- Welcome / History
- Sites 11-22
- 12. Zuncker House 2312 N Kedzie
- 13. Kreuter House 2302 N Kedzie
- 14. Gainer House 2228 N Kedzie
- 15. Lost Houses of Lyndale
- 16. Beth-El / Boys & Girls Club
- 17. Madson House 3080 Palmer
- 18. Erickson House 3071 Palmer
- 19. Lost Schwinn Mansion
- 20. Corydon House 2048 Humboldt
- 21. Symonds House 2040 Humboldt
- 22.Painted Ladies-1820 Humboldt
- Flipbook & PDF
Pillars & Porticos
A Self-Guided Tour of Historic Logan Square
Sponsored by Liberty Bank
Members – Join the Tour!
Walking – Biking – Driving: Start with the Map to locate the sites and plan your tour. Tap on a map pin for details and a link to the story for each site, and use the map to navigate from your mobile.
From Home: Start with the list of Sites (in the menu above) to browse. Or, go to Flipbook & PDF to enjoy the sites and stories in a book-like format.If you have not already, you will be prompted to log in before viewing the sites and other tour content. Members of Logan Square Preservation should have received an email with their login to the site. Don't know your password? Go to this link and enter the email address registered with your LSP membership.
Not a member? Join today to join the tour!
About the Tour
Presented by Logan Square Preservation, Pillars & Porticos is a collection over twenty architectural and cultural landmarks, with historical descriptions, anecdotes and photos thoughtfully researched and written by Logan Square locals.
We invite you to drive, bike or walk your way through our historic boulevards and tree-lined streets to visit significant homes, monuments, churches and gardens. Pillars & Porticos is sure to be your new go-to reference to the diverse heritage of these neighborhood gems.
Why a Guide?
Like many local events, the much anticipated 34th Biennial Logan Square Preservation House Walk was postponed until September 2021. The popular tour is LSPs most significant fundraiser, contributing to architectural preservation, beautification efforts, tree-planting programs and a host of community engagement activities.
Pillars & Porticos not only offers a way to raise awareness and grow our membership while in-person meet-ups are on hiatus, it exemplifies the organization’s mission to educate about architecture, history and the culture of Logan Square.
What's Inside?
Have you ever wondered about the names Kimball, Logan, or Diversey? Where did Longman & Eagle gets its name? This guide provides a historical overview of the founding of Logan Square and showcases twenty-two sites with the stories of those who built, lived, and worked in these places. Follow the map or make your own way as you explore observe and enjoy our historic neighborhood.
Want a Copy?
All current members of Logan Square Preservation receive a complimentary PDF copy of the Pillars & Porticos tour guide, as well as access to the mobile version online.
Not a member? Join Today!
A Sneak Peek of the Tour...
Rath House
3024 W Logan Boulevard
An incredible example of the well-known Prairie Style, right here in Logan Square.
1820-1826 N. Humboldt Boulevard
Four colorful, detailed Victorian houses stand out among the greystone facades of Humboldt Boulevard.
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