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Chicago

Kenwood

Many a 19th–century suburb prided itself on wide lawns and tranquil settings, and Kenwood was no exception. Though it was annexed to Chicago over one hundred years ago, the suburban feeling lingers. These days, the architecturally enriched neighborhood contains everything from the residence of Louis Farrakhan to the oldest Jewish congregation in the city, KAM Isaiah Israel.

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	Restaurants (4)
	Nightlife (0)
	Shopping (4)
	Landmarks (5)

Other Kenwood Restaurants

Fung's Chop Suey
When you're thinking delivery.

Kenny's Ribs & Chicken
Cheap and good to go.

Lake Shore Café
Basic hotel food.

Original Pancake House
A pancake style for every person.

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Other Kenwood Landmarks

Drexel Square Park
Victorian gem boasting city's oldest suriving fountain donated by prominent banking family.

Louis Farrakhan Home
Well-guarded home of the leader of the Nation of Islam.

Rainbow/PUSH Coalition Headquarters
Originally the 1924 home of KAM Isaiah Israel, Chicago's oldest Jewish congreation, with late 1940s addition.

South Kenwood Mansions
Built in the early 1900s by wealthy businessmen looking to flee the cramped North Side. Once in a state of disrepair, the mansions have (mostly) been rehabbed and are still the Jewels of the South Side.

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