From Chicago’s Maxwell Street to Colorado’s Rocky Mountains, it can be a dog eat dog world.
Category Archives: Chicago
The Article (James 11)
Harvey’s Chicken Shack is one of many little restaurants in Chicago’s Bronzeville that may have faded from memory. But with the help of archivists like those at The Obsidian Collection, the role these small businesses played in the community might be preserved.
Dreamerz (James 10)
In the late 1980s, Club Dreamerz on Milwaukee Avenue marked Wicker Park’s transition from old immigrant neighborhood to trendy tech hub.
Five of Twelve
In 1989, 1.4% of U.S. households had cell phones while 28% had an answering machine. In 2020, there are 1.29 cell phones per person in the U.S. and only 40% of households still have a landline.
Softball
Ted Williams was a hall of fame left fielder and a Sears label for certain sporting goods, including bicycles made in Austria by Steyr-Daimler-Puch.
Paul Mason Fotsch 