Lily Pool W Fullerton Pkwy & N Cannon Dr Av 88 . 5 64 53 . 294 CO meet: Inside the Fullerton/Cannon entrance 55th St. e. O 355 ADDISON CO AURORA DOWNERS GE 2pm + 3:30pm Cicero W OK LISLE PA ST. CHARLESLake Point GROVE Tower + Olive Park 7 estern North Ave. Grant Park 337 e Randolph St O CO 64 7 10am-12pm, every hour 505 N Lake Shore Dr HINSDALE 55 DU guides: mary Jo Hoag; Deb Frels Av OAK PARK 4 83 Av Lake St. meet: Art Institute South Garden Lincoln Park Zoo - South Pond MIDWAY e. touR space limIteD - Register at tclf.org/event/WOTW-chicago e. 2021 N Stockton Dr at W Dickens Ave NAPERVILLE AIRPORT 355 guide: Brian Houck 53 ELMHURST 8 CHICAGO O + guides: Bob Williams; Joel Baldin; Becky Froeter-mathis 94 90 2pm 3:30pm meet: on the bridge crossing the South Pond34 meet: main building entrance on e Grand Ave 55 290 3 Millennium Park 55 N michigan Ave . 50 g Pay. Parking at Navy Pier b 2,29, 65, 66, 124 43 guide: ed uhlir KANE CO. DU PAGE CO. CO OAK BROOK Cermak Rd. Café Brauer/Carlson Cottage/Lion House CO 59 WHEATON GE 95th St. 2 meet: Crown Fountain - south end, at corner of 2021 N StocktonWILL Dr CO south. of W Dickens Ave WILL CO. 45 CICERO O PA 88 12 20 e. e monroe and S michigan Ave guide: Paul Steinbrecher 2-4pmKANE (2-hour tour) Av meet: on the deck of Café Brauer by the South Pond DU Ogden Lake Point Tower LOMBARD 90 Lake Shore Dr BOLINGBROOK e. Av 34 . Archer Milton Olive . Park East-West Tollway map©2011 www.toolboxinc.com 94 . CO 6 88 CO CO CO 294 55th St. ALL AURORA OK DOWNERS Cicero Cicero W CO WILL WILL 171 LISLE estern KEND 94 GROVE 57 LEMONT HINSDALE 55 COOK CO. Av 53 Av MIDWAY e. WILL CONAPER. VILLE AIRPORT e. 53 355 ROMEOVILLE 94 90 34 ORLAND 5550 7 45 S 55 PARK 50 KANE CO. DU PAGE CO. PLAINFIELD 95th St. WILL CO. WILL CO. 12 20 NDIANA . I LOCKPORT ILLINOI CO CO 59 OK BOLINGBROOK 294 WILL CO . map©2011 www.toolboxinc.com . CO CO CO CO CHICAGO ALL OK MATTESON 80 HEIGHTS CO WILL WILL 171 KEND 94 57 LEMONT PARK FOREST COOK CO. 53 WILL CO. ROMEOVILLE 0 1 5 10 miles ORLAND 50 55 7 PARK45 S PLAINFIELD NDIANA . I LOCKPORT ILLINOI CO CO 59 OK 294 WILL CO CHICAGO MATTESON 80 HEIGHTS PARK FOREST 0 1 5 10 miles Sunday, June 12 www.tclf.org 8 9 on June 11 and 12, explore Chicago in a different way - through West Parks North Shore its remarkable collection of parks, plazas, and public spaces FREE TROLLEY SERVIcE SERVIcE BETWEEN THE 6 PaRkS touR space limIteD - Register at tclf.org/event/WOTW-chicago which have shaped the character and form of the city for more than 150 years. During What’s Out There Weekend, attend O cOacH SERVIcE PROVIdEd 11am-2pm, every 30 mins free tours throughout the city, led by expert guides. Some tours Wicker Park 1425 N Damen Ave guide: Susan Benjamin have limited capacity - visit www.tclf.org for more detailed guides: Anne Sheridan Pullos; Doug Wood; elaine Coorens; Richard tilley meet: by the tower, 210 Leonard Wood S, Fort Sheridan information and to register. meet: by the Fountain r Fort Sheridan metra g on street at tower r Blue Line to Damen-o’Hare b 50, 56, 72 Family Activities O O 1-5pm (4-hour tour) 11am-2pm, every hour O Saturday - 10am-1pm Logan Square and Boulevard Fort Sheridan 2579 N milwaulkee Ave Exelon (Chase) Plaza mosaic making with the Chicago mosaic School guide: Ward miller Lake Forest - Market Square meet: upper level of the plaza, at NW corner of S Dearborn and W monroe meet: Logan comfort station Lake Forest Cemetery r Blue Line to Logan Square b 56, 76 O Saturday - 12:30-4:30pm House of the Four Winds O 12-3pm, every 30 mins Sherman Park Fishing on the pond with Bob Long 1400 N Sacramento Ave Humboldt Park meet: in front of the Field House guides: Julia Bachrach; Dina Petrakis; John Paige; tina tw Lincoln Park 5 meet: front of Boat House off N Sacramento Ave O Saturday - 1-4pm b g NO TROLLEY SERVIcE ON SuNdaY 52, 70, 72, 82 Boat House Osaka Garden - Jackson Park g Limited on-street parking on Stockton Dr or Pay lot adjacent to Lily Pool O 12-3pm, every 30 mins Discovering Nature in Chicago Parks with matt Freer b 11, 22, 36, 73, 76, 134, 143, 151, 156 meet: in front of osaka Garden Garfield Park Conservatory 300 N Central Park Ave TOuRS LEd BY LINcOLN cONSERVaNcY dOcENTS guides: Garfield Park Conservatory Guides O Sunday - 1-4pm meet: Conservatory main entrance at N Conservatory Dr Columbus Park r O 1-4pm, every 30 min Green Line to Conservatory or Kedzie metra (.7 miles) Nature art in the park with Bonnie tawse b 20, 82, 126 g Conservatory North Pond 2610 N Cannon Dr meet: Refectory terrace meet: Plaza in front of the North Pond O 1-4pm every 30 mins Restaurant O Sunday
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