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1.		Nichol’s Pier, Windsor Park, October 28, 1893	Cards; Dance parties; Balls (Parties);	Dance card

2.		Charles Ringer’s South Shore Subdivision, n.d.	Housing developments; Sunbathing; Beaches; Swimmers;	Brochure. The bathing beaches were considered one of the draws to neighborhood housing developments built on the South Side in the early 1900s. Caption for photo: "Lake Front North of Seventy-Fifth...

3.		Opening Party, Windsor Beach Hall, January 12, 1893	Cards; Dance parties; Balls (Parties);	Dance card

4.		Windsor Park Bathing Club original members, n.d.	Membership cards;	The Windsor Park Bathing Club was founded in 1900. Family memberships cost $4.00 for the duration of the life of the club, which was discontinued in 1903. Members could enjoy outdoor activities at the...

5.		Manhattan Beach, n.d.	Beaches; Sunbathing; Swimmers; Waterfronts;	Manhattan Beach was located at 75th Street and the lakeshore. The Chief Justice Wallace, a passenger steamer, carried passengers from Manhattan Beach to the World’s Columbian Exposition in 1893.

6.		Nichols Beach, n.d.	Snow; Beaches; Dwellings; Sports & recreation facilities;	One of the most well-maintained beaches of the South Side recreation areas was Nichols' Beach. It was run by George Nichols, whose residence adjoined the beach. Nichols' close proximity and vigilance over...

7.		S.S. Mabel Bradshaw under way in the late 1890s	Steamboats; Lakes & ponds; Ships; Sea walls	This small, wooden passenger steamer was built in the Spring of 1889, and named for a relative of her owner, Hugh Bradshaw of Chicago. The Mabel Bradshaw's original service ran between Holland, Michigan...

8.		Deck of the S.S. Mabel Bradshaw	Decks (Ships); Steamboats; Passengers; Lakes & ponds;	This small, wooden passenger steamer was built in the Spring of 1889, and named for a relative of her owner, Hugh Bradshaw of Chicago. The Mabel Bradshaw's original service ran between Holland, Michigan...

9.		Kinzie House near Fort Dearborn in 1804, n.d.	Tipis; Canoes; Coastlines; Houses	Postcard. The Kinzie House near Fort Dearborn, 1804, from the painting by Lawrence C. Earle in the Banking Room of the Central Trust Company of Illinois, 152 Monroe St., Chicago. When DuSable sold his...

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