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Evanston is a treasure trove of Prairie School architecture, where many of the best-known architects lived.

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Frances Willard called Evanston “a paradise for women.” Trace the history of these remarkable women and discover how their achievements still have impact today.

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Follow the evolution of Evanston, including the role of the African American community in shaping the current cultural landscape.

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Learn how residential architectural styles in The Lakeshore Historic District reflect changing lifestyles and technologies.

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Daniel Burnham lived in Evanston, calling it “the most beautiful city in the world.” Explore his neighborhood and his work in Evanston.

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Unpack the beautiful colors, textures, and patterns that compose Evanston’s remarkable architecture.

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