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Flashback to the 1990’s on the Southport Corridor

Some photos from Forgotten Chicago of Southport in 1994. Amazing discovery!

1994 on the west side of the 3500 block of Southport. Taken from the old funeral home parking lot, it shows Renovation Source (gone), the future home of Kinkos (FedEx Office – soon to be razed for condos) and Mail Boxes Etc/UPS Store (moved down the block) which is now Anthroplogie.”

Southport’s Low-Line Marker

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Week #12 – Sneak preview, sunflowers, dahlias, and more!

We are happy to share this little sneak preview of some of the beautiful flowers you can purchase on Thursday. The market is open from 3 – 8 PM. Come early for the best selection, and see you underneath the Brown Line!

A Chicago Tribune Columnist Wished For ‘A Hurricane Katrina’ To Come Along To Save Chicago

The paper’s editors rushed in with a post-publication edit, but too late.

Source: uproxx.com

Construction at Lincoln and Roscoe

Lincoln Avenue

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All American Dumpster

Polaroid SLR 680SE / Impossible PX-680 Color Protection 09*11

Passed by this on Southport, found it amusing and ironic.

Low Line Market. August 6, 2015

Low Line Market. August 6, 2015 by Southport Corridor

Source: Flickr / southportcorridor

Low Line Market. August 6, 2015

Low Line Market. August 6, 2015 by Southport Corridor

Source: Flickr / southportcorridor

Low Line Market. August 6, 2015

Low Line Market. August 6, 2015 by Southport Corridor

Source: Flickr / southportcorridor

Remodeled Benefit Store. August 6, 2015. by Southport Corridor

Remodeled Benefit Store. August 6, 2015. by Southport Corridor

Source: Flickr / southportcorridor

Southport & Clark Street in the 1950’s

Ah, the good old days from Forgotten Chicago.

J. Crew and SoulCycle construction. August 4, 2015.

Lincoln Hub’s bollards keep getting smashed

Another day, another bollard (or three) knocked down at the Lincoln Hub (and as you can see, no one is sitting in front of Pockets on this perfect August day). Wonder how much this will cost to fix each time?