The story of how Logan Square came to feature prominently into semi-pro lore begins with an ambitious man named Nixey.
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12 Things We Learned on the Logan Square House and Garden Walk
Docents at each home welcomed the community of visitors and told the stories of the homes we see on our beautiful walks on the boulevard. Now that LoganSquarist knows a bit more about some of these homes, we wanted to share with you.
Read More12 Historical Facts About Logan Square You Didn’t Know
Ever wonder about the idiosyncrasies of the neighborhood? Read 12 historical facts about Logan Square you didn’t know.
Read MoreLocal Writers Request Photos for Neighborhood Book
A group of local historians and writers are currently in the research process for a photo book about Logan Square, and they are requesting that residents contribute.
Read MoreLogan Square House, Garden Walk Showcases Architecture
The Logan Square House and Garden Walk showcased early 20th century homes in Palmer Square.
Read MoreLogan Square Monument Embodies Chicago’s History
The Illinois Centennial Monument, also known as the Logan Square Monument, brings Chicago history to the present.
Read MoreWhat Do U-Haul, Ice Cream and Al Capone Have in Common?
The U-Haul at Fullerton and Pulaski is called the “Fortress of Logan Square” and was once a hangout for Al Capone.
Read MoreBoulevard System: A Series of Narrow Parks
The beautiful open green spaces are not only an iconic symbol of Logan Square but part of the historic Boulevard System of Chicago.
Read MoreJohn Logan and the History of Logan Square
Learn about John A. Logan, his impact in history and how that shaped the history of Logan Square.
Read MoreBlue Line Station: Doors Open on the Left at Logan Square
Ever wonder why the Logan Square train stop looks the way it does? Here’s a brief history of the Blue Line Station, starting the year it was built in 1970.
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