After the flood of 1956, the people of Chicago decided to leave the area to nature. The result is now Jackson Park and its lagoon.
posted by Country Mouse at 6:09 PM
Friday, August 26, 2005
After the flood of 1956, the people of Chicago decided to leave the area to nature. The result is now Jackson Park and its lagoon.
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1 Comments:
Yeah, um, I don't think there was an actual flood. I just didn't know why that crap was out in the water.
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