Theres also a lit blue soda machine which is wierd by the lake or at least there was a while back. freaked me out.
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Nice I used to do ghost tours of a sort for friends and family. I used that very book. st rita's, bachelors grove,ressurection, archer woods, st james etc. Intersting so it sounds like they were going the long way to clearing from garfield ridge. hmm where would the jail have been. Am I understanding correctly. They drove from archer and neva south on archer to 63rd and then est to harlem and then
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hmm it looks like those houses are in alleys. What streets are they addressed on.
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That "short street" is an alley if anything. Or some remnant of something. looks cool though.
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This is interesting http://www.firehydrant.org/info/hycolor.html
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It is still too long just barely to make the list for one, but pretty close.
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nice though i wonder why its northern counterpart is only an alley. hmm reminds me of 57th place and major and the house in the alley
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yeah by the riverwalk
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No the trailer park is further east. This is just a reidential area that looks like a small country town.
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I meant the pole sorry, really short.
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visted the sign. Looks original in terms of rusty post etc. However, does anyone think it was put there after the fact cause it is so suspicious. Where signs that small? It is so obvious, why would it not have been taken down?
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just west of short street Oswego.
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Great Religious wood carvings at Watra's. You can watch them do it pretty cool
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Cool, just sort of sits there stuck.
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Nice a true lost gem.
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Those are pretty cool. they form the border of Kelly Park by where my grandparents lived and I never noticed them.
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Marquette or Brighton?
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Yeah for sure, but they are in quite weird places. Also, every other house in Garfield Ridge is building up.
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Where the old Bridge was. It is pretty huge.
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Btw. I am dumb. There are several bridges with the old Damen (uncovered) design. Canal, halsted, California, and Cicero in addition to Ashland. No excuses cause I crossed Cicero many times. I mean yes Damen was more wide open and longer and had duel designs and overall was the coolest, but I truly convinced myself there were only two with that style and that Cicero was not one of them.
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yeah the roads alone and vegetation.
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Streetview looks right. That has to be a few years ago though.
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Yes they are building rather high priced townhouses on Nottingham. Nottingham forest or something. Not a great location, but I guess better than the houses built up to the tracks on 59th.
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weird out of place etc.
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45th and Pulaski
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Twilight zone on 134th and it's just that street especially.
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Speaking of that area there was a great old building. The District furniture store was like a block long and really stood out with a long and subtle arched roof. A Midway classic.
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Anyone cross 65th tracks by Harlem? They are the worst maintained.
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Its pretty weird. Unlike the Eggleston it is so out of place.
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Have seen several when construction was done on Archer.
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