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PRESENTED BY<br />
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Rogers Park<br />
Blessed Stepinac Croatian<br />
Catholic Mission (St. Henry) 184<br />
6346 N. Ridge Ave.<br />
Saturday 9–11:30am, Sunday 9am–5pm<br />
Henry Schlacks, 1906<br />
Under a soaring tower, the former St. Henry<br />
church features Zettler stained glass and now<br />
serves the Croatian Catholic community.<br />
Casa Bonita 178<br />
7340 N. Ridge Blvd.<br />
Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm<br />
Alexander Capraro and Morris Komar, 1928<br />
Casa Bonita’s extravagant columns of spiraling<br />
white terra cotta frame a lush courtyard and a<br />
historic indoor pool.<br />
Emil Bach House 177<br />
7415 N. Sheridan Rd.<br />
Saturday and Sunday 11am–4pm<br />
Frank Lloyd Wright, 1915<br />
This Frank Lloyd Wright Prairie-Style house<br />
has been meticulously restored. Once a<br />
country home, it is now a vacation home<br />
and event venue.<br />
Indian Boundary Park<br />
Cultural Center 181<br />
2500 W. Lunt Ave.<br />
Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm<br />
Clarence Hatzfeld, 1929<br />
A fire nearly destroyed this Tudor-Revival field<br />
house in 2012. It has since been restored<br />
and features Native American-themed<br />
ornamentation.<br />
International Society for Krishna<br />
Consciousness (ISKCON) 182<br />
1716 W. Lunt Ave.<br />
Saturday 9am–1pm, Sunday 9am–5pm<br />
Brydges & Somers, 1917<br />
Lively Hare Krishna ceremonies take place<br />
daily in this former Masonic temple. See<br />
its Classical-Revival features and elaborate<br />
shrines to Hindu deities.<br />
Park Castle Condominiums 180<br />
2416-2458 W. Greenleaf Ave.<br />
Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm<br />
Jens J. Jensen, 1925<br />
Beneath castle-like towers and turrets, see the<br />
lavish private swimming pool with its charming<br />
fountain and mosaic-tiled walls.<br />
Park Gables Apartments 179<br />
2460 W. Estes Ave.<br />
Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm<br />
James Denson, 1927<br />
This Tudor-Revival apartment building<br />
evokes the forms of an English village. View<br />
its relaxing courtyard and beautiful indoor<br />
swimming pool.<br />
St. Jerome Roman<br />
Catholic Church 183<br />
1709 W. Lunt Ave.<br />
Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm<br />
Charles H. Prindeville, 1916<br />
A modest Italian Renaissance exterior conceals<br />
a vast and ornate Baroque sanctuary with one<br />
of Chicago’s longest central aisles.<br />
Visit some of Chicago’s finest<br />
historic buildings<br />
MONROE<br />
BUILDING<br />
Immaculately restored<br />
to its 1912 appearance<br />
104 South<br />
Michigan Avenue<br />
Downtown<br />
Proud participants in<br />
EMIL BACH<br />
HOUSE<br />
Hidden Frank Lloyd Wright<br />
home in Rogers Park<br />
7415 North<br />
Sheridan Road<br />
Rogers Park<br />
PRITZKER<br />
MILITARY LIBRARY<br />
Stunning library and museum<br />
in the Monroe Building<br />
104 South<br />
Michigan Avenue<br />
Downtown<br />
SPECIAL CHICAGO <strong>ARCHITECTURE</strong> FOUNDATION ADVERTISING SECTION | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2015<br />
Edgewater<br />
PARK GABLES APARTMENTS<br />
Berger Park Cultural Center<br />
(Downey House) 187<br />
6205 N. Sheridan Rd.<br />
Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm<br />
William Carbys Zimmerman, 1906<br />
This lakefront mansion built for a<br />
high-ranking city official is now a field house<br />
and recreation center for Berger Park.<br />
Berger Park North Mansion<br />
(Gunder House) 185<br />
6219 N. Sheridan Rd.<br />
Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm<br />
Myron H. Church, 1910<br />
Explore one of Chicago’s last<br />
remaining lakefront mansions—<br />
rarely open to the public.<br />
Edgewater Beach Apartments 190<br />
5555 N. Sheridan Rd.<br />
Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm<br />
Marshall & Fox, 1928<br />
This massive pink building is all that remains of<br />
the storied Edgewater Beach Hotel complex.<br />
See the historic pool and indoor terrace.<br />
Episcopal Church<br />
of the Atonement 189<br />
5751 N. Kenmore Ave.<br />
Saturday 11am–5pm, Sunday 1–5pm<br />
Henry Ives Cobb, 1890<br />
This distinctive red stone English<br />
Gothic church includes a subterranean<br />
columbarium.<br />
Riviera Motor Sales<br />
Company Building 188<br />
5960 N. Broadway<br />
Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday closed<br />
Richard Bernard Kurzon, 1925<br />
Step inside this former 1920s car showroom,<br />
a remnant of Edgewater’s “Auto Row.”<br />
Sacred Heart Schools,<br />
Driehaus Center<br />
(Conway House) 186<br />
6200 N. Sheridan Rd.<br />
Saturday 9am–2pm, Sunday 10am–4pm<br />
William Carbys Zimmerman, 1906<br />
This restored, rarely-open mansion is one<br />
of the last survivors from Sheridan Road’s<br />
days as a millionaire’s row.<br />
St. Ita Roman<br />
Catholic Church 191<br />
5500 N. Broadway<br />
Saturday 9:30am–4pm, Sunday closed<br />
Henry J. Schlacks, 1927<br />
Visit the grandest church in Edgewater.<br />
Its windows include 200,000 pieces of<br />
stained glass.<br />
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