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Upscale River North in Grittier Times

Black and white photos capture River North in a very different era.

03/24/2022

Jay's Chicago

Upscale River North in Grittier Times

Clip: Season 2022 Episode 7 | 4m 36sVideo has Closed Captions

Black and white photos capture River North in a very different era.

The area we call River North now offers a trendy mix of restaurants, bars and galleries. But it wasn’t always that way – especially on one stretch of North Clark Street. Longtime Chicago photographer and filmmaker Tom Palazzolo lived there in the 1960’s and captured that time better than anyone. His photos are now in a book called, simply, Clark Street.

03/24/2022

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