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The Wicker Park Bucktown Pipeline Summer Guide is a magazine put out by www.chicago-pipeline.com. It contains articles and advertisements for local businesses and events in Wicker Park, Bucktown, and surrounding neighborhoods.

Guide to World's Fair Chicago 1933

(Taken From Back Cover) Geneva in Vintage Postcards opens a window into the past, allowing us to experience what this community most wanted to present to others and what visitors most wanted to present to others and what visitors most wanted to share with their families and friends.

Reprint of an essay published by Lysander Spooner in 1870. "Lysander Spooner (1808-1887) was a Massachusetts lawyer noted for his vigorous and brilliant opposition to the encroachment of the State upon the liberty of the individual."

Mission statement : "Democracy requires open channels of communication. Chicago Media Watch aims to ensure that this region's media remains open, honest, and responsive to the needs of its people". Quoted from the Newspaper.

"The eminent photographer and sociologist Camilo José Vergara has observed and recorded the evolution of America’s inner cities for over twenty years, documenting the effects of time, commercialism, culture, and neglect on the built environment, with an aesthetic vision that has been hailed by the New York Times as “persuasive and moving.” Here, in a unique collaboration with Timothy Samuelson, Chicago’s leading architectural historian, Vergara probes the power and resonance of one of America’s greatest cities. Unexpected Chicagoland includes over two hundred stunning color photographs, accompanied by a fascinating original narrative of the hidden history of Chicago’s renowned architectural past. Vergara’s photographs are a treasure trove of historically and visually interesting buildings and environments, most of them on the abandoned urban fringes. Included are examples of rarely seen work by some of the greatest architects of the twentieth century, such as Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright, and William Burley Griffin, as well as dazzling examples of Art Deco design." *

The pictorial history of Filipino immigration to Chicago. These pages bring to life the people, events, and industries that helped to shape and transform the Filipino community of Chicago.

The first cookbook of its kind on Chicago's ethnic cuisine. The authors have taken twenty of the city's nationalities and, in over 400 recipes, have presented the best of their native cuisines. The recipes are easy for the American cook to follow, yet still retain the character of the original cuisine.

An illustrated calendar for 2009 filled with dates and facts about various country stars for each day of the year.