Sherman Park, Chicago

St Michael the Archangel Church

Perhaps the grandest example of the Polish Cathedral style on the South Side is this towering neogothic church, built in 1909

The Union Stock Yard Gate

This limestone structure marks the entrance to the now defunct Union Stock Yards that dominated this section of Chicago (and the meatpacking industry of the country) in the late 19th-early 20th centuries

Fuller Park

Some very serious basketball players hit the pavement here on weekends and the courts are worth a visit to watch the local players, but keep in mind that the park is in one of Chicago's roughest areas

Zhou B Art Center

A big arts center in the heart of Bridgeport hosting three contemporary painting galleries: Oskar Friedl, 33 Collective, and the Zhou Brothers Art Foundation, as well as the eerie abstracts and mixed-media experiments of 4Art

Saint Mary of Perpetual Help

Another massive, opulent church of the Polish Cathedral Style, built in 1882

Co-Prosperity Sphere

Bridgeport's (and possibly Chicago's) most radical and experimental artistic space is huge, full of artists and their art, and is an ever-expanding force in the neighborhood - they plan to host live music in the near future

Washington Park

Saint Barbara Church

Built in 1914 to house overflow from Saint Mary of Perpetual Help, in the so-called 'Polish Cathedral Style

Harold Washington Cultural Center

This major Bronzeville landmark is a performance venue showing movies, live jazz, blues, and more

U.S. Cellular Field

Formerly known as New Comiskey Park, this is the home of the White Sox - or, as the name is properly phrased in the company of Cubs fans, The 2005 World Champion White Sox