All Lee Diamond architectural Events (6)
June 12Wednesday
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Near North Side Mini Bike Tour
June 12, 2013 from 6pm to 8:30pm – Buckingham Fountain Once again, I am offering a free mini-tour of one of the downtown communities as part of Chicago’s Bike To Work Week in partnership with the City of Chicago’s Department of Cultural Affairs & Sp… Organized by Lee Diamond | Type: architectural, social, free
June 14Friday
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Night Tour of Near North
June 14, 2013 from 8pm to 11:45pm – Buckingham Fountain The goal of the Night tours is to create an interesting way to see an area with densely packed features and stops. The night becomes our filter, and we will focus our stops on buildings and locatio… Organized by Lee Diamond | Type: architectural, social, historical
July 6Saturday
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Tour of Bridgeport and Armour Square
July 6, 2013 from 11am to 4pm – McGuane Park The history of the Bridgeport and Armour Square area is as old as Chicago itself. Native Americans used the area as a portage, particularly when the Chicago River was at its deepest, and most spread… Organized by Lee Diamond | Type: architectural, social, historical
July 20Saturday
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Tour of West Ridge
July 20, 2013 from 11am to 4pm – Indian Boundary Park Join us as we explore the Northside Community Area of West Ridge. We’ll gather at the National and Chicago Landmark Park, Indian Boundary Park at 2500 W Lunt Ave in front of the recently fire-damag… Organized by Lee Diamond | Type: architectural, social, historical
August 10Saturday
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Tour of Forest Glen
August 10, 2013 from 11am to 4pm – Indian Road Woods Forest Preserve Forest Glen is community area #12 and sits 10 miles northwest of downtown Chicago. Bordering the Northern border suburbs of Niles, Skokie and Lincolnwood, Forest Glen was a suburb itself until it wa… Organized by Lee Diamond | Type: architectural, social, historical
August 17Saturday
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Tour of Jefferson Park
August 17, 2013 from 11am to 4pm – Jefferson Park Jefferson Park, Chicago Community Area #11 is 10 miles northwest of the Loop. Nicknamed, the “Gateway to Chicago”, farmers once came from far and wide to sell their goods in Jefferson, named to hono… Organized by Lee Diamond | Type: architectural, social, historical
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