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  2. Roseland, Chicago - Wikipedia

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roseland,_Chicago

    Roseland was annexed into Chicago in 1892. The Roseland area became a very cosmopolitan community made up of multi cultural, ethnic and racial backgrounds. There was a large population of Italian Americans just east of Roseland in the Kensington community .

  3. Roseland’s transformation captured in 1970 student film

    chicagoreader.com/arts-culture/roselands-transformation-captured-in-1970...

    shot the film, and Roseland’s commercial strip on Michigan Avenue between 111th and 115th Streets was festooned for Old Fashioned Days, an annual celebration of commerce—and a staple of ...

  4. Roseland - Encyclopedia of Chicago

    www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/1094.html

    By the 1890s, when all of Roseland was finally annexed to Chicago, it had become an ethnically and religiously diverse retail and residential community surrounded by a growing number of large industries. The hiring policies of Pullman and other industries shaped Roseland's population and politics.

  5. Roseland Timeline

    www.pullman-museum.org/thePeople/pdfs/RoselandTimeline.pdf

    1887 Henry Nehring arrived in Roseland; all the sidewalks were wooden; only paved street was 111th street from Indiana to the Illinois Central tracks; mud in streets could be 10 or 12 inches deep.

  6. The 'Old Roseland': One Man's Experience During White Flight

    chicagoist.com/2014/07/19/old_roseland_one_mans_experience_du.php

    With its beginnings as a Dutch settlement in the 1840s, “de Hooge Prairie,” or the High Prairie, continued on as a predominately Caucasian inhabited area. Roseland was home to blue collar...

  7. History - Grcc

    www.greaterroselandchamber.org/history

    History. The village of Roseland had its origins in 1849, when a band of recently arrived Dutch families built their homes along the Chicago-Thornton Road. During the late 1800’s, George M. Pullman planned a model industrial city built around a factory that manufactured his “Palace” railway coaches.

  8. Roseland - WTTW Chicago

    interactive.wttw.com/southside/far-southeast/roseland

    Roseland. Settled by Dutch immigrants in the 1840s, Roseland was originally called “High Prairie” (“de hooge prairie” in Dutch) for its setting, which was slightly higher than their previous settlement in current-day South Holland.

  9. Explore Chicago’s historic Pullman and Roseland neighborhoods

    www.choosechicago.com/blog/architecture-history/explore-chicagos-historic...

    The Roseland and Pullman areas are the birthplace of many notable Chicagoans, such as NFL Hall of Famer Dick Butkus and world-renowned comedian Deon Cole. Roseland was named by Dutch immigrants in the 1800s due to the high volume of roses and other flowers maintained by residents.

  10. Can This Neighborhood Be Changed? - Chicago Reader

    chicagoreader.com/news-politics/can-this-neighborhood-be-changed

    Roseland’s story is a familiar one. For many the neighborhood became synonymous with white flight and blockbusting starting in the 1960s, but the far-south-side community hit hard times when ...

  11. Roseland’s historyChicago Tribune

    www.chicagotribune.com/2006/06/09/roselands-history

    Roselands history. By Chicago Tribune. UPDATED: August 21, 2021 at 4:52 PM CST. The article on history of Roseland made me sad and thoughtful, as mention of the old neighborhood always does...