Bronzeville

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Bronzeville is a historic neighborhood on Chicago’s South Side known as a major center of African American culture, business, and arts, often called the “Black Metropolis.”

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Rosenwald Courts Apartments locatedIn Bronzeville
Rosenwald Courts Apartments neighborhood Bronzeville
Rosenwald Courts Apartments hasCulturalAssociation Bronzeville arts and culture community
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L.C. Thurman associatedWithPlace Bronzeville, Chicago (South Side blues area)
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Regal Theatre neighborhood Bronzeville
Douglas, Chicago hasPart Bronzeville, Chicago
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Douglas, Chicago hasLandmark Bronzeville Walk of Fame
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Douglas community area borderedBy Bronzeville neighborhood
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Illinois's 1st congressional district containsNeighborhood Bronzeville
47th (Red Line station) locatedIn Bronzeville
Oakland, Chicago borderedBy Bronzeville, Chicago
subject linked to: Oakland
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Grand Boulevard adjacentTo Bronzeville neighborhood
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Grand Boulevard associatedWith Bronzeville neighborhood
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Grand Boulevard hasCulturalAssociation Bronzeville cultural district
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Bronzeville neighborhood (portion) hasHeritageDesignation Black Metropolis–Bronzeville District Chicago Landmark
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Martin Luther King Jr. Drive (Chicago) passesThrough Bronzeville, Chicago
subject linked to: Martin Luther King Jr. Drive
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31st Street Harbor near Bronzeville neighborhood
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47th Street (Chicago) hasNeighborhoodAlong Bronzeville
subject linked to: 47th Street
Oakwood/41st Street Beach near Bronzeville neighborhood
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Douglas Tomb State Historic Site locatedIn Bronzeville, Chicago
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