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West Lincoln

Park
Lynn, Alex, Rachel, Jessie

Where it all began


It all began on a Tuesday when Joe assigned the
project..
Date of Adventure: the perfect date because it
wasnt too hot and it wasnt too cold a.k.a October
29th, 2015
Why West Lincoln Park?
-wanted to compare college towns
-felt west side wasnt as touristy, which is what we
wanted
*

POOOPPP QUIZZZ
1)

What movie was quoted in the last slide? (even though the
dates are different)

CELEBRATE GOOD TIMES COME ON!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWLIgjB9gGw
-Taste of Lincoln Avenue
-Ginza Holiday Festival
-Chicago Ice Cream Festival
-Chicago Hot Dog Festival
-Chicago Summerfest
-Lincoln Park Arts and Music Festival

Restaurant Review- Allendes Let us share with


2408 N Lincoln Ave
Chicago, IL 60614

Rated 5/5 tacos!

Taco Image from Google: http://www.tacobueno.com/media/1375/softbeeftacolarge.png?


quality=65

you how we feel


about Allendes

Where???
Right there.

Image From Wikipedia: https://en.


wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincoln_Park,
_Chicago#/media/File:US-ILChicago-CA07.svg

Boundaries
North: Lakeview
Northwest: North
Center
West: Logan Square
Southwest: West Town
South: Near North
East: Lake Michigan!
Chicago River forms
eastern boarder
Image from Google Maps

How to get there


Image from Google Maps

Step 1. Take Red Line


Towards 95th
Step 2. Get off at
Fullerton
Step 3. Walk Further
South for five minutes
Step 4. Enjoy!

Lincoln Park Demographics

Area= 3.19 square miles


Population= 64,116 people
Density= 20,000/ square mile
Median Household income= $82,707
Population By Age: 55% of Lincoln Park residents are aged 25-54
with an average age of 35

77% of Lincoln Park residents have at least a Bachelors Degree

57% of dwellings are estimated to be Renter-Occupied

Other Interesting Places in Lincoln Park


Urban Outfitters Surplus Store
2352 N. Clark St, Chicago

Bee & Tea


818 W. Fullerton Ave

History of Lincoln Park/ Significant Landmarks

The area now known as Lincoln Park in Chicago was primarily forest with
stretches of grassland and occasional quicksand until the late 1820s
During the great depression, many buildings in Lincoln Park fell into disrepair.
By 1956, Lincoln Park received urban renewal funds to renovate and restore
old buildings and schools
By the end of the twentieth century, the combination of public and private
urban renewal efforts had made Lincoln Park one of the highest-status
neighborhoods in the city.

Image from Google: http://www.oldplaces.


org/illinois/Skating_Lincoln_Park.jpg

More photos!

More Random
pictures...

Sources
http://www.tasteoflincolnchicago.com/
http://www.ginzachicago.com/
http://www.chitownfestivals.com/chicago-summerfest/
http://www.chitownfestivals.com/lincoln-park-arts-music-festival/

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