Chicago history

The undated photo shows a time when traffic on Addison Street was four-legged instead of four-wheeled.

The city's streetcar past, buried just inches underground, was temporarily revealed.

Greg Borzo will talk about his new book "Chicago's Fabulous Fountains" at Sulzer Library Wednesday.

A historical map shows the river meandering through what is now Ravenswood Gardens.

The building was designed by the overlooked Clarence Hatzfeld, whose work has stood the test of time.

The presentation is set for 7 p.m. Monday at the New England Inn, 6959 W. Irving Park Road.

The "Chicago Aussie's" videos have highlighted the Holiday Train, the Cubs' World Series win and more.

On Planned Parenthood's 100th anniversary, the history of abortion access in Chicago. 

The gravestone belonging to Alexander Robinson was found this summer by an archeologist.

Travel back in time to Aubert Avenue, which exists today in name only.

In Rome and Istanbul, archeological finds typically halt construction. But in Chicago?

The Chicago History Museum is joining with Breakthrough Ministries to compile the personal memoirs.

It remains the last building that Adler & Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright all formally worked on.

The walking tour will explore the intersection of the city's architecture and industry.

Jason Schwartz created the Twitter handle @Chicago_History this year to honor his late father.