Lincoln Park Alec, Heather, Walter
History of Lincoln Park The neighborhood’s boundaries include Diversey to the North, North Avenue to the South, Lake Michigan to the East and the Kennedy Expressway to the West. Lincoln Park began as a cemetery, because of the public health threat the citizens demanded that it would be turned into a park in After the assassination of Abraham Lincoln the park was renamed in his honor. A final expansion in the 1950s brought the park to its current size of 1,208 acres. "Lincoln Park Southfield." Lincoln Park. Chicago Park District, Web. 19 Oct
Directions from Campus Car Head east on Sheridan Road for 1 mile Turn onto lake shore drive Take lake shore drive for 2 miles Exit on Montrose Ave. Bus/Train Start at Loyola L stop Take the red line towards 95 th /Dan Ryan Get off the red line at Wilson Walk southeast on Broadway Street
Median Income Lincoln Park: $85,512 Chicago: $47,099 "Lincoln Park Demographics | Lincoln Park Chamber of Commerce." Lincoln Park Demographics | Lincoln Park Chamber of Commerce. N.p., n.d. Web. 19 Oct
Population Population: 66,398 55% are 77% have at least a bachelor's degree Population density: Lincoln Park: 23,507 people per square mile Chicago: 11,970 people per square mile "Lincoln Park Demographics | Lincoln Park Chamber of Commerce." Lincoln Park Demographics | Lincoln Park Chamber of Commerce. N.p., n.d. Web. 19 Oct
Business Trends Annual consumer spending: $1.68 billion Automotive $302 million Dining $209 million Merchandise $189 million Clothing & Accessories Stores: $95 million "Lincoln Park Demographics | Lincoln Park Chamber of Commerce." Lincoln Park Demographics | Lincoln Park Chamber of Commerce. N.p., n.d. Web. 19 Oct
North Pond Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum "Lincoln Park Neighborhood in Chicago, Illinois (IL), Detailed Profile." Lincoln Park Neighborhood in Chicago, Illinois (IL), Subdivision Profile. Lincoln Park Chamber of Commerce, n.d. Web. 19 Oct
William Shakespeare Statue Our group decided to take a picture in front of the William Shakespeare statue because it is unique to Lincoln Park. This monument is one of the most beloved sculpture in Lincoln park today. It was designed by local sculptor William Ordway Partridge. The sculptor was completed in All together this project costed $43,000. "Lincoln Park Conservancy | Serving Lincoln Park Since 1984." Lincoln Park Conservancy | Serving Lincoln Park Since N.p., n.d. Web. 19 Oct