Downtown Chicago in Transition - Hardcover

Bronsky, Eric; Samors, Neal

 
9780979789205: Downtown Chicago in Transition

Synopsis

It is like no other book about Chicago's past and present--exploring the dynamic changes that have continuously shaped the greater Loop district from the later nineteenth century to the present time. Downtown's evolution is vividly portrayed through 250+ historical duotone and color photographs interlaced with a tapestry of memories, experiences and thoughts by 20+ Chicagoans. The book is brimming with a rich variety of subjects including architecture and urban planning, department stores, restaurants, movie palaces, public transportation and parks.

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About the Author

Eric Bronsky, a transit enthusiast and freelance writer, worked as an architectural modelbuilder and historian for the City of Chicago under several mayors. Neal Samors has authored or co-authored seven books about Chicago's neighborhoods and eras. His recent book, "Chicago in the Sixties: Remembering a Time of Change," won the 2007 Independent Publisher History Book Award.

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