Ann Durkin Keating, author of Chicagoland: City and Suburbs in the Railroad Age and Professor of History at North Central College, keynotes the 10th Annual Calumet Heritage Conference, a day of reflection on the theme of regionalism in the corner of Chicagoland known as the Calumet region. Keating will be speaking on “Regionalism in Chicago Before the Burnham Plan." Rod Sellers -- historian, author and curator of an exhibit at the Southeast Chicago Historical Museum on “Burnham in the Calumet” -- reviews some of the bi-state planning history since the Burnham Plan in a talk that follows Keating’s. And a panel of folks who have been intimately involved in CHP’s past and future will track where CHP has been in its short life and discuss some of the thinking about where it might go as regional planning efforts in the Calumet region continue to move forward.
This program was offered on these dates:
Saturday, October 10, 2009 8:30am to 1:00pm
Calumet Heritage Partnership
Cost: $20; $15 for CHP members
Contact: Michael Siola, 773-995-2964
Website: www.calumetheritage.org
Location:
Chicago State University Academic Library
9501 S. Martin Luther King Dr.
New Academic Library
Chicago, IL
773-646-0436
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