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Chicago's Charter Jubilee Historical Markers

In 1937, the Chicago’s Charter Jubilee celebrated the Windy City’s 100th year as a city. That year, the Charter Jubilee committee commissioned 78 historical markers to be placed around the city at sites important to the city’s history. More than 85 years later, only about 20 of these plaques remain—the others lost to history for a variety of reasons.
 
Site of Andersonville School (5158 N. Clark, Chicago) image, Touch for more information
By Sean Flynn, November 4, 2023
Site of Andersonville School (5158 N. Clark, Chicago)
1 Illinois, Cook County, Chicago, Andersonville — Andersonville School
2 Illinois, Cook County, Chicago, Forest Glen — Old Treaty Elm
3 Illinois, Cook County, Chicago, Lake View — Lake View High School
4 Illinois, Cook County, Chicago, Lakeview — Calaboose
5 Illinois, Cook County, Chicago, Lakeview — First Telephone System
6 Illinois, Cook County, Chicago, Magnificent Mile — First Wheat Cargo
7 Illinois, Cook County, Chicago, Magnificent Mile — Green Bay Road
8 Illinois, Cook County, Chicago, Rogers Park — Indian Boundary Lines
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9 Illinois, Cook County, Chicago, Streeterville — Old Water Tower
10 Illinois, Cook County, Chicago, The Loop District — “Hubbard’s Folly”
11 Illinois, Cook County, Chicago, The Loop District — First Post Office
12 Illinois, Cook County, Chicago, The Loop District — Jean Baptiste Beaubien
13 Illinois, Cook County, Chicago, The Loop District — South Water Street
14 Illinois, Cook County, Chicago, West Ridge — Philip Rogers Home Site
 
 
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May. 14, 2024