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… one of eight new African American heritage sites located throughout … Asbury Ave. named new African American heritage site
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Evanston Sanitarium’s original home at 1918 Asbury Ave. named new African American heritage site
At the turn of the 20th century, neither Evanston Hospital nor St. Francis Hospital served the local black community. Instead, black residents had to travel to Chicago for medical care or receive at-home treatment — until the creation of the Evanston Sanitarium in 1914. Founded by married black
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House of Edwin B. Jourdain Jr., city’s first black alderman, designated new African American heritage site
… . was named one of eight African American heritage sites across the city … 1918 Asbury Ave. named new African American heritage site — Ebenezer AME Church … 1813 Benson Ave. named new African American heritage site Comments
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Ebenezer AME Church’s original home at 1813 Benson Ave. named new African American heritage site
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