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Many think that the entire cemetery is refered to as 'Jewish Graceland Cemetery' but this is not true. Only the south cemetery became Jewish Graceland Cemetery (named for the corporation owning it).In the early 1990's, the north cemetery also became known as Jewish Graceland Cemetery when it was purchased by that same corporation owning the south. The center two cemeteries are NOT Jewish Graceland Cemetery. These sections are owned by Hebrew Beneavolent Society, and is in no way connected to Jewish Graceland Cemetery Corporation.As of April 2007,Jewish Graceland Cemetery is now under new ownership and management and they have put a lot of work into restoring the old cemetery.

The renovated Mc.D's. Not a bad place, is surounded by other restaurants. Has late night drive through service

Went there, eh.

One of the best places to experience mexican culture in chicago.

good place for food

State Place extends north to E 11th Street. This aerial (12/11/2007) doesn't reflect the construction of the State Place tower.

Let's hope that the cemetery can be removed in a respectful manner and relocated nearby.

Its a co-op, not the projects, like most beleave.

Is this the place that used to be known as "The Rosenwald Institute in Chicago"?

Closed Fall of 2007. Complete gut renovation is occuring now (12/07). Future site of ???

The best cheese fries in the world. Some kind of delicious fake cheese sauce! mmmmmmm....

actually this is misidentified. The location marked is Daley college. The archives are immediately to the west

this is where i work and i spend more time in this building than in my house

siema Polaczki POLAND

Actually, Mies was right about the address, but the location is 2 blocks north of here, inbetween 32nd and 33rd, so I was right about the fact that someone wrongly identified the exact building this restaurant is located in.

The address is 3436 S. Halsted, NOT 3236. But you have the right location where this place is located.

i grew up on touhy ave. it was great. then, we had hippies. i remember once, the national guard marching down our street when dr. martin luther king got shot, killed. nothing happened and my brother and i went out to play. we felt safe there growing up. the beach was our lifestyle, still is. remember, what goes around comes around so says JT. the area will be great again. bohemian can be fun if you have an open mind. just take care, it's not so open that things fall out.

Cool if you're into sports

This the one place that I come to everytime I come up to Chicago from St. Louis. It has the best food hands down and is beyond good. The margaritas will get you if your not careful! So worth the 300 mile trip every damn time!