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CHICAGO CAMPUS DR 25 PRESENTED BY SPECIAL CHICAGO <strong>ARCHITECTURE</strong> FOUNDATION ADVERTISING SECTION | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2015 Evanston MCCORMICK FOSTER ASHLAND JACKSON GREEN BAY WESLEY EMERSON CENTRAL SIMPSON CLARK RIDGE MAPLE FOSTER CLINTON MILBURN LINCOLN COLFAX NOYES ELGIN SHERMAN ORRINGTON HAVEN GARRETT FOSTER EMERSON UNIVERSITY SHERIDAN 192 195 196 193 194 CAMPUS DR 192 Grosse Point Lighthouse 193 Northwestern University, Dearborn Observatory 194 Northwestern University, Charles Deering Library 195 Northwestern University, Alice Millar Chapel 196 Sigma Alpha Epsilon National Headquarters (Levere Memorial Temple) 197 Frances Willard House Museum (Rest Cottage) 198 Woman's Club of Evanston 199 Margarita European Inn 200 One Rotary Center 201 Music Institute of Chicago Nichols Concert Hall (First Church of Christ, Scientist) 202 Lake Street Church of Evanston 203 First Presbyterian Church of Evanston 204 Evanston History Center (Dawes House) 205 FEW Spirits Distillery DODGE LAKE CHURCH ASHLAND ASHBURY 199 OAK EVANSTON METRA DAVIS GROVE LAKE DEMPSTER SHERMAN 200 ORRINGTON 201 202 203 CHICAGO 197 198 HINMAN LAKE CHURCH GREENWOOD CLARK JUDSON SHERIDAN 204 FEW SPIRITS DISTILLERY CRAIN DEWEY LEE FLORENCE ASHLAND WILDER CRAIN WESLEY ASHBURY RIDGE MAPLE CRAIN ELMWOOD SHERMAN 205 HINMAN JUDSON GREENLEAF LEE FOREST HAMILTON MICHIGAN SHERIDAN LAKE SHORE BLVD EVANSTON HISTORY CENTER FOR (DAWES UPDATES HOUSE) PLEASE VISIT OPENHOUSECHICAGO.ORG
PRESENTED BY 26 Evanston Evanston History Center (Dawes House) 204 225 Greenwood St. Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Henry Edwards-Ficken, 1894 Tour the fantastic lakefront mansion of our nation’s 30th Vice President Charles Gates Dawes with Evanston History Center staff and docents. FEW Spirits Distillery 205 918 Chicago Ave. Saturday and Sunday 10am–4pm FEW is hidden in an alley, a fitting location for the first distillery in Evanston—the birthplace of the Temperance Movement. See how their spirits are produced. First Presbyterian Church of Evanston 203 1427 Chicago Ave. Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday 2–5pm Daniel Burnham, 1894 This church was designed by Evanston’s most famous architect resident. Its 1,000-person sanctuary is spanned by enormous timber trusses. Frances Willard House Museum (Rest Cottage) 197 1730 Chicago Ave. Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Josiah Willard, 1865 This Victorian house museum still contains the belongings of one of America’s most important social reformers. Grosse Point Lighthouse 192 2601 Sheridan Rd. Saturday closed, Sunday 9am–5pm Orlando M. Poe, 1874 Visit a museum in the keeper’s cottage and learn about Evanston’s iconic lighthouse. For safety reasons, OHC visitors will not be able to enter the tower. Lake Street Church of Evanston 202 607 Lake St. Saturday 10am–5pm, Sunday closed Cass Chapman, 1875 This tall Gothic-Revival church is one of Evanston’s oldest. Its somber sanctuary is supported by ornately carved beams. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, DEARBORN OBSERVATORY Margarita European Inn 199 1566 Oak Ave. Saturday and Sunday 10am–5pm Morrison & Wallace, 1927 See the cozy Grand Parlor and intimate library in this historic boutique hotel. Music Institute of Chicago Nichols Concert Hall (First Church of Christ, Scientist) 201 1490 Chicago Ave. Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday closed Solon Beman, 1913 This former Christian Science temple is now a concert venue with a beautiful auditorium. Northwestern University, Alice Millar Chapel 195 1870 Sheridan Rd. Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday 1–5pm Edward Gray Halstead, 1962 Bathe in the multi-colored light of the chapel’s unique Modern stained-glass windows, then see traditional stained glass in the connected Vail Chapel. Northwestern University, Charles Deering Library 194 1935 Sheridan Rd. Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday 1–5pm James Gamble Rogers, 1932 Northwestern’s historic library features a light-filled grand reading room with intricatelycarved stone and wood details. Northwestern University, Dearborn Observatory 193 2131 Tech Dr. Saturday closed, Sunday 1–5pm Cobb & Frost, 1889 Visit the domed space observatory and glimpse through what was once the world’s largest telescope (weather permitting). One Rotary Center 200 1560 Sherman Ave. Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday closed Schipporeit, 1977 Visit Rotary International’s global headquarters. See historic displays as well as lake and skyline views from the top floor. Sigma Alpha Epsilon National Headquarters (Levere Memorial Temple) 196 1856 Sheridan Rd. Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday 1:30–5pm Arthur Howell Knox, 1930 The national headquarters and war memorial of SAE fraternity. See a stunning chapel with Tiffany windows and a beautiful underground meeting space. Woman’s Club of Evanston 198 1702 Chicago Ave. Saturday 10am–2pm, Sunday closed Ernest A. Mayo, 1913 This elegant Georgian-Revival Clubhouse for women includes a sun porch and a dramatic top-floor ballroom. SPECIAL CHICAGO <strong>ARCHITECTURE</strong> FOUNDATION ADVERTISING SECTION | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2015 While touring the Evanston sites (see sites pages (see 26-27), above), check check out out www.evanstonhotspots.com for a list of restaurants and bars to try. Evanston has ample parking and and direct access access to the CTA to the and CTA Metra. and Metra. WE’RE HERE FOR GOOD helping Evanston thrive as a vibrant, inclusive and just evanston!communityfoundation evanstonforever.org community since 1986.
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