Historical Markers and War Memorials in Cook County, Illinois
Adjacent to Cook County, Illinois
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
101► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Lake View High School —  |
| 102► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Landmark Landings — |
| 103► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Lincoln Park Transitions Hidden Truths The Chicago City Cemetery and Lincoln Park, Then and Now — |
| 104► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Lion House, Lincoln Park Zoo Perkins, Fellows & Hamilton, architects 1912 — |
| 105► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Logan Square Palmer Square — |
| 106► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Louis Henri Sullivan 1856 1934 — |
| 107► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Louis Jolliet & Pθre Jacques Marquette — |
| 108► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Ludington Building William Le Baron Jenney, architect 1891 — |
| 109► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Marshall Field and Company Building Chicago Landmark — |
| 110► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Mary Bartelme, Illinois First Female Judge — |
| 111► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Maxwell Street Evolution of a Neighborhood — |
| 112► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Melamerson Athletic Field About Dorothy Melamerson... — |
| 113► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Milton L. Olive III Park — |
| 114► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Monument of the Millennium Wastewater System — |
| 115► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Nicholaus Copernicus Mikołai Kopernik - 1473-1543 — |
| 116► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Office and Studio of Perkins, Fellows & Hamilton, architects 1917 Chicago Landmark — |
| 117► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Old Fort Dearborn — |
| 118► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — 3 — Old Town and The Great Fire (#3) — |
| 119► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Old Town Triangle Chicago Landmark District — |
| 120► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — 1 — Old Towns Entrepreneur Spirit (#1) — |
| 121► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Old Treaty Elm — |
| 122► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Old Water Tower — |
| 123► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Oz Park — |
| 124► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Palmer House Hotel Holabird & Roche, architects 1925-27 — |
| 125► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Patterson-McCormick Mansion — |
| 126► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Paul Muni Actor 1895-1967 — |
| 127► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Philip Rogers Home Site — |
| 128► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Potter's Field Hidden Truths The Chicago City Cemetery and Lincoln Park, Then and Now — |
| 129► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Q.S.M.V. Abegweit “Queen of The Northumberland Strait” Prince Edward Island Service — |
| 130► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Regeneration — |
| 131► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Rene Robert Cavalier Sieur de La Salle — |
| 132► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Reverend Georg L. Mulfinger — |
| 133► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Rookery Building Burnham and Root, architects 1886 — |
| 134► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Rosehill Cemetery Entrance William W. Boyington, architect 1864 Chicago Landmark — |
| 135► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Rowe Building — |
| 136► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini July 15, 1850-December 22, 1917 — |
| 137► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Sauganash Veterans Memorial — |
| 138► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Second City 50th Anniversary December 2009 — |
| 139► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — 8 — Second Presbyterian Church James Renwick, Architect, 1874 American Presbyterian and Reformed Historical Site — |
| 140► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Senator William J. Connors July 26, 1891 – June 24, 1961 — |
| 141► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Shelter Building — |
| 142► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Site of Fort Dearborn 1803 — |
| 143► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Site of the First Self-sustaining Controlled Nuclear Chain Reaction December 2, 1942 — |
| 144► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Site of the Haymarket Tragedy — |
| 145► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Site of the Sauganash Hotel/Wigwam Chicago Landmark — |
| 146► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Soldiers & Sailors Monument Rosehill Cemetery — |
| 147► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — South Water Street — |
| 148► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — St. Boniface Union Soldiers Monument St. Boniface Catholic Cemetery — |
| 149► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — St. Patrick's Church — |
| 150► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — State Street Chicago Cultural Walk — |
| 151► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Stephen A. Douglas The Chicago Years — |
| 152► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Stephen A. Douglas Memorial Leonard W. Volk, designer and sculptor 1881 Chicago Landmark — |
| 153► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Stephen Arnold Douglas 1813-1861 — |
| 154► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Terminal Building — |
| 155► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The Eastland Disaster — |
| 156► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The 1992 River West Gas Fires — |
| 157► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — 77 — The Blues Trail: Mississippi to Chicago — |
| 158► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The Boulevard System — |
| 159► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The Chicago Board of Trade's Statues Symbolizing Agriculture and Industry — |
| 160► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The Chicago Public Library Cultural Center Shepley, Rutan and Coolidge, architects 1897 — |
| 161► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The DePaul Center a Cornerstone of Chicago — |
| 162► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The Discoverers — |
| 163► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The Donohue Building — |
| 164► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The Honorable Joanne H. Alter — |
| 165► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The Morton Building / Hotel Blake — |
| 166► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The Nine Dragon Wall in Chicagos Chinatown — |
| 167► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The Norway Building — |
| 168► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The Pioneers — |
| 169► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The Platt Luggage Building Formerly the Ginn & Company Publishers Building Howard Van Doren Shaw, architect — |
| 170► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The Sisters of Mercy — |
| 171► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The Spirit of the Fighting Yank — |
| 172► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The Standard Time System in the United States Adopted on this Site – October 11, 1883 — |
| 173► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — The Water Tower & Great Chicago Fire Near North Area Map — |
| 174► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Third Church Building On This Corner — |
| 175► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Thomas Edwin Greenfield Ransom Brevet Major General United States Volunteers — |
| 176► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Trail Blazer Sleipner First vessel direct from Europe destined for Chicago — |
| 177► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Tribune Tower Chicago Landmark — |
| 178► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Trinity Slovak Lutheran Church — |
| 179► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Union Civil War Soldiers — |
| 180► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Victory, World War I Black Soldiers Memorial — |
| 181► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Viet Nam Memorial Chicago Remembers — |
| 182► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Visionary Jane Addams — |
| 183► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Wacker Drive — |
| 184► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Washington Block Frederick and Edward Baumann architects 1873-74 — |
| 185► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Waveland Clock Tower — |
| 186► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — West Side Grounds Home Field of the Chicago National League Ball Club from 1893 to 1915 — |
| 187► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Wheeler–Kohn House Otis L. Wheelock, architect 1870 — |
| 188► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — Wooden Alley — |
| 189► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago — WWI Memorial — |
| 190► Illinois (Cook County), Chicago Heights — Site of Absolem Wells Cabin — |
| 191► Illinois (Cook County), Countryside — This was "Countryside" Farms and Quarries — |
| 192► Illinois (Cook County), Des Plaines — First McDonald's Franchise — |
| 193► Illinois (Cook County), Elk Grove Village — Reverend J. Ward Morrison Boulevard — |
| 194► Illinois (Cook County), Evanston — Archange Ouilmette — |
| 195► Illinois (Cook County), Evanston — Grosse Point Light Station — |
| 196► Illinois (Cook County), Evanston — Residence of Charles Gates Dawes — |
| 197► Illinois (Cook County), Forest Park — Haymarket Martyrs Monument — |
| 198► Illinois (Cook County), Forest View — Portage Creek Passage — |
| 199► Illinois (Cook County), Forest View — The Chicago Portage — |
| 200► Illinois (Cook County), Franklin Park — Burial Site of Josette Beaubien — |
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