The neighborhood classic.

Historical Photo of the Day: A view to the east showing a shipyard on the west side of the North Branch of the #ChicagoRiver, just north of Belmont Avenue, on February 11, 1922. Some of the rides at #RiverviewPark are visible in the background.

Our friends at the Packingtown Museum are having their official launch this weekend on Saturday. Hope to see you there! eventbrite.com/e/packingtown-…

PAST & PRESENT. The building Cafe Mustache is in, on Cali & Milwaukee, courtesy of Forgotten Chicago. #Flashback #LoganSquare

120-Year-Old Warehouse In Logan Square Sees New Life As Food Prop Stylist’s Studio After Alderman Says No To Condos blockclubchicago.org/2021/10/13/120…

Lots of interesting content to be found in the newsletters of NW Chicago History

Library School Dropout Preservation Chicago: Love Your City Fiercely! ® Andy Marfia 📸 Grrr helped in 2011 try and save Brand; how many Chicago breweries would want to be in this amazing building today? Never forget that preservation matters and can also be incredibly lucrative LoganSqPreservation NW Chicago History Stephen "Andy" Schneider

Avondale residents are pushing to rename a plaza in honor of the neighborhood's vanishing Polish identity. buff.ly/3qKHqhJ

this house is objectively incredible. more photos: blockclubchicago.org/2022/02/10/189… Block Club Chicago

Neglected 1890s Mansion In Logan Square Being Brought Back To Life By New Owners blockclubchicago.org/2022/02/10/189…

A proposed Polish Heritage Corridor along Milwaukee Avenue would honor Polish residents and businesses from West Town to Niles. buff.ly/3pammRN

Logan Square’s Old Terminal Restaurant To Be Briefly Revived At Fundraising Dinner To Build A Local Park blockclubchicago.org/2022/03/09/log…

A portion of every gate donation will benefit Logan Square Preservation’s efforts to preserve historic spaces in the neighborhood, fight for community-based zoning, and advocate for more affordable housing. @sqpres

Historical Photo of the Day: A view to the east (slightly northeast) at the corner of Elston Avenue and George Street in Chicago, Illinois, on November 3, 1925, showing construction of a shaft house for the North Side sewer. Forgotten Chicago

This is one of the images in our new collection (also, "collections" are new!) created by LoganSqPreservation. Check out the other 9 images: chicagocityscape.com/documents.php#…

#OpenBoulevards continues this Sunday, October 30 at Kedzie and Logan Boulevards! Come out and enjoy car-free streets, music, games, & the Logan Square Farmers Market, then stick around for the Halloween Parade at 5:30 🎃👻🦇🍂