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- 1. The Loop Dan, Ryan, Zoe, Claudia
- 2. The Loop Attractions Surrounded by the Chicago River and Lake Michigan. Grant Park, Millennium Park, Art Institute of Chicago. Joffrey Ballet, Willis Tower, Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
- 3. History of the Area Then: In the early 1900s the loop was only for work and pleasure because no one could afford to live there. In 1964 Mariana CIty: first post-war high rise residential building Now: the rich claim downtown and there are residential and office buildings spread throughout.
- 4. Median Income $96,426 Avg. house: $1.9 million
- 5. Demographics 1.511 square miles Population: 39,404 20.4% born outside of the US 425.4 crime index (235.9 US avg)
- 6. How to get to the Loop Walk to Loyola Station Board the Red Line (toward 95th). Exit train at Lake stop Go to E. Washington St. About a .2 mile walk
- 7. The Art Institute of Chicago
- 8. The Art Institute of Chicago
- 10. Millennium Park
- 11. The Bean Millennium Park Tourist attraction
- 13. Bibliography "Blog." Then and Now: A Brief History of the Chicago 'L' / LoopChicago.com / Chicago Loop Alliance. N.p., n.d. Web. 26 Oct. 2016. Gallagher, Mari. "Watch "TEDxWindyCity -- Mari Gallagher -- Food Deserts" Video at TEDxTalks." TEDxTalks. N.p., n.d. Web. 23 Oct. 2016. "The Loop." Point2Homes. N.p., n.d. Web. 26 Oct. 2016. <http://www.point2homes.com/US/Neighborhood/IL/Chicago/The-Loop- Demographics.html>.