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Learn about the life, work and death of one of America's greatest writers through family photographs, early manuscripts and other memorabilia. Nobel Prize winner Ernest Hemingway, author of 'The Old Man and the Sea', 'A Farewel... more

George Washington Maher constructed this house in 1897 for the eccentric banker John Farson. Maher followed the "motif-rhythm" theory of architecture, wherein ornamentation serves as symbolism of the place and people of a speci... more

Jutting out right into the middle of Lake Michigan, visitors to this enchanted place will experience a multitude of species of birds that have all called this place their temporary home. Most of the birds are migrating to warme... more

You cannot miss attending the Taste of Polonia, a hugely hit summer festival that is hosted by The Copernicus Foundation—a civic and cultural center. Like this, there are certain other attractions of the center that allure the... more

As the name suggests, Northside College Preparatory High School prepares and educates the students so that they are fit to graduate to college. The school houses The Northside Cafe, Saddle Shoppe etc., combining fun with learni... more

Located in Chicago, Irish American Heritage Centre was started to promote Irish culture among the Americans and is a place for all the Irish settlers in America to get back to their roots and feel at home. Preserving Irish heri... more

There are many colleges of different streams within the DeVry Institute of Technology, which is also known as the DeVry University. The university confers many graduate and post graduate programs in business, technology, engine... more

Chicago has a handful of salvage specialists that cater to the design trades and retail customers seeking an unusual architectural piece for their homes. This one is the best and is well worth seeking out at its location... more

Visit Ron Seymour Studio for an unusual and pleasant photography experience. Local fine art photographer Ron Seymour frequently opens this combined home, studio and gallery space to the public for vieweings. His collection of W... more

When the Pottwattamie Indians gave up what is now Chicago's North Side to the U.S. government in 1816, it is unlikely that they foresaw the diversity that would spring up in their stead. The Historical Society is a tribute to t... more