My Street Photography: SIGNS OF THE TIMES II. (53 Photos).
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FEATURE image: June 2022. Chicago. 2.11mb
August 2024 Chicago 90% 7.91 mb1459 (1)September 2024 99% 7.23 mb_2004 (1)August 2015. Chicago. 3.53mb DSC_0697 (1)August 2024 74% 7.84 mb 0880 (1) (90)September 2024 8.96mb_2038 (1)September 2024 97% 7.92mb _2052 (1)July 2016. In business 1962 to 2022. 4.80mb DSC_0916 (1)Elk Grove Bowl: Bowling alley closing after nearly 60 years in Elk Grove Village – ABC7 Chicago – retrieved March 19, 2026. August 2016. In business from 1961 to 2015. 80 W Higgins Rd, Hoffman Estates, IL 60169 3.69mb DSC_0076 (1). REMEMBERING HOFFMAN LANES – History of Schaumburg Township – retrieved March 19, 2026. October 2022. 99% 7.05 mb 9395 (1)October 2024. 92% 7.82mb _2841 (1)October 2024. 6.75mb_2803 (1) to o&e11 – October 2024 80% 7.85mb_3929October 2024. 78% 7.92mb _4000November 2024. 91% 7.95mb 4514November 2024. 88%7.86mb _4986 0&eDecember 2024. 81% 7.87mb _5986May 2024. Fox River Valley. 99% 6.42mb _6451August 2015. 4.34 mb _0344 (1)January 2016. 3314 W. 63rd St., Chicago. Marquette Photo Supply opened in November 1944. Owner Joe Herbert sold and repaired photo equipment and processed film. His father and brother operated the barbershop next door. The family lived in an apartment behind the store. For decades, Mr. Herbert supplied equipment to photography students at many high schools, including nearby all-girls Mother McAuley. A beloved presence in the neighborhood, the shop closed in 2017 when Mr. Herbert passed away. 96% 7.91mb see – https://chicago.suntimes.com/2017/9/14/18318528/joseph-joe-herbert-dies-ran-marquette-photo-supply-for-73-years – retrieved January 30, 2025. May 2016. State & Chicago. 5.32mb DSCN2408 (1)November 2017. Below the fold. 4.85mb DSC_3148 July 2016. Established in 1928. 3259 E. 95th Street, Chicago. DSC_0793 (1)August 2017. Chicago. 7.57mb DSC_1554March 2025. 95% 7.91 mb DSC_7840October 2017. 5.38 mb DSC_2973November 2017. 89% 7.80mb DSC_3398April 2025. 99% 7.23mb DSC_8741May 2018. 90% 7.75mb DSC_7149January 2018. Chicago. Downtown. 3.71 mbMay 2025. 99% 6.99mb DSC_0078 (1)October 2024 3.87mb DSC_3187 (1)October 2015. October 2015. St Cornelius Church, 5430 W. Foster Ave, in Chicago when it was still an active parish church. Built in 1964, it closed in 2020 for lack of mass attendance and was desacralized in 2021. In 2024 the church building was sold to be redeveloped as a funky 1960’s style club and pickleball court. The site redevelopment will include parking and an event space with stage for pinball games, beverage lounge, and record spinning area. St. Cornelius for whom the church was named was a 3rd century pope who was banished from Rome by the Roman emperor Trebonianus Gallus and who died in exile. 5.91mb DSC_0311 (1) see – https://www.chicagobusiness.com/commercial-real-estate/former-st-cornelius-church-be-pickleball-court-and-club – retrieved June 23, 2025. June 2025. Downers Grove, Illinois. 97% 7.88mb DSC_1850July 2025. 99% 7.33mb DSC_3614June 2018. Chicago. 6.42mb DSC_9166 June 2018. Chicago. 6.25mb DSC_0827June 2025. 90% 7.90 mb DSC_2406 (1) January 2016. 3.70 mb DSCN1968 (1) July 2015. Chicago. 3.23 mb DSC_0387 (1)July 2015. Chicago. 3.19mb DSC_0592 (1)December 2017. Chicago. 89% 7.94mb DSC_3767 (1)November 2025. 99% 7.35mb DSC_8897December 2025. 6.27mb DSC_9476 (1)December 2025. Chicago 78% 7.83mb DSC_0012December 2025. Chicago. 81% 7.83mb DSC_0041February 2013. 1.64mb 2101_6381 (1)
Liberty Bank’s origin dates back to 1898 when parishioners of All Saints Polish National Catholic Church on Chicago’s North Side (2392 N. Milwaukee Avenue)came together to form a mutual savings institution committed to “neighbors helping neighbors.”
