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Eric L. Kirkes and Amy Qin

Posted inHousing

The South Side’s Most Endangered

by Eric L. Kirkes and Amy Qin January 31, 2017March 22, 2017

very year, nonprofit advocacy group Preservation Chicago releases its list of the city’s most endangered buildings. The 2016 version featured three buildings on the South Side: the Lakeside Center, the Washington Park National Bank, and St. Adalbert’s Church in Pilsen. The Weekly photographed each building, and wrote a short history of the former two buildings. […]

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