Chicago Historic Resources Survey
Between 1983 and 1995 the City surveyed every Chicago building put up before 1940, color-coding each one for age, physical integrity and possible significance. Red and orange are the top two of seven ratings, and they still carry weight in preservation review. A building in the survey is not necessarily a landmark.
Survey by the Commission on Chicago Landmarks. Chapter digitized by Preservation Chicago from the copies in our library; field maps from the Internet Archive.
- 63rd Street Bathing Pavilion South Lake Shore Dr and 63rd St · built 1919 · South Park Commission Architects · designated December 8, 2004 Sports and recreation
- Emmett Till and Mamie Till- Mobley House 6427 South Street Lawrence Avenue · built 1895 · designated January 27, 2021 Houses
- Lorado Taft's Midway Studios 6016 S. Ingleside Drive · built 1890-1929 · Unknown; O F Johnson, 1929 addn; Edw. D. Dart, 1964 · designated December 1, 1993 Studios and workshops
- Lorraine Hansberry House 6140 S. Rhodes Avenue · built 1909 · Albert G. Ferree · designated February 10, 2010 Houses
- St. Gelasius Church Building 6401-09 S. Woodlawn Avenue · built 1923-28 · Henry J. Schlacks · designated January 14, 2004 Places of worship
- Statue of the Republic Jackson Park at Hayes & Richards Drs · built 1918 · Daniel Chester French, sculptor; Henry Bacon, architect · designated June 4, 2003 Monuments and sculpture