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The Loretto Chapel is famous for its “Miraculous Staircase.” Legend holds that, after nine days of intense prayer by the chapel’s nuns, a carpenter appeared at the church to construct this gravity-defying staircase. Then, he mysteriously disappeared. The nuns believe that the unknown man may have been St. Joseph.
With an open-air dining room in the summer, three roaring fireplaces in the winter, a private balcony room for groups of 10-15 people, enough history and ghost tales to fill an encyclopedia, 14 unique drafts, a locally sourced and delicious menu, a wide selection of single malts, bourbons & ryes AND a promise from Colin Cordwell that The Red Lion Pub will remain “a place to talk about ideas” this Lincoln Park Pub promises to offer something that’s hard to come by these days, in the neighborhood or the city of Chicago. |
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The Drake Hotel is a landmark of luxury set against the breathtaking backdrop of Lake Michigan. Just a 3-minute stroll from Oak Street Beach and a mile from the vibrant Navy Pier, this 1920-built hotel encapsulates the essence of Chicago’s rich history and elegance. With its meticulously designed guest rooms and the quintessential Palm Court for afternoon teas and cocktails, The Drake Hotel promises an unforgettable experience.
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Located 14 miles southwest of the Chicago Loop, the Village of Justice grew along the route of Archer Avenue. In 1904, Resurrection Catholic Cemetery was consecrated to serve the growing Polish Catholic community in the southwest area of the archdiocese. The Cemetery stimulated economic growth in the area, as visitors from Chicago came to visit their loved ones at Resurrection. The Cemetery spans 397 acres and has over 225,000 interments (as of 12/31/2022).
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