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Resilient Heritage Retweeted · Library School Dropout @chi_geek

1935 Art Deco inspired house in River Forest with slate mansard-like roof, vertical fluted entry tower, and chevron window. #oldhousephotooftheday https://t.co/v1BSu4Yqgd

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Resilient Heritage Retweeted · Fynmere (Peter) @fynmere

Often walking by this and reminded with John Prine. Former “Fifth Peg”, 858 W. Armitage in Lincoln Park (Chicago) where his 1st gig was in 1969. Review by Roger Ebert Oct 1970: https://t.co/pvF65IhbOD https://t.co/MjojJxnr0H

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Resilient Heritage Retweeted · Max van Balgooy @Maxvanbalgooy

Weeksville Heritaqe Center recently became the first organization in a generation to be added to NYC’s Cultural Institutions Group — a collection of nearly three dozen cultural organizations, including the Met Museum of Art and Carnegie Hall, eligible for city funding.

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Resilient Heritage Retweeted · Library School Dropout @chi_geek

Even Oak Park’s Frank Lloyd Wright Historic District has been subjected to the white farmhouse trend. The corner lot belonged to the neighboring house (built in 1897), who sold it to Moroney Homes LLC in 2019 for $750,000. I can’t believe OP allowed this crap to be built. 🤮 https://t.co/SiBDvyMliq

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Resilient Heritage Retweeted · Chicago Sun-Times @Suntimes

For nearly 150 years, Chicago’s mayor has had a hand in picking the school board. If that doesn’t change, all the talk about equity and democracy rings hollow, writes Gina Caneva. https://t.co/H9iR68t7pW

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