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U.S. Cellular Field - Park 1 29TH ST 24 29 White Sox Stadium 16 Office of Alderman Will Burns 4 29TH PL 2 Bronzeville Visitor 17 Center for New Horizons No. 540 25TH 25TH Monument MOE to the 25TH Great LAKE SHORE DR 26TH 21 North 26TH Migration BUS ROUTES ON 27TH LAKE SHORE DRIVE: 27TH FEDERAL 2‚ 6‚ 10‚ 14‚ 26‚ 28‚ 192 27TH PRAIRIE ELLIS INDIANA CALUMET SHIELDS 28TH Williams 1 U.S. Cellular Field - Park 1 29TH ST 24 29 White Sox Stadium 16 Office of Alderman Will Burns 4 29TH PL 2 Bronzeville Visitor 17 Center for New Horizons WABASH Dunbar Information Center 29TH Park 18 Quad Communities 30TH 31st Street 3 Chicago Youth Center Development Corporation 30TH STATE MICHIGAN Beach WENTWORTH 4 YMCA 19 Office of Alderman Pat Dowell 31ST 31ST Lake 5 South Side Community Meadows Art Center 32ND ST Park Illinois 32ND WELLS Institute of 6 Harold Washington DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR KING LUTHER MARTIN DR SHIELDS A CANAL A Unity Hall PRINCETON Technology Cultural Center 32ND PL DAN RYAN EXPY RYAN DAN Park B Chicago Defender Building No.474 33RD 7 Little Black Pearl 33RD The Gap 33RD 33RD Overton Hygenic Building Bronzeville C Armour 1 8 Square Community Garden GILES 34TH D Chicago Bee Building Park DEARBORN 34TH 192 35TH Historic ‘LOU’ B 35 9 Obama House E Sunset Cafe STEWART Bronzeville JONES Map J SOX-35TH 10 Hyde Park Art Center F Eighth Regiment Armory 35TH 35TH 35 35TH I 2 16 11 DuSable Museum of G Victory Monument E G BROWNING African American History 35TH / H Ida B. Wells House 1 4 BRONZEVILLE- F LAKE SHORE DR FEDERAL 36TH C IIT 12 Museum of Science 36TH I Supreme Life Building 3 PRAIRIE H 36TH Ellis & Industry D Park J Stephen A. Douglas Tomb 37TH COTTAGE GROVE 13 61st Street 37TH DEARBORN 37TH ST and Memorial LA SALLE LA Farmer’s Market INDIANA MICHIGAN WENTWORTH 3 Stateway 37TH PL 37TH K Wendell Phillips Academy 24 Park Anderson 14 Bronzeville 4 Park 38TH ST High School Wentworth (John) 38TH VINCENNES RHODES Farmer’s Market Gardens 38TH 5 38TH PL L Nat King Cole House 38TH K 15 Eden Place Nature Center LAKE PARK M The Forum STEWART 39 PERSHING Mandrake Park N Louis Armstrong House 39 OAKWOOD 39 Burnham INDIANA Park 40TH O Swift Mansion 40TH 40TH Williams- Mermaid Poplar 40TH P Muddy Waters House Park Holly Davis (La Sirena) L 41ST Park Park 40TH PL 41ST Q Muhammad Ali House 41ST Oakland CALUMET Museum WELLS BOWEN ELLIS Visit the Bronzeville Visitor 17 Restoration Sumac 42ND 42ND 42ND ST Park Information Center for more 42ND Metcalfe Aspen historic landmark information. 42ND PL 43 Park Park LANGLEY 42ND EXPY RYAN DAN M 43RD 43 FEDERAL 43RD 43RD Chamberlain P Buckthorn Triangle 43RD Jackson Park OAKENWALD 0 0.25 0.5 MILES (Robert) Park 44TH 44TH 44TH N 10 minute walk Armstrong Kennicott MICHIGAN 15 SHIELDS 44TH PL 44TH Park 14 BERKELEY Park 3 minute bike Birch GREENWOOD 45TH Park 45TH LSD 47TH ST STATE Fountain SALLE LA Brooks O INDIANA (Gwendolyn) EVANS DREXEL Park PRAIRIE CHAMPLAIN FEDERAL ST LAWRENCE ST 46TH Fuller 46TH DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR KING LUTHER MARTIN DR 46TH Honeysuckle 47TH Park Wall of 29 192 Park (KENWOOD) 46TH 47TH Respect 18 7 SWANN 47 47TH 47 47TH 47TH 6 Burnham 48TH Park 51 PRAIRIE 48TH Taylor 48TH 28 Park PRINCETON KENWOOD 6 LANGLEY 49TH 51 49TH ELLIS WOODLAWN Kenwood VINCENNES George GROVE COTTAGE Community 15 Q Park Harding 50TH Park 50TH 24 WENTWORTH 50TH ST Houston 172 Bronzeville Park 10 19 Bike Box 50TH PL 9 FEDERAL CORNELL EVANS WABASH 51ST 2 172 51ST HYDE PARK Ecstasy 51ST 53rd Street 15 Harold 51ST 51 8 George Sycamore 51ST/53RD Bicycle Drexel Park Elm (HYDE PARK) Center Washington Washington 52ND Park Monument Fountain Park 52ND North NORMAL 24 4 Fountain 52ND 53RD 2 3 Butternut 6 Spruce SHORE Park Park 54TH WELLS PAYNE 54TH 53RD 53RD 53RD 54TH 28 CALUMET DREXEL Washington GREENWOOD Nichols 171 MARYLAND EVERETT Coleman Park CORNELL DEARBORN Park Stout 54TH 54TH 54TH Park KENWOOD 55 DORCHESTER SHIELDS 54TH ELLSWORTH 15 Promontory Gotthold Park BLACKSTONE Cornell Point Park Ephraim Park GARFIELD Lessing 55 55TH ST Mkalus GARFIELD 171 Park Spirit of 55TH ST South 55TH PL Wallach Fountain 55 GARFIELD DuSable Fountain PARK Series SHORE 55TH MORGAN 56TH 56TH 55TH/56TH/ 56TH ST 56TH MUSEUM PAYNE 172 KENWOOD 57TH Bixler 2 59 Playground Park DORCHESTER WABASH 11 56TH SALLE LA Art 56TH PL Hansberry 57TH Park Phil Richman 6 12 57TH Fountain KIMBARK 192 HARPER 28 INGLESIDE Sherwood PERRY 57TH Park 192 58TH 58TH UNIVERSITY University WOODLAWN 58TH 58TH RUSSELL of Chicago Carl ELLIS von Linne CALUMET 59TH 170 192 59TH Fountain Masaryk ISLAND STONY 59 of Time Midway Plaisance Park BEST Monument 59TH Jackson 59TH (UNIVERSITY 170 2 172 171 CORNELL Park 60TH OF CHICAGO) 6OTH EGGLESTON KIMBARK 13 STEWART 59 DREXEL 60TH PERRY HARPER YALE 61ST 59 Blackstone 61ST Bicycle Works 61ST 61ST 21 Bus Route and Number Bike Lane Bike Services Park and Ride Park ELLIS No. 527 CTA Green Line Marked Shared Lane Community Garden Divvy Bike Share and Station Station Bike Route Fire Station CTA Red Line Zipcar Off-Street Trail Hospital and Station Enterprise Carshare Park Library Metra Line and Station Bike Parking School Grounds Police Station Buffer Protected Bike Lane Note: Map contents are Commercial District Public Art Barrier Protected Bike Lane subject to change. TIPS FOR BIKING SMART BICYCLING CONTACT US CONTACT Our goal is to help you get around Bronzeville and the city of of city the and Bronzeville around get you help to is goal Our maintenance and needs. repair to report city street locations with potholes, broken glass, andhotline otherRequest Services City hour 24 Chicago’s of City the 311, Call PROBLEM REPORTA at online calling by Chicago of City the from rack bike free Is your favorite Bronzeville business lacking a bike rack? Request a PARK YOUR PEDALS: REQUEST A RACK Chicago by foot, bus, bike, train, and shared car. www.chicagobikes.org/bikeparking the City of Chicago. the City of in traffic.theonsidewalk bicycle a ride not Adults may of direction the with ride and cars, parked between easy it seefor to Make drivers weaving you: avoid PREDICTABLY RIDE chain. or lock second a with wheel other your secure security, to a bicycle rack or immovable object. 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