Logan Square Preservation

And you thought you put off that improvement project for a long time. St. Berchmans to fix its bell.

The photo, taken in 1908, shows the first home of Fred Popp, whose Logan Square bank still stands today.

The old photo shows two boys posing at the intersection, which used to be home to Logan Drugs.

The photo shows people gathered at the foundation of the church at Kedzie and Albany avenues.

Grace Church leaders said they need to redevelop to save the church, but preservationists disagree.

Grace Church, 3325 W. Wrightwood Ave., wants to build apartments on the site.

The old photo was taken before the construction of the Illinois Centennial Monument.

Construction was supposed to take three months, but ended up taking nine months.

Three people were killed and 18 people were injured in the collapse, which occurred on Sept. 17, 1909.

The old photo, taken in 1947, was taken about a decade before the Kennedy Expy. was built.

An old photograph, likely taken around 1906, shows a flag pole where the monument stands today.

The old photograph shows the west side of Bernard Street at Wrightwood Avenue.

The music lineup will feature METZ, Sad13 and Circuit Des Yeux.

Kimball Avenue was named after Martin Kimbell, one of the earliest settlers in the area.

The photograph, taken in 1908, shows an old gaslight street lamp.