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13 years ago
Artista
Im in as well Moctezuma. Ive already got a few ideas in mind.
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13 years ago
Artista
This was taken at School st and Nordica in 2009
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13 years ago
Artista
Hey Holtanek , I loved the before and after shot..great posting. I spotted your image #110210056. I left a comment on it. I love that photo for so many reasons..good job
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13 years ago
Artista
Thank you Shekago I appreciate that. Glad to 'see' all of you again! FC is the BEST site for Chicagoans
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13 years ago
Artista
Concerning Photobucket or Flickr, is either one of them MORE user friendly than the other or are they both about the same? Ive used Flickr but, for me, it is a bit time consuming to really operate also it can be technically ambiguous (for me that is)
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13 years ago
Artista
I do remember seeing those trucks as well. I never know which business it was though.
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13 years ago
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Thanks for the concerns 222. All is well now. Im back to STAY. Ive missed being here
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13 years ago
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Thank you so much everyone for the CORRECTION. With those two n/e corners being so near each other I drive past them on a daily basis. Each time that i do drive thru the Irving park intersection I would take notice of that corner thinking that was Mr Dee's. Of course i would correct myself thinking that Mr Dee's was back at Belmont. Now to find out i was completely mistaken..wow. A senior moment
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13 years ago
Artista
Here is a photo i took of the old Mr D's building at Belmont and Narragansett <
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13 years ago
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Hello all. It was a great pleasure to have met everyone at the book signing!! It was too bad that we had to leave as early as we did. Im glad to hear that the visiting crowd grew. We are ENJOYING our copy of the 'Near South Side' book. There are tons of Childs photographs to review and love. They depict old world Chicago long gone. Its as close as we will ever get to stepping back in time.
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13 years ago
Artista
Great job Bwalsh!!
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13 years ago
Artista
I certainly remember Kayo in the bottle.
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13 years ago
Artista
YW 222..i was surprised at just how crisp that photograph could be
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13 years ago
Artista
Great pic,,wish i could have made that walk..work work work
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13 years ago
Artista
Ok I have a real good one..A friend of ours,who is in her 80s, went to JLS as a child and remembers that in the school basement they had a few bowling lanes which required manual pinsetters. She and her peers would like to see any old pictures that may still exist.
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13 years ago
Artista
I hope someone comes forward to answer your question Chip'
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13 years ago
Artista
hi Frank , yes i would say that the manhole is in the front of the building. Could it be that there is a rod of some sort underneath the extension?
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13 years ago
Artista
Your comment made me think of its direction Bwalsh . It does 'point' to the location of the street sewer. Maybe thats it. What do you two think
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13 years ago
Artista
Loved the old neon signage ,,too bad their gone..Thanks for snapping the pic
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13 years ago
Artista
Ive got it. That intersection is the northeast corner of BELMONT and NARRAGANSETT. It later became 'Cafe Tacuba' which is now out of business. The huge billboard is gone too. Bring back Mr D's !
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13 years ago
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Would anyone know what the reason would have been for the concrete extension from the sewer's base as they did? The manhole is well within the property line and just a few feet away from the building itself. I would imagine that the concrete was laid when the building was erected in 1926.
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13 years ago
Artista
13 years ago
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13 years ago
Artista
Here are a couple of stamps from here in the MontClaire area http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4125/5019676986_64bc0991c2.jpg
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13 years ago
Artista
Photos from today,,the MASONIC TEMPLE. got to run but will be back on later this evening. http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4108/5018333401http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4110/5018940526_2fb1b038fe.jpg_0dfb68e149.jpg
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13 years ago
Artista
Nothing to do with CHICAGO i know. I've been a devoted NPR listener for eons now. NPR correspondent Robert Krulwich is great at what he does. I know my friends here will get a HISTORIC kick out of this topic at "Krulwich Wonders.." http://www.npr.org/blogs/krulwich/2010/09/20/129990964/once-in-a-lifetime-river-tour-starts-here-unfortunately-everybody-s-dead?ref=nf
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13 years ago
Artista
Captain,,what a GREAT contribution you made here. Ive been away too long! This is very cool
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13 years ago
Artista
Ridiculous. i hope he told them to go themselves. Could you take a snapshot?
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13 years ago
Artista
Ive been keeping my eyes open for more of those cement garbage bins so i can take pics and post....no luck as yet. As a kid in the 60s i would see them everywhere
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13 years ago
Artista
That intersection has the 'red light camera' installed. Every once in a while ill see the camera flash when someone tries to beat the light. Thats a $100 fine friends.
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