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"G" is for Green Bay Trail (Source: Winnetka Historical Society)
Acme Coke Plant Calumet Heritage Partnership (Source: Illinois Digital Archives)
The advancement of Chicago as a financial center up to the close of the nineteenth century (Source: Internet Archive)
Annual review of the Trade and Commerce of the city of Chicago 1853 (Source: Internet Archive)
Annual review of the Trade and Commerce of the city of Chicago 1855 (Source: Internet Archive)
Annual review of the Trade and Commerce of the city of Chicago 1856 (Source: Internet Archive)
Annual review of the Trade and Commerce of the city of Chicago 1864 (Source: Internet Archive)
Building histories of Cook County (Source: Philadelphia Architects and Buildings Project)
A business tour of Chicago depicting fifty years' progress 1887 (Source: Internet Archive)
Chicago The great industrial and commercial center of the Mississippi valley; (1912) (Source: Internet Archive)
Chicago "L".org History and Chronologies
Chicago Aurora and Elgin Railway Historical Website
Chicago commerce, manufactures, banking and transportation facilities (1884) (Source: Internet Archive)
Chicago Harbor Lights
Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad
Chicago Television History
Chicago Tunnel Company Railroad
Chicago's Public Transportation Policy 1900-1940s (Source: Illinois History Teacher)
Chicago, Railroad Center of the World (Source: Internet Archive)
Chicagoland Radio History
The clothing workers of Chicago, 1910-1922 (Source: Internet Archive)
Coal Mine Homepage Museum of Science and Industry
Conrad Seipp Brewing Chicago (Source: American Breweriana)
Cook County Bridges (Source: Historic Bridges of the United States)
Cook County, Illinois (Source: Historic Bridges of Michigan and Elsewhere)
The development of Chicago and vicinity as a manufacturing center prior to 1880 (Source: Internet Archive)
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern (Source: Barrington Area Library)
Extant Illinois Railroad/Railway Structures Part 1 (Source: Railroad Station Historical Society)
Extant Illinois Railroad/Railway Structures Part 2 (Source: Railroad Station Historical Society)
Fifty years of banking in Chicago 1907 (Source: Internet Archive)
The Forest Preserves of Cook County 1918 (Source: Google Book Search)
The great Chicago lake tunnel 1867 (Source: Internet Archive)
Grosse Point Light Evanston
A history of the State Bank of Chicago from 1879 to 1904 (Source: Internet Archive)
I & M Canal A Corridor in Time
Illinois & Michigan Canal (Source: Chicago Historical Society)
Illinois and Michigan Canal
Illinois and Michigan Canal
Illinois and Michigan Canal National Heritage Corridor
Illinois Historic Light Station Information & Photography
Illustrated history of the Union Stockyards Sketch-book of familiar faces and places at the yards (Source: Internet Archive)
Industrial Chicago Volume 1, Building Interests (Source: Internet Archive)
Industrial Chicago Volume 2, Building Interests (Source: Internet Archive)
Industrial Chicago Volume 3, Manufacturing Interests (Source: Internet Archive)
Industrial Chicago Volume 4, Commercial Interests (Source: Internet Archive)
Industrial Chicago Volume 5, Lumber Interests (Source: Internet Archive)
Keystone Aniline Corporation
The Location of the Chicago Portage Route of the Seventeenth Century (Source: World Vital Records) ($)
The marketing of milk in the Chicago dairy district (1925) (Source: Internet Archive)
Mines, Mining and Mineral Resources (Source: mindat.org - the mineral and locality database)
North Shore Shipwrecks (Source: adena.com)
O'Hare Digital Collection (Source: Illinois Digital Archives)
Official register of legally qualified physicians, 1912 (Source: Internet Archive)
Old Plank Road Trail
The opportunity of Chicago to become a great city, 1901-1903 A discussion of the traction question (Source: Internet Archive)
Patents Cook County, Illinois (Source: Google Patents)
Peter Schoenhofen Brewery (Source: American Memory from the Library of Congress)
Preliminary report, Chicago Railway Terminal Commission 1915 (Source: Internet Archive)
Public Transportation and the Failure of Municipal Socialism in Chicago, 1905-1907 (Source: Illinois History Teacher)
The Rail-roads, history and commerce of Chicago 1854 (Source: Internet Archive)
Report of the Street Railway Commission 1900 (Source: Internet Archive)
Rolling Meadows Business and Farms (Source: DigitalPast)
Since forty years ago an account of the origin and growth of Chicago and its first department store (Source: Internet Archive)
South Lake Shore Drive History
Station Chicago (formerly Station Old Chicago) Coast Guard Station #280
Station Evanston (later Wilmette Harbor) Coast Guard Station #12
Station Jackson Park (originally Station Chicago) Coast Guard Station #279
Station South Chicago Coast Guard Station #278
Stop That Train (Source: adena.com)
The Story of a Theatre Powers' Theater, Chicago (Source: Internet Archive)
Story of Chicago in connection with the printing business (1912) (Source: Internet Archive)
The street railway question in Chicago 1907 (Source: Internet Archive)
The street railways of Chicago 1901 (Source: Internet Archive)
Streetcars of Beverly Hills/Morgan Park (Source: Ridge Historical Society)
The Syndicates of Chicago (Source: American Breweriana)
Thirty-five million letters a day a story of the Chicago Post Office (Source: Illinois Digital Archives)
Through routes for Chicago's steam railroads 1914 (Source: Internet Archive)
A trip through the Union stock yards and slaughter houses (Source: Internet Archive)
The Vincennes Trail (Source: Ridge Historical Society)
The water works system of the city of Chicago 1917 (Source: Internet Archive)
Year book of the commercial, banking, and manufacturing interests of Chicago 1885-6 (Source: Internet Archive)

CALUMET-STEEL-L For anyone with a genealogical interest in steelworkers in the Calumet Region that ranges from South Chicago, Illinois, to Gary, Indiana, and the surrounding area of the Illinois and Indiana shores of Lake Michigan

CALUMET-STEEL-L Mailing List Homepage (Source: RootsWeb)
CALUMET-STEEL-L Browseable Mailing List Archives (Source: RootsWeb)
CALUMET-STEEL-L Searchable Mailing List Archives (Source: RootsWeb)

PULLMAN-COMPANY-L For anyone with a genealogical or historical interest in the Pullman Palace Car Company (founded 1867) and their ancestors who were associated with it. The list will address the Pullman Company; Pullman Palace Car Company; Pullman Car Works; Pullman porters; and the town of Pullman, Illinois, near Chicago, which was built for Pullman employees

PULLMAN-COMPANY-L Mailing List Homepage (Source: RootsWeb)
PULLMAN-COMPANY-L Browseable Mailing List Archives (Source: RootsWeb)
PULLMAN-COMPANY-L Searchable Mailing List Archives (Source: RootsWeb)

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