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Logan-Bucktown, Chicago

IL · 41.9228, -87.7015

Historic Route 66 and Lincoln Highway are signed byways within 30 miles of Logan-Bucktown, Chicago, Illinois.

The area now known as Logan Square was born in the boomtown days of the 1830s, when schoolteacher Martin Kimbell rejected a plot in the obviously going-nowhere Loop in favor of good, solid farmland about five miles northwest. The area remained independent from the city until temptations like water and fire departments became too much to resist, and in 1889, Chicago took over. (The streets were upgraded, but they were also renamed — most cruelly, "Kimbell" became "Kimball".)
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