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About Ridge Historical Society

The Ridge Historical Society operates a museum exhibit space in Chicago focused on the history and architecture of the Ridge Historic District. Its current exhibition marks the district's 50th anniversary with maps, historical information, and photographs documenting contributing homes and buildings. Visitors can explore work by architectural photographer Mati Maldre, including images made primarily in the 1980s for the Beverly Area Planning Association. The exhibit also covers the Longwood Drive, Walter Burley Griffin Place, and Beverly/Morgan Park Railroad Station historic districts. Admission is free, with public hours on Tuesdays and Sundays from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., except major holiday weekends, through the end of the year. The society is located at 10621 S. Seeley Ave. in Chicago.

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Exhibit about the Ridge Historic District’s 50th anniversary
Exhibit includes architectural photographs, maps, and information about historic districts

From ridgehistorical.org, checked 22 Oct 2026. Only what the business states on its own website.

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Highlights

Historic District Exhibits

Exhibits explore the Ridge Historic District's heritage and architectu

Architectural Photography

Features Mati Maldre's documentation of local historic buildings.

Free Public Admission

The current exhibit is open to the public at no charge.