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= Women's Studies: =


 * //Walking with women in chicago.//**

//**Women building Chicago: a biographical dictionary**// by Rima Lunin Schultz & Adele Hast.
 * 1088 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 305.4097731 SCH**

**//The Jane Addams reader//** edited by Jean Bethke Elshtain.
 * 488 pages.
 * **CHI 305.4097731092 ADA**

= City Planning: = //**The politics of place: a history of zoning in Chicago**// by Joseph P. Schwieterman & Dana M. Caspall.
 * 188 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.12 SCH**

//**The Plan of Chicago: Daniel Burnham and the remaking of the American city**// by Carl Smith.
 * 183 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.12 SMI**
 * **[|Read a review].**

//**Downtown Chicago in transition**// by [|Eric Bronsky]& [|Neal Samors].
 * 253 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.342 BRO**

= Chicago Neighborhoods: = **The old Chicago neighborhood: remembering life in the 1940's** by [|Neal Samors]& Michael Williams.
 * 207 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.7609 SAM**
 * **[|Read book review].**

//**Chicago: city of neighborhoods (histories and tours)** .//by Dominic A. Pacyga & Ellen Skerrett
 * New acquisition 2013/2014. **
 * 582 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.7609 PAC**

**//Division Street: America//** by Studs Terkel.
 * New acquisition 2013/2014. **
 * 381 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.7609 TER**

//**Streets of the Near West Side**// by William S. Bike.
 * 111 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.7609 NEW bik**

//**Near West Sde stories: struggles for community in Chicago's Maxwell Street neighborhood**// by Carolyn Eastwood.
 * 353 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.7609 NEW eas**

//**Chicago's Maxwell Street**// by Lori Grove & Laura Kamedulski.
 * 127 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.7609 NEW max**

//**Taylor Street: Chicago's Little Italy**// by Kathy Catrambone & Ellen Shubart.
 * Acquisition added 2013/20 ** 14
 * 127 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.7609 NEW tay**

N//**eighborhoods within neighborhoods: twentieth century life on Chicago's far North Side**// by Neal Samors and Michael Williams.
 * 239 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.7609 NOR**

//**Portage Park**// by Daniel Pogorzelski & John Maloof.
 * 126 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.7609 NWS por**

//**Building the South Side: urban space and civic culture in Chicago (1890-1919)**// by Robin F. Bachin.
 * 414 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.7609 SOU**

//**Chicago's South Side (1946-1948)**// by Wayne F. Miller,
 * 112 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.7609 SOU**

//**The South Side: the racial transformation of an American community**// by Louis Rosen.
 * 186 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.7609 SOU**

//**The Victory Monument: the beacon of Chicago's Bronzeville**// by Dempsey J. Travis.
 * 132 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.7609 SOU bro**

//**Bronzeville: black Chicago in pictures**// **(1941-1943)** by Haren Stange.
 * 254 pages
 * **Call #: CHI 307.7609 SOU bro**

//**Chicago's historic Pullman district**// by Frank Beberdick.
 * 127 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.7609 SOU pul**

//**Pullman: portrait of a landmark community**// by Fred Leavitt & Nancy Miller
 * 79 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.7609 SOU pul**

**//Inspired by nature: the Garfield Park conservatory & Chicago's West Side//** by Julia S. Bachrach and Jo Ann Nathan.
 * 150 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 307.7609 WES gar**
 * **Read Chicago Tribune [|book review].**

Also see the Newberry Libraries online //**[|Chicago Neighborhood Guide].**//

= Political Conventions: = **//Inside the Wigwam: Chicago Presidential conventions (1860-1996)//** by R. Craig Sautter & Edward M. Burke.
 * 310 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 324.5 SAU**

= Labor and Business: =

**//Death in the Haymarket: a story of Chicago, the first labor movement and the bombing that divided Gilded Age America//** by James Green.
 * New acquisition 2014/2015 **
 * 383 pages,
 * **Call #: Chi 331.8 HAY gre**

//**Haymarket scrapbook**// edited by Dave Roediger & Franklin Rosemont.
 * 255 pages,
 * **Call #: Chi 331.8 HAY roe**

**//The 1937 Chicago steel strike: blood on the prairie//** by john F. Hogan.
 * New acquisition 2014/2015 **
 * 154 pages,
 * **Call #: Chi 331.8 LIB hog**

//**Beyond the martyrs: a social history of Chicago's anarchists (1870-1900)**// by Bruce C. Nelson.
 * 305 pages.
 * **Call #: Chi 331.8 NEL**

//**The Pullman strike of 1894**// by Rosemary Laughlin.
 * 144 pages.
 * **Call #: Chi 331.8 PUL lau**

//**The Pullman strike and the labor movement in American history**// by R. Conrad Stein.
 * 128 pages.
 * **Call #: Chi 331.8 PUL ste**

//**Beer: a history of brewing in Chicago**// by Bob Skilnik.
 * 416 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 338.7 BEE ski**

//**Carson Pirie Scott: Louis Sullivan and the Chicago department store**// by Joseph Siry.
 * 290 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 338.7 CAR sir**

//**Carson's: the history of a Chicago shopping landmark**// by Gayle Soucek.
 * 125 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 338.7 CAR sou**

**//Give the lady what she wants: the story of Marshall Field & Company//** by Lloyd Wendt & Herman Kogan.
 * 383 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 338.7 MAR giv**

//**Sears, Robuck Home Builders Catalog: the complete illustrated 1910 edition.**//
 * 165 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 338.7 SEA**

//**Chicago pride: The stockyards, Packingtown, and enviorns in the 19th century**// by Louise Carroll Wade.
 * 423 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 338.7 STO wad**

//**Chicago Tribune: the rise of a great American newspaper**// by Lloyd Wendt.
 * 861 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 338.7 TRI wen**

= = = Law Enforcement: = //**End of watch: Chicago ploice killed in the line of duty (1853-2006)**// by Edward M. Burke & Thomas J. O'Gorman.
 * 365 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 363.2092 BUR**

= Social Problems and Services: = //**How long will I cry? Voices of youth**// **//violence//** edited by Miles Harvey. =New Acquisition 2013/2014=
 * 244 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 361.1 HAR**

//**100 Years at Hull House**// edited by Mary Lynn McCree Bryan & Allen F. Davis. =New Acquisition 2013/2014= = =
 * 335 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 362.84 BRY**

= Housing: =

**//The poorhouse: subsidized housing in Chicago 1895-1976//** ​(1st edition) by Devereux Bowly Jr.
 * 254 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 363.585 BOW**

= Crime & Criminals = //**The Chicago Outfit**// by John Binder.
 * 127 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 364.106 BIN**

//**Al Capone: the biography of a self-made man**// by Fred D. Pasley.
 * 355 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 364.106092 CAP**

//**Al Capone**// by Diane Yancey.
 * 112 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 364.106092 CAP**

//**For the thrill of it: Leopold, Loeb, and the murder that shocked Chicago**// by Simon Blaatz.
 * New acquisition 2013/2014 **
 * 535 pages.
 * **Call # CHI 364.152 BAA**

//**Alchemy of bones: Chicago's Luetgert murder case of 1897**// by Robert Loerzel.
 * 319 pages.
 * **Call # CHI 364.152 LOE**
 * **[|Read book review]**posted by Northern Illinois University**.**

 **//Murder and mayhem on Chicago's north side//** by Troy Taylor.
 * New acquisition 2013/2014. **
 * 125 pages.
 * **Call # CHI 364.152 TAY**

//**Brokers, bagmen, & moles: fraud & corruption in the Chicago Futures markets**// by David Greising & Laurie Morse.
 * 337 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 364.168 GRE**

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= Colleges and Universities: =

//**The University of Illinois at Chicago: a pictorial history**// by Fred Beuttler, Melvin G. Holli, and Rovert V. Remini.
 * 128 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 378.115 BEU**

= Water Transportation = **//Chicago maritime: an illustrated history//** by David M. Young.
 * 248 pages.
 * **Call #: CHI 378 YOU**