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U.S. Cellular Field - White Sox Stadium

Bronzeville Visitor Information Center

Chicago Youth Center

YMCA

South Side Community Art Center

Harold Washington Cultural Center

Little Black Pearl

Bronzeville Community Garden

Obama House

Hyde Park Art Center

DuSable Museum of African American History

Museum of Science & Industry

61st Street Farmer’s Market

BronzevilleFarmer’s Market

Eden Place Nature Center

Office of Alderman Will Burns

Center for New Horizons

Quad CommunitiesDevelopment Corporation

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BUS ROUTES ON LAKE SHORE DRIVE:2‚ 6‚ 10‚ 14‚ 26‚ 28‚ 192

Visit the Bronzeville Visitor Information Center for more historic landmark information.

Unity Hall

Chicago Defender Building

Overton Hygenic Building

Chicago Bee Building

Sunset Cafe

Eighth Regiment Armory

Victory Monument

Ida B. Wells House

Supreme Life Building

Stephen A. Douglas Tomb and Memorial

Wendell Phillips Academy High School

Nat King Cole House

The Forum

Louis Armstrong House

Swift Mansion

Muddy Waters House

Muhammad Ali House

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CTA Green Line and Station

CTA Red Lineand Station

Metra Line and Station

Buffer Protected Bike Lane

Barrier Protected Bike Lane

Bike Lane

Marked Shared Lane

Bike Route

Off-Street Trail

Park

School Grounds

Commercial District

Bike Services

Community Garden

Fire Station

Hospital

Library

Police Station

Public Art

Park and Ride

Divvy Bike ShareStation

Zipcar

Enterprise Carshare

Bike Parking

Note: Map contents are subject to change.

O

ur goal is to help you get around Bronzeville and the city of

Chicago by fo

ot, bike, bus, train

, and shared car.

Begin at th

e Mo

num

ent to the G

reat N

orth

ern Migratio

n near 2

5th Street

and h

ead south

. Take notice of th

e Walk of

Fame , a series of plaq

ues alo

ng the

sidew

alks ho

no

ring som

e of the area’s m

ost fam

ous resid

ents.

Wan

der past 3

1st Street w

hich is the start

of an area affectionately kn

own as

Th

e Gap

. Here yo

u will fin

d examples of

som

e of the m

ost beautiful, histo

ric ho

mes

in the area.

Near an

d aroun

d 35

th you w

ill enco

unter m

any historic sites an

d buildings in

cluding

the 14

-foot b

ronze m

ap depicting th

e area’s histo

ry, the Sup

reme Life B

uilding ,

the fo

rmer Sun

set Café , an

d the fo

rmer

ho

me of Ida B

Wells . Yo

u can also stop

by the B

ronzeville V

isitor Info

rmatio

n C

enter for m

ore info

rmatio

n abo

ut the

history of th

e Black M

etrop

olis.

Explo

re the w

ar-related history of

Bro

nzeville aroun

d 35

th by visiting the

Eight R

egiment A

rmo

ry and

Victo

ry Mo

num

ent . Take a sho

rt d

etour alo

ng 35

th to the east to

pay a visit to the to

mb of Step

hen A

. D

ou

glas .

Pro

ceed south alo

ng King D

rive. Lo

ok to your right an

d you w

ill see W

end

ell Phillip

s Acad

emy H

igh Sch

oo

l wh

ere many n

otable

African A

mericans got th

eir start.

Co

ntinu

e south alo

ng King D

rive past O

akwo

od B

oulevard an

d view th

e recently resto

red murals at th

e railroad em

bankm

ent. Ho

p off King

Drive an

d head tow

ards the Lake to

visit Man

drake P

ark , the o

utdo

or

Oaklan

d Museum

of abstract

wo

od art o

n 41st, an

d the h

om

e of N

at Kin

g Co

le .

Head b

ack to King D

rive and co

ntinu

e so

uth past the histo

ric Metro

politan

Ap

osto

lic Co

mm

unity Ch

urch at 41

st wh

ere civil rights meetings w

ere o

nce h

eld. Sto

p by 42

nd an

d Calum

et to visit th

e Bro

nzeville Neigh

bo

rho

od

Gard

en located b

ehind th

e Center

for N

ew H

orizo

ns.

Co

ntinu

e east along th

e 43

rd Street co

rrido

r, the fo

rmer b

lues an

d entertainm

ent center of Chicago w

here

you’ll fin

d Th

e Fo

rum as w

ell as the

locatio

n wh

ere the histo

ric

Ch

eckerboard B

lues Lo

unge o

nce

stoo

d at 43

rd and V

erno

n Ave. F

rom

there

wan

der by th

e Julian Daw

son H

ybrid

Ho

use at 44

th and V

incenn

es and th

e M

ount P

isgah Ch

urch , a form

er synagogu

e, at 46

th and K

ing.

Head to th

e com

mercial area of 4

7th an

d stroll past th

e Haro

ld Washin

gton

Cultural C

enter located at 4

7th an

d K

ing. Co

ntinu

e south to th

e Sacred K

eepers G

arden n

ear 48

th Street.

Co

mplete th

e tour at 51

st Street wh

ere yo

u will en

counter m

ore p

ublic art an

d the

51st Street C

om

munity G

arden w

hich is th

e regular meeting sp

ot for bike events

organized by B

ronzeville B

ikes.

Jump on or off by bike or fo

ot at any point an

d check out these notable B

ronzeville sites.Th

e Kin

g D

rive Stro

ll

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ronzeville and beyond!

Thank you to the Center for N

ew H

orizons for help developing this w

alking route.

TIPS FOR

BIKIN

G SM

ART

PAR

K Y

OU

R PE

DA

LS: REQ

UE

ST A R

AC

KIs yo

ur favorite Bronzeville b

usiness lacking a bike rack? R

equest a

free bike rack from th

e City of C

hicago by calling 312-74

2-BIK

E or

online at w

ww

.chicagob

ikes.org/b

ikeparking.

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1, th

e City of C

hicago’s 24 h

our C

ity Services Request h

otline

to report city street lo

cations with p

otholes, b

roken glass, and oth

er

maintenan

ce and repair n

eeds.

SEE

. BE

SEE

N. B

E H

EA

RD

. U

se lights at night (white to th

e front and red to th

e

rear) or wh

en visibility is po

or. Wh

en on trails, warn

ped

estrians, joggers, and slow

er cyclists before yo

u

pass with a b

ell or by saying, “on your left.”

LOC

K IT R

IGH

TU

se a U-lo

ck to lock yo

ur frame an

d at least one w

heel

to a bicycle rack or imm

ovable object. For ad

ded

security, secure your oth

er wh

eel with a secon

d lock

or chain.

RID

E PR

ED

ICTA

BLY

Make it easy for drivers to see yo

u: avoid weaving

betw

een parked cars, and rid

e with th

e direction of

traffic. Ad

ults may n

ot ride a bicycle on th

e sidew

alk in

the C

ity of Chicago

.

CTA

| ww

w.transitchicago

.com

Bronzeville is served by th

e CTA

Red Lin

e and G

reen Line trains, an

d over a

dozen b

us lines. Fo

r mo

re inform

ation ab

out real-tim

e bus an

d train arrivals an

d routes, see th

e CTA

web

site (ww

w.transitchicago

.com

).

Ven

tra

| ww

w.ventrachicago.co

m

Ventra is a com

bined fare card that can b

e used on CTA

trains, CTA

buses,

or Pace b

uses. Cash fares are still accepted on b

uses. You can p

urchase your

pass or add value at C

TA rail stations, participating retail lo

cations (such as

local convenien

ce stores), online, by ph

one, or using th

e Ventra app.

Bik

es on

TRA

NSIT

ww

w.transitchicago

.com

/bikean

dride

Bikes are w

elcome on all C

TA an

d PA

CE

buses at any tim

e; each bus has a

two

-bike rack on front. Bikes are p

ermitted on C

TA trains at all tim

es except

weekdays from

7 - 9

am an

d from 4

- 6 pm

. Bring yo

ur bike on all Metra

trains except weekday trains arriving in C

hicago before 9

:30

am an

d leaving

Chicago b

etween 3

:00

-7:00

pm. T

here is n

o additional charge for b

ringing a

bike on CTA

.

Carsharing services allow

mem

bers to “ch

eck out” a car w

hen yo

u need

one for a set am

ount of tim

e. You pay based on h

ow long yo

u use the car,

with n

o additional charge for gas or insuran

ce.

Carsharing is a great option for p

eople wh

o seldom

need a car, or for

families w

ho have on

e car but o

ccasionally need a secon

d set of wh

eels.

Chicago has three car sharing com

panies; some ow

n their ow

n

cars, while oth

ers are “peer to p

eer” systems that allow

mem

bers

to either offer up th

eir personal car for rent, or rent from

an

individ

ual. See each system’s w

eb page for more inform

ation:

Zip

car | ww

w.zip

car.com

/chicago

Enterprise | w

ww

.enterprisecarsh

are.com

Getaro

un

d | ww

w.getaro

un

d.co

m

Divvy is a b

ike sharing system

with th

ousan

ds of bikes at h

undreds of

stations aro

und th

e City, in

cludin

g Bro

nzeville. Bikes are availab

le 24/7,

36

5 days a year. Y

ou m

ust be 1

6 years o

r older to rid

e Divvy. F

ind o

ut mo

re at d

ivvyb

ikes.com

.

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Purchase an A

nnual M

emb

ership online or get a 24

-Ho

ur Pass

from any D

ivvy station. A

nnual M

emb

ers will receive a uniq

ue

Divvy key in th

e mail after com

pleting their application

.

You w

ill need to use a credit or d

ebit card to sign up. For

Chicagoans w

ho face finan

cial barriers or do n

ot have a credit

or debit card

, CD

OT

now

offers the D

ivvy fo

r Everyon

e (D

4E

) program. M

ore information on disco

unted mem

berships

is at divv

ybikes.co

m/D

4E

.

Ann

ual Mem

bers sim

ply dip their key into th

e slot at any

station with an available bike. T

hose w

ho b

uy a 24

-Ho

ur Pass

will b

e given a cod

e that they can typ

e into the keypad on any

do

ck with an available bike.

You’ll get unlim

ited 30

-min

ute trips for the d

uration of your

Mem

bership or 24

-Ho

ur Pass.

Lock th

e bike back at any station. W

ait for the green light to

confirm

the bike is secure.

Take as many trips as yo

u want during yo

ur Mem

bership

or 24-H

our P

ass perio

d. Take any D

ivvy bike, any time!

Enjoy getting aro

und C

hicago in a new

way.