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Lincoln Park is one of the most popular neighborhoods in the city. It is located along the lake and named after Lincoln Park, a great green space located on the shores of Lake Michigan. The area was originally the site for a fort built in the 1820s and was the site of a cemetery until the 1860s. It quickly became a major neighborhood in the 1830s and was a major Polish area after the civil war.
This area of the city was also the home to L. Frank Baum, who wrote the Wizard of Oz. The neighborhood is home to many famous sites like the Chicago Nature Museum and Lincoln Park Zoo. It is also home to great restaurants and an amazing nightlife. No trip to Chicago is complete without some time in Lincoln Park.
Kingston Mines completely lives up to its mantra of Hear the music, drink booze and talk loud. This bar also has a 4 am liquor license making it a party spot till very late into the night. There is also nice kitchen making it possible to enjoy food at both of the stages, one which always has music. Although a little more touristy then some other blues clubs, Kingston Mines is always a fun time every night of the week. Located at 2548 N. Halsted, Phone:773-477-4646, Cover: Yes. A beer will run you about $5.
The brown, purple and red line have several stops within Lincoln Park making the neighborhood easy to get to.
Halsted, Clark and Broadway are the main north-south streets. While Belmont, Diversy and Fullerton are the main east-west streets. Remember that parking is very hard to find in Lincoln Park so using public transportation might be a good idea.
Located East of the Red Line Belmont stop, mainly on north on Halsted, is the centre for the homosexual male population. There are some general LGBT bars and clubs here also.
Although a different neighborhood it is usually lumped with Lincoln Park.
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The US Postal Service is very good and well priced mail system. There are post offices in every small and large town for sending packages internationally or domestically. If wanting to send a letter or postcard it is best just to leave it in a blue mail box with the proper postage. There are also private postal services like FedEx, UPS and DHL.
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