The Old Chicago Neighborhood: Remembering Life in the 1940's

Neal Samors

Michael, Williams

Biographies & Memoirs

Chicago's Neighborhoods,Inc.

Hardcover, 207 pages. Chicago, Life in the 1940's.

The Old Chicago Neighborhood, Remembering Life in the 1940's

History

Samors, Neal & Williams, Michael

Americas

"Real Chicago: Photographs from the Files of the Chicago Sun-Times, is an artistic and historical look at Chicago since 1940 based on photographs from the files of the Chicago Sun-Times. The book includes 250 duotone, black and white photographs, and an introduction by Chicago Sun-Times columnist Roger Ebert.

Real Chicago

Richard Cahan

"Real Chicago: Photographs from the Files of the Chicago Sun-Times" is an artistic and historical look at Chicago since 1940 based on photographs from the files of the Chicago Sun-Times. The book includes 250 duotone, black and white photographs, and an introduction by Chicago Sun-Times columnist Roger Ebert

A nostalgic look at Chicago during the 1950s,with chapters entitled Life in the Neighborhoods, Let's Go Downtown, Growing Up in the City, The Sporting Life, and Entertainment in the City. The book has interviews with 65 current and former Chicagoans,including Hugh Hefner, Shelley Berman, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, Mike Wallace, Hugh Downs, Mort Sahl, Rich Melman, Warner Saunders, Jack Rosenberg, Georgie Anne Geyer, US District Judge Charles Kocoras,Chuck Schaden, Billy Pierce, Carmen Salvino and Johnny Morris. The book also includes more than 200 duotone, black and white photographs.

Chicago in the Fifties: Remembering Life in the Loop and the Neighborhoods

Neal Samors and Michael Williams

A seventy-five year look, from 1930 through the 2005 World Championship Chicago White Sox, at Chicago sports through 375 duotone, black and white photographs from the files of the Chicago Sun-Times. The book also includes an introduction by Rick Telander, sports columnist of the the Chicago Sun-Times.

Real Chicago Sports: Photohraphs from the Files of the Chicago Sun-Times

A seventy-five year look, from 1930 through the 2005 World Championship Chicago White Sox,at Chicago sports through 288 pages of 375 duotone, black and white photographs from the files of the Chicago Sun-Times. The book also includes an introduction by Rick Telander, sports columnist of the Chicago Sun-Times

Real Chicago Sports

The book examines the remarkable sacrifice of 526 sworn officers of the Chicago Police Department. The book includes a detailed narrative of each officer and the circumstances involved in their deaths that trace the heroic history of Chicago's finest. Information for each episode has been drawn from municipal records, police files, contemporaneous newspapers, court documents and ground breaking research. End of Watch is a very human story focusing on the great loyalty and honor emerging in the ordinary lives of extraordinary Chicagoans.

End of Watch--Chicago Police Killed in the Line of Duty, 1853-2006

Edward M. Burke and Thomas J. O'Gorman

An examination of the remarkable sacrifices of 526 sworn officers of the Chicago Police Department. The book, with over 600 photographs, includes detailed narratives of each officer and the circumstances involved in their deaths. "End of Watch" is a very human story that describes the great loyalty and honor emerging in the ordinary lives of extraordinary Chicagoans, and gives the reader a broad view of Chicago history for the past 150+ years.

End of Watch: Chicago Police Killed in the Line of Duty, 1853-2006

Edward M. Burke

Thomas J. O'Gorman

A major book exploring the history of Chicago's downtown, outdoor classical music program, the Grant Park Music Festival. The book helps to celebrate the 75th season of the Festival which was established in 1935 as a creative response to the hardships of the Great Depression by James Petrillo, the renowned musicians' labor leader. The Festival quickly became an immensely popular Chicago tradition and enabled audiences, often ten thousand or more per night, to experience performances by legendary artists and a top caliber orchestra and chorus for free. Among the artists the Festival has presented include: vocalists Lily Pons, Mario Lanza, and Marion Anderson; pianists Van Cliburn, Alfred Brendel, and Daniel Barenboim; violinists Jascha Heifitz and Pinchas Zuckerman; conductors Nikolai Malko, Andre Kostelanetz, and Leonard Slatkin; new works by contemporary composers such as John Corigliano, Aaron Jay Kernis, and Michael Torke; along with artists from other traditions such as Benny Goodman, Mitch Miller, Poi Dog Pondering and the Joffrey Ballet. The Festival has flourished under the guidance of resident artistic leaders such as current Principal Conductor Carlos Kalmar, current Chorus Director Christopher Bell, and outgoing Artistic and General Director James W. Palermo.

Sounds of Chicago's Lakefront: A Celebration of the Grant Park Music Festival

Tony Macaluso

Julia S. Bachrach

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The Old Chicago Neighborhood: Remembering Life in the 1940's

The Old Chicago Neighborhood, Remembering Life in the 1940's

Real Chicago

Real Chicago

Chicago in the Fifties: Remembering Life in the Loop and the Neighborhoods

Real Chicago Sports: Photohraphs from the Files of the Chicago Sun-Times

Real Chicago Sports

End of Watch--Chicago Police Killed in the Line of Duty, 1853-2006

End of Watch: Chicago Police Killed in the Line of Duty, 1853-2006

Sounds of Chicago's Lakefront: A Celebration of the Grant Park Music Festival