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Planned center for accessible arts, culture, and community events.
Eugene S. Pike House
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About Eugene S. Pike House
The Eugene S. Pike House is being rehabilitated as a community cultural center for arts, culture, and events. Planned spaces include exhibitions, events, artmaking, and creative residencies for artists, writers, and musicians. Programming is expected to include exhibitions, concerts, artist talks, meetups for trail rides and other excursions, pop-up dining, and themed events connected to ecology, recreation, solitude, and cultural pride. The historic Tudor Revival house was designed by architect Harry Hale Waterman and built in 1894 for Eugene S. Pike. It stands on the grounds of Dan Ryan Woods Forest Preserve in Chicago and has been part of the Ridge Historic District since 1976. The foundation is raising funds, awareness, and engagement for its rehabilitation.
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Historic Tudor Revival
1894 house designed by architect Harry Hale Waterman.
Artist Residencies
Planned residencies for artists, writers, and musicians.
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