Walking Guide This series was begun in 2012. These richly illustrated guides are written for the non-scientist and describe the geology, natural history, natural resources, and features of unique areas that can be enjoyed on a walk. Editions include a fold-out map and a key to features described in the Guide. These publications are free, the fee charged is to help cover shipping.

A Walking Guide to the History & Features of Burnham Park, Chicago, Illinois A Walking Guide to the History & Features of Burnham Park, Chicago, Illinois, relates the fascinating story of a growing city, the geology of the Lake Michigan shoreline, and the evolution of this landmark Chicago resource from its beginnings to the enjoyable natural resource we know today. Through current and historic images, maps, and illustrations, the Guide traces the development of the park from its glacial past, to the fulfillment of Daniel Burnham’s vision through numerous efforts to reengineer the south Chicago shoreline, to the various historical events that shaped its character. Included in the Guide is a handy pull-out map detailing 27 points of interest ideal for visitors on a walking tour. Item is free, fee charged is to cover shipping charges

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A Walking Guide to the History & Features of Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois Second in the Chicago Lakefront Park series, A Walking Guide to the History & Features of Lincoln Park details the complex interplay of natural geologic processes, innovative geological engineering, and landscape design that make up Chicago’s largest park. The Guide captures the history of the park as it evolved from a cemetery into a beautifully designed park space intended for escape into nature from the pressures of urban life, and its progression over time into a premier center of recreation and arts. Through many archival images, the book highlights the diverse group of talented engineers, landscape designers, architects, and artists who guided the park’s development. The Guide includes a convenient pull-out map describing 41 points of interest for those who wish to take a self-guided tour of the park. Item is free, fee charged is to cover shipping charges

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