In the fourth day, we visited the South Side, with the mansions of Hyde Park and the University of Chicago. This day it snowed, so the walk was even prettier for us enjoying such a beautiful day. The temperatures fluctuated between 17F (-8C) and 3F (-16C).
Let´s start with some pictures from Kenwood and its mansions. A great neighbourhood to live in...
Dorchester Ave
S Kenwood Ave
George W. Blossom House, by Frank Lloyd Wright
Warren McArthur House, by Frank Lloyd Wright
Some refined homes at S Kenwood Ave
This´s the corner of E 49th street with S Kenwood Ave
S Dorchester Ave
Some pretty houses at S Dorchester Ave
The corner of S Dorchester Ave with E 49th street
S Blackstone Ave with 50th street
Row houses at S Blackstone Ave
S Woodlawn Ave
50th street and S Greenwood Ave
4930 South Greenwood Ave. Ernest J. Magerstadt House, by George W. Maher, a contemporary of Frank Lloyd Wright (Prairie School)
South Greenwood Ave
E 50th street
S Woodlawn Ave
S Woodlawn Ave
Shoveling the snow in the 50th street
E 50th street
Shoveling her car...
Shoveling the street
E Hyde Park Blvd
S Harper Ave
Rosalie Villas. S Harper Ave
We would be very content living in such a pretty house
Our second visit to the University of Chicago.
Hull Gate
The corner of E 57th street and S University Ave
S Woodlawn Ave
Frank Lloyd Wright´s Robie House at S Woodlawn Ave
Some houses at S Kimbark Ave
Lunch at Medici on the 57th. They told us this was the favourite restaurant of Obama in the South Side. We really don´t know... We enjoyed a delicious meal there.
We found at Powell´s, at the 57th street, this interesting book about Chicago. It was a real bargain, from $49,50 to $14,95. I recommend it to all people who love Chicago and its transformation during the last 20 years.
Museum of Science and Industry
Across Jackson Park walking to Osaka Garden
Osaka Garden
East Lagoon
Time to go back to the downtown from the Metra 57th street station
Millennium Park
Going back to N Wabash Ave
Stay tuned for next tour...
Greetings