Waubonsee Community College

Chicago and its suburbs

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Chicago and its suburbs
Language
eng
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Chicago and its suburbs
Oclc number
754352
Series statement
Metropolitan America
Table Of Contents
pt. I. History. Embryonic Chicago ; A hopeful town ; The infant city ; A note of advance ; A splendid heat ; A few documents ; A fruitful decade ; The great fire ; After the fire ; The new Chicago. -- pt. II. Current record and description. Railroads of Chicago ; Burden of the iron horse ; Commerce of Chicago ; Manufactures of Chicago ; Some Chicago institutions ; Board of Trade ; Chicago's characteristics ; The future of Chicago ; The capital of the interior ; The lay of the land. -- pt. III. Tracts and titles. The Chicago real estate market ; Land titles in Chicago ; Episodes of trade ; Values of business land ; Streets of Chicago ; Chicago newspapers. -- pt. IV. Statistics. Tables showing the growth of Chicago's population, wealth and produce trades ; Present volume of produce trades, and by what routes it is moved ; Tonnage of the port, and direct importation of merchandise ; Total of business houses in Chicago and St. Louis ; National banks, etc. ; Chicago as a borrower ; Prices of city real estatept. V. Parks of Chicago. The South park system ; The West park system ; City pleasure grounds. -- pt. VI. Suburbs of Chicago. Arlington Heights (formerly Dunton) ; Auburn ; Austin ; Chicago & Pacific Railroad stations ; Clarendon Hills ; Clyde ; Cornell ; Danby ; Downer's Grove ; Desplaines ; Elmhurst ; Englewood ; Evanston ; Galewood ; Glencoe ; Grayland ; Hawthorne ; Highland Park ; Highwood ; Hinsdale ; Humboldt ; Hyde Park ; Irving Park ; Jefferson ; Kelvyn Grove ; Kenwood ; La Grange ; Lake Forest ; Lake View ; Lombard ; Maplewood ; Maywood ; Melrose ; Mont Clare ; Montrose ; Mount Forest ; North Evanston ; Northwestern Railroad car shops ; Norwood Park ; Oakland ; Oak Park ; Oakwood ; Pacific ; Palatine ; Park Ridge ; Parkside ; Ravenswood ; Ridgeland ; Ridgelawn ; River Forest ; River Park ; Riverside ; Roger's Park ; Rosehill Cemetery ; South Chicago ; South Englewood ; South Evanston ; South Lawn ; South Park ; South Shore ; Washington Heights ; Wilmette ; Winnetka ; Woodlawn
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