Romanesque Greystone Rowhouses in Bronzeville
At King and 44th, some of the city’s finest Romanesque greystone row houses. Similarly styled, yet each is unique.
At King and 44th, some of the city’s finest Romanesque greystone row houses. Similarly styled, yet each is unique.
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On Wednesday, September 24th, Chicago Patterns is teaming up with Urban Juncture to provide a historic architecture tour as part of An Evening at the Forum, a retro-themed block party that’s celebrating the golden age of Bronzeville.
Small Gothic commercial/residential building on North near Kimball in Humboldt Park, built ca. 1909.
The Neoclassical greystone board up at Spaulding and Ogden was built in 1906.