1. Alta Vista Terrace 1054 W 3800 to 3846 N. 
A "high point" on the Rock Island Line was probably the namesake of this street thanks to RI officials that settled here. The 40 homes on this block are remarkably elegant and well kept. At the north entrance read the Chicago Landmark Plaque about another unique characteristic of this block. What are the two addresses of the cookie cutter (almost identical) homes across from each other, 3 Creds

2. Arcade Place 20 S. 120 to 1758 W. 
An arch covered passageway Enter this cobblestone street eastward at La Salle. Use the wrought iron arch as a bearing, since we couldn't ﬁnd a street sign” Go to the east end and notice the sawhorse type yell0w sign on the right. What does it say?

3.Archer Ave, 1 W. at 19008. to 6400 W. at 5500 S. then 55th St. to 7200 W.
Probably the longest "diagonal" street In the city, this major artery cuts through the South and Southwest sides from 19th and. State to 55th. and Harlem. An old/Indian trail, It became an access road for the construction of the Illinois and Michigan Canal. (1836). It was named after William Archer who supervised construction and hired Irish immigrants who settled into what became the City' s oldest neighborhood: Bridgeport. Travel Archer to Loomis.  2904 houses the Chicago Flower Exchange. It' Is one of many triangular shaped buildings constructed because Archer' Is a diagonal street. Note the rear door on the Archer side. Who manages the building?

4. Archer Ave: Brighton Park
At 3945 S. you'll see a converted building housing VIP real eastate In front and a detail shop In back. The entrance to the double doors has a name and a date scribed on the foot walk. Who were the original inhabitants and when?

5. Archer Ave: Garfield Ridge 
Just east of Narragansett (6400 W. ) Is a pie slice island formed by East bound 55th, west bound 55th and Archer. At the west end Is a headstone type monument commemorating what person?

6. Balbo Drive 700 S. in Grant Park
General Italo Balbo and his flying armada graced the Century of Progress Exposition In 1933. Just West of LSD Balbo drive intersects another drive named for an even more famous Italian. Who is it named for?

7. Blackstone Ave. 1436 E. 4900 to 10350 S
After Timothy Blackstone a rich railroad mogul In the 19th century. At the northern starting point 4900 S. is the rear of the Blackstone library. 49th St. curves around the front of the library. Drive down 49th. to the south end of the building and notice the south "wing" or annex. The entrance to it has a sign specifying who enters here. What type of people are they?

8. Blake St. 2208 W. 3600 to 3636 S.
Patrick Blake was a developer of the McKinley park neighborhood. Blake Street looks more like an alley than a street. Enter at Archer and go south. Note that some houses face Blake, while others face away. The building at the south end Is 3628 S. What color are their doors painted? 

9. Brennan Ave. 2300 E. 9600 to 9772 S
Edward P. Brennan was a building superintendent for a music store. In 1901 he wrote a letter to a newspaper proposing a unified and simplified street numbering system for the city, which at the time had three separate systems. He proposed that State and Madison be the base lines for the system and that the the streets be numbered like the lines on a graph. With the utmost urgency the city council passed his proposal seven years later. Five years after that Brennan opined that the city eliminate multiple street names for a single street and that do away with having different streets having the same name. Again It was done. He also picked names for about 300 new streets. The names mostly had historical significance about Chicago, So, Brennan helped this event to be possible. We had to give him some recognition, but couldn't find anything noteworthy on his 2 block long street, so we offer this multiple choice question:
What was Brennan' 3 nationality? .
A Irish
B. Lilliputian
C. Martian

10. Central Ave. 5600 w. 6964 N. to 6500 s.
Named so because it was the center of the Austin Community. Near Midway Airport at the northwest comer of 63rd and Central find the plaque. What bldg. does it commemorate? 

11. Cermak Road 2200 S. 338 E. to 4600 W. ‘
Named for Anton J Cermak Prohibition era mayor of Chicago who ran on a "wet" ticket. He was assinated March 6,1933.  16 days before Roosevelt signed the first bill relaxing the alcohol ban. 49 E. Is the site of Chef Luciano's. (Great Jerk Chicken). The small building that faces Wabash at the immediate west of the restaurant is also part of the business. Check out the unique architecture of this structure, and tell me what it once was.

12. Clark St. 100 W at 2138 S. to 1800 W. at 7553 N.
Named for General George Rogers Clark, a Revolutionary War hero. Visit the Wrigleyville area. Navigate around
construction to Bernie’s Tap and Grill at 3664 N. and read the message board facing north. What's it worth?

13 Drexel Ave 900 E 5100 to 9858 8.
After Francis M. Drexel, father of the sons that donated the land for this street. They owned most of West Englewood. At 51st, Drexel's statue sits atop the Drexel Fountain. What is his right arm on?

14. Drexel Blvd. 900 E. 3900 to 5052 S. ‘
Same origin as Drexel Ave. The sprawling McGill mansion is at 4938 S.   Two concrete posts frame the front gate. Of the four sides that are neither top nor bottom, how many are flat?

15. Eleanor Street 1200 W from 2500 S. to 2872 S.
Named for Eleanor Kinzie, the wife of John Kinzie one of Chicago‘ s first settlers. In the 2700 block of Eleanor Street where it meets Short Street Is the new Eleanor Boathouse. What are the colors of the new complex?

16 Ellis Ave. 600 E at 2600 S. to 1000E at 13526 S.
After Samuel Ellis. In 1935 he ran a bar at 35th and Vincennes. He also owned the land bounded by 31st. St., 39th. St., Cottage Grove and the lake. At 4559 S. you'll see what we believe to be the ugliest house In the N. Kenwood Historic District. Notice how the south facing side changes from limestone to face brick. Ugh! The front wrought iron fence has the maker's name on it. Who is he?

17. Exchange Ave. 4136 800 to 1200 W ,
Named for the Exchange Building of the Union Stockyards thru which it runs. Enter west bound from Halsted At about 900 West you will see the historic gate for the entrance to the yards. East bound and westbound exchange split to encompass a small parkway. The parkway Is a monument to the fire fighters who died in the line of duty Specifically those that died In the Stockyards fire of 1910. 
How many total park benches on the parkway?

18. What business was on fire in 1910?

19. Forrestville Ave. 532 E. 4300 to 13452 S.
After a section of Hyde Park.   11111 S. Forrestville is the site of the Hotel Florence, a magnificent structure built by rail car magnate George Pullman for visitors to his town of Pullman. Go to the south facing side. The walkway leading to the entrance has a stand with a sign atop it. The stand is left of the walk when viewed from the street. What does the sign say? 

20. Front Ave. 438 E.  at 11300 S. to 260 E. at 12126 S. -
No showdown with Marshall Dillon here. This street was so named because it fronts the III. Central RR tracks. You will find the Argus Brewery at 11314 S.  Careful, street sign at 113th is on north side pointing down an alley. Street starts on the south side of 113th.) Note the terra cotta horse heads that adorn the front of the building. The structure was originally the stable and carriage house for the Joseph Schlitz Brewery's distribution operation in the early 1900's. On the entry door next to the double barn doors is a sign with hours. What happens at those times? 2 Creds.

21. Fullerton Parkway 2400 N. 301 to 658 W.
Named for Alexander N. Fullerton, lawyer, real estate investor and lumber merchant. Motor through Lincoln park to the intersection where Fullerton Pkwy meets Clark St. How many guys on the southwest corner?

22. Halsted Street 3766 N. to 12960 S.
Named for the Halsted brothers, two Philadelphia bankers who financed many Chicago real estate ventures. The building at 1933 S. is rumored to have been a prohibition era clandestine brewery. Another former occupant (or front) left their name on the building. What is it?

23. Harper Ave. 501 E 5100 to 9412 3.
After William Rainey Harper.   First president of the University of Chicago. The north end of this street' Is a Hyde Park commercial strip. Note the Hyde park Cigar and Lounge at 5220 S. The base panels of the front wall have Cigar brand logos painted in white on a black background. What 2 are to the north of the entry?.

24. Bonus Question The building this smoke shop Is located in has a name associated with another type of substance. What is it?

25. Hoyne Avenue 2100 W. from 7546 N. to 11160 S.
Named for Thomas Hoyne, a mayor of Chicago for a disputed three months in 1876. Heart of Chicago: The beautiful St. Paul Catholic Church Is located on Hoyne Avenue at 22nd Place. At the south end of the entrance is a ramp, how many post support the railing on the right side when going up this ramp ?

26. Jackson Blvd. 300 S. 88e to 6000 W.
Named for Andrew Jackson, 7th president of the US. Take a tour through what's left of the once fashionable Near West Side of the 19th Century by visiting the 1500 blocks of Jackson and Adams. Stop at 1539 W. Jackson and view the turreted 3 story building. Look at the eastern most ground floor window facing the neighbor’s staircase. How many vertical bars protect the window?

27. Longwood Drive 2100 W. at 8700 S. to 2200 W. at 11864 S.
No known source for the name, possibly the tall trees that line this beautiful drive.
Beverly: Check out the Irish Castle 10244 S. Longwood Built as a 15 room mansion in the late 1880's, it also served as a girls college and is presently occupied by the Beverly Unitarian Church. Go to the parking lot In back of the building. Note the sign on the wall of the annex building just to the north, What does the arrow point to?

28. Longwood Drive 
Morgan Park The area around 108th has been rumored to have been a staging point for stolen horses in the 1800's. Check out the Bailey House at 10812 It was built In 1929. Who was the architect?

29. Martin Luther King Drive. 344 E at 2201 S to 400 E at 13274 S.
Named for the civil rights leader. View the Bronzeville area architecture by traveling South on MLK. Ida B. Wells, a civil rights advocate of en earlier era owned the house at 3624 S. Use the service drive to pull over for a closer look. The cylindrical turret has a corbel or base with re-enforcing ribs that look like spokes in a wheel. How many are there? 2 Creds

30. Martin Luther King Drive.
Robert S. Abbot founder of the Chicago Defender owned a duplex at 4742 S. It and 4740 have similar mailboxes near the sidewalk just inside the fence. Both boxes have horse figures, but the words above the figures are different. What are the 2 words? 3 Creds.

31. Newberry Ave. 828 W. 1204 to 17308.
After Walter L. Newberry, area businessman and philanthropist He bequethed over 2 million to establish the Newberry Library. He was buried in a rum barrel. 1611 S. is site of a tiny manufactoring co. What's the name on the door?

32. Oakley Blvd. 2300 W. 1558 N. to 1124 S.
Named for Charles Oakley, one of the earliest lllinois politicians accused of patronage. Cruise through the Ukranian Village to 835 N to see St Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral. The entrance has three arches, each with two support posts. With respect to the center one, how many cylindrical columns adorn each post.

33. Randolph Street. 150 N. 464 E. to 3140 W.
For Jon Randolph, U. S. Senator from Va. 1825 to 1827. 941 W. is the site of Meet and Whiskey, a bar designed to be just like a speakeasy. In fact, you have to enter through the back door and use that days password as posted on social media. When we visited, the alley had dumpsters blocking car traffic so you'll have to walk. Their door is not marked so look for the door with the red light to the left of it and higher than it. There is a green metal cabinet directly across the alley from their door What does the cabinet hold? 3 Creds

34. Rockwell Street. 2600 w. 7558 N. to 11458 s. :
For John A. Rockwell who developed land along the street a block north and a block south of Madison. The building at 2501 S. was once a workingman's bar: a home to shot and beer drinkers. Who calls it home now?

35 Stockton Drive. 280 w at 2400 N. to 40 W. at La Salle Dr. in Lincoln Park.
Named for Brigadier General Joseph Stockton, a hero of the Chicago Fire of 1871. He was credited with saving invaluable land title records by hauling then to the lake-shore and burying them in the sand. Go south on Stockton from Fullerton. Look beyond the first bus stop on the right. View the arched sculpture. What tree leaves are these?

36. Stony Island Ave. 1600 E. 5600 to 12962 S.
Named for a limestone ridge or hill that was the only thing above the water line when most of Chicago was a lake. The high point was a little east of Stony in the neighborhood now called Pill Hill. Take Stony to 91st St. and turn east to Constance (1832 E.) Turn South on Constance. The elevation is evident In the middle of the block.  At 9122 S. there is a house with two unusually shaped planters on either side of the walkway that leads to the front steps. What color are the planters? 

37. Wentworth. 200 W. 1600 to 12658 S.
After "Long John" Wentworth who served two terms as mayor in the mid 1800's. At 2212 S. is the beautiful ornate building tagged Pui Tak Center. This has been referred to as the city hall of Chinatown. The canopy over the center entry has how
many light bulb Sockets in the green area?

38 Western Ave. 2400 W. 7576 N. to 11856 S.
Once the western boundary of the city, so named. Go to 10426 S. to see Horse Theif Hollow Restaurant and Brewery. Check out those fancy carved front doors. On the south side of their building is a color coded map of Chicago neighborhoods. Of those with names on them, what is the northernmost one (that would be upper right)? 

39. Western Ave. All of the above plus at 23. 5 miles long, it' s the longest street in the city. Check out the Lock Down Bar and Grill at 1024 N They feature gourmet burgers named for perps of street crimes, prison activities and death. A mural adorns the north side of the bldg. From the front to the rear, across the TOTAL length of the bldg. how many crosses can you count? '

40 18th St. 1800 S. 328 E. to 4400 W.
Named for the #. Visit the Schoenhofen Brewery at 500 W. (near Canalport) The building to the west Has two dates and a symbol. What are all 3.

41. 21st- 2100 8.336 E. to 4400 W. 
Named for the #. There is a 2 story building at 2600 W. What is the terra cotta projection above the second floor windows?

42. 26th St 470 E. to 4600 W.
Named for the #. Check out the building at 2550 W. The west facing side has dock doors. Counting from the 26th st end what is on the 3rd door back?

43.31 st. St. 3100 S. 628 E. to 4600 W.
Named for the #.   At 300 W. is a 4 story multi use bldg. What name is above the 4th floor windows?

44. 35th St. 3500 S. 725 E. to 3800 W. 
Named for the #. Travel to the eastern endpoint. View the Stephen A. Douglas Tomb. On the western edge of the fenced area is the caretaker's house. View the side of the house via the alley going north. When the caretaker is not taking care, what kind of cable TV does he enjoy? (3 words). 2 Creds.

45 37th Street 3700 S. 814 E. to 3058 W. 
East of Western Boulevard in McKinley Park is a memorial and statue of President William F. McKinley. At the very base of his statue how many points are there ?

46. 95th St 9500 S. 3656 to 2356 W.
Named for the #     The 95th Street Bridge crosses the Little Calumet River at about 3300 East. This was the bridge the Blues Brothers jumped in their movie. Calumet Fisheries sits next to the bridge at 3259 E. How do you pay for your order there?