Illinois-Indiana State Line Boundary Marker, Chicago
An Obelisk marking the State Line between Illinois and Indiana near Lake Michigan just south of Calumet Park and beach along a small road leading to the front gate of the State Line Generating Station..
An Obelisk marking the State Line between Illinois and Indiana near Lake Michigan just south of Calumet Park and beach along a small road leading to the front gate of the State Line Generating Station.
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About Illinois-Indiana State Line Boundary Marker
Avenue G, near 103rd St. (located on the Illinois-Indiana State Boundary Line)
Illinois-Indiana State Line Boundary Marker and Nearby Sights on Map
Southeast Historical Museum
A small history museum with exhibits celebrating the area's once mighty steel industry and Labor history
Pilgrim Baptist Church of South Chicago
The Church from the Blues Brothers where James Brown played the lively reverend
William W Powers Conservation Area
A conservation area around large Wolf Lake that is a study in contrasts between the industrial surroundings and the local cattails
Rainbow Beach
The Rainbow Beach is one of the best and biggest beaches in Chicago, boasting a magnificent South Side view of the Chicago skyline, and it has a free parking lot! Free outdoor movies are often held in the adjacent Rainbow Park
Harborside International Golf Center
36 holes of golf on the shores of Lake Calumet with some classic Far South views of the distant skyline and nearby decaying steel mills
Bronzeville Childrens Museum
The First and Only African American childrens museum in the country is named after The Bronzeville neighborhood even though it is located much further south
A Philip Randolph/Pullman Porter Museum
The museum, a tribute to A
South Shore Country Club
Nine holes of golf maintained (somewhat) by the Chicago Park Administration
Pullman Clock Tower and Factory
One of the world's most beautiful factories is undergoing a $3
Greenstone Church
A landmark church in the heart of the historic Pullman community