Historical Markers and War Memorials in Cook County, Illinois
Adjacent to Cook County, Illinois
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Illinois (Cook County), Arlington Heights — 116 W. Euclid —  |
| 2► Illinois (Cook County), Arlington Heights — 609 N. Dunton — |
| 3► Illinois (Cook County), Berwyn — A Road Well Traveled The Ogden Avenue Corridor — |
| 4► Illinois (Cook County), Berwyn — Arthur J. Dunham Centennial Home — |
| 5► Illinois (Cook County), Berwyn — Automobile Love Affair A Traveling Showroom — |
| 6► Illinois (Cook County), Berwyn — Berwyn, Illinois Welcome to Route 66 Illinois — |
| 7► Illinois (Cook County), Berwyn — Cruising the Strip Route 66 on Ogden Avenue — |
| 8► Illinois (Cook County), Berwyn — Eating on the Run Fast Food on Ogden Avenue — |
| 9► Illinois (Cook County), Berwyn — World War I Memorial — |
| 10► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — “Hubbards Folly” — |
| 11► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — “Rites of Spring” Milton Horn (1906-1995) Sculptor — |
| 12► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — (Former) Marshfield Trust and Savings Bank William Gibbons Uffendell, architect 1924 — |
| 13► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — 1877 Keystone from City Hall Building — |
| 14► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — 333 North Michigan Building Holabird & Root, Architect 1928 — |
| 15► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — 910 South Michigan Built 1911 Architect: Marshall and Fox — |
| 16► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Aaron Montgomery Ward Gardens In Grant Park “Forever Open, Clear and Free” — |
| 17► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Abandoned Shoreline of Lake Michigan — |
| 18► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Abraham Lincoln Monument Augustus Saint-Gaudens, sculptor; Stanford White, architect 1887 — |
| 19► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Alexander Robinson — |
| 20► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Alfred Caldwell Lily Pool — |
| 21► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Alfred Caldwell Lily Pool Alfred Caldwell, landscape architect 1936-38 — |
| 22► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Alfred Caldwell Lily Pool — |
| 23► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Allan Pinkerton Graceland Cemetery, Chicago IL — |
| 24► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — American Book Company Building Nelson Max Dunning, architect 1912 — |
| 25► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Auditorium Building Adler and Sullivan, architects 1889 — |
| 26► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Augustus Garrett — |
| 27► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Bataan- Corregidor Memorial Bridge — |
| 28► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Battery A Chicago Light Artillery 1861 — 1865 Rosehill Cemetery — |
| 29► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Battle of Fort Dearborn August 15, 1812 — |
| 30► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Blackstone Hotel Marshall & Fox, architects 1910 — |
| 31► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Brooks Building Chicago Landmark — |
| 32► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Camp Douglas — |
| 33► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Carbide and Carbon Building Burnham Brothers Inc., architect 1929 — |
| 34► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Catherine and Jean-Baptiste Point du Sable Fur traders and farmers Chicago Tribute — |
| 35► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Catholic Cemetery Hidden Truths The Chicago City Cemetery and Lincoln Park, Then and Now — |
| 36► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Central Station Fragments — |
| 37► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Charles N. Loucks House Clarence H. Tabor, architect 1889 Chicago Landmark — |
| 38► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Charles R. Walgreen Sr. — |
| 39► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Chicago & North Western Railway Powerhouse Foster & Granger, architects 1909-1911 — |
| 40► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Chicago Board of Trade Battery July 1862 — July 1865 Rosehill Cemetery — |
| 41► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Chicago Remembers — |
| 42► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Chicago River — |
| 43► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Chicago Water Tower 1869 – 1969 — |
| 44► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Churchill Corner — |
| 45► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — City Cemetery Hidden Truths The Chicago City Cemetery and Lincoln Park, Then and Now — |
| 46► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Claude Seymour Reebie Oct. 5, 1922 March 25, 1951 In Memory Of — |
| 47► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Co. B. 1st Reg. Ill. L't Artillery. Rosehill Cemetery — |
| 48► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Columbia Yacht Club Founded 1892 — |
| 49► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Confederate Mound Monument — |
| 50► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Continental and Commercial Bank Building D.H. Burnham & Co. ; Graham, Anderson Probst & White, architects 1914 — |
| 51► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Couch Tomb Hidden Truths The Chicago City Cemetery and Lincoln Park, Then and Now — |
| 52► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Couch Tomb — |
| 53► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Crane Company Building Built 1913 — |
| 54► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Dearborn Street Chicago Cultural Walk — |
| 55► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — DeWitt Clinton Cregier — |
| 56► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Douglas Plaza Site of Civil War Camp Douglas 1861-65 — |
| 57► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Earl Seymour Wharton Reebie Dec. 13, 1918 June 26, 1944 In Memory Of — |
| 58► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — 2 — Early Prominent Residents of Old Town (#2) — |
| 59► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Edison Park World War I Memorial — |
| 60► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Emil Bach House Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect 1915 — |
| 61► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Eternal Flame Memorial — |
| 62► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Fairbanks Morse & Company Building — |
| 63► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Firefighters Memorial — |
| 64► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — First Jewish House of Worship — |
| 65► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — First Post Office — |
| 66► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Florsheim Shoe Company Building Alfred S. Alschuler, architect 1924-26 Chicago Landmark — |
| 67► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Former Site of the “Zum Deutschen Eck” Restaurant — |
| 68► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Fort Dearborn — |
| 69► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Frances E. Willard Sept. 28 1839 Feb. 17 1898 — |
| 70► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Gauler Twin Houses Walter Burley Griffin, Architect 1906 — |
| 71► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — George B. Armstrong Rosehill Cemetery — |
| 72► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — George Pullman Industrialist 1831-1897 Chicago Tribute — |
| 73► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — George S. Bangs Died November 17, 1877 — |
| 74► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Getty Tomb Adler and Sullivan, architects 1890 Chicago Landmark — |
| 75► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Grant Park Buckingham Fountain Architect: Bennett, Parsons and Frost Engineer: Jacques Lambert Sculptor: Marcel Franηois Layau — |
| 76► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Graves Family Monument — |
| 77► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Great World War 1917 – 1918 — |
| 78► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Green Bay Road — |
| 79► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Harold Washington 1924-1987 Mayor Of The C1ty Of Chicago — |
| 80► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Henry B. Clarke House 1836 — |
| 81► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Henry Gerber House 1885 Chicago Landmark — |
| 82► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Hidden Truths The Chicago City Cemetery and Lincoln Park, Then and Now — |
| 83► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Hotel Somerset — |
| 84► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Hotel St. Benedict Flats James J. Egan, architect 1882-83 — |
| 85► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Illinois & Michigan Canal National Heritage Corridor — |
| 86► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Indian Boundary Park 1916 — |
| 87► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Indian Boundary Village — |
| 88► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Jack Brickhouse Hall of Fame Broadcaster 1917-1998 — |
| 89► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Jane Addams' Hull House — |
| 90► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Jane Addams' Hull-House and Dining Hall Settlement active from 1889 to 1963 — |
| 91► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Jean Baptiste Beaubien — |
| 92► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Jean-Baptiste Pointe DuSable 1745-1818 Founder of Chicago — |
| 93► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — John A. "Jack" Johnson 1878 - 1946 — |
| 94► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — John A. Logan — |
| 95► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — John J. Glessner House Henry Hobson Richardson, Architect 1887 — |
| 96► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — John Peter Altgeld Citizen, Volunteer Soldier, Lawyer, Judge, Orator Governor of Illinois — |
| 97► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Joseph R. Scott Col. 19th Regt. Ill. Volunteer Infantry February 2 1838 - July 8 1863 — |
| 98► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Juvenile Court of Cook County Building Huehl + Schmid, Architects — |
| 99► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Kennison Boulder Monument — |
| 100► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Kwanusila — |
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