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Edward Robert McClelland

A Life Selling Music to the West Side
By Edward McClelland
Marie Henderson, owner of Out of the Past Records, has made the West Garfield Park shop a haven for old-school tunes and connection since 1986. Read more
Return of the Rahmosaurus
By Edward McClelland
It seems improbable that our former mayor could make a successful run for the White House. So why is he eyeing it? Read more
Why Does Chicago Have Elevated Trains?
Answered by Edward McClelland
The two main reasons that we didn't go underground first. Read more
Our Favorite Used Bookstores in Town
By Edward McClelland
From how easy it is to find books to what we've bought, here's a quick guide to some great bookshops. Read more
The Equalizing Spirit of a Sailboat
By Edward McClelland
For people with disabilities like Patrick LoDuca, sailing is a gateway to independence. Read more
A Brief History of Nepotism in Chicago Politics
By Edward Robert McClelland
With Alderperson Walter Burnett Jr. hoping to see his 29-year-old son, Walter III, appointed to his seat, we're taking a look at some of the most notable family succession plans in the city. Read more
A Little Insight on a Few Crowded Races
By Edward McClelland
Here’s who we know is running in the contested Congressional races in Illinois, and who is taking the lead (for now). Read more
Can Tangling With Trump Boost the Mayor’s Popularity?
By Edward McClelland
The only politician less popular among Chicago voters than Johnson may be Trump. Read more
What Was Chicago’s First Skyscraper?
Answered by Edward McClelland
Designed by famed architect William Le Baron Jenney and completed in 1885, it rose 10 stories (and eventually 12, after an addition six years later). Read more
Has a Chicago Mayor Ever Been Assassinated?
Answered by Edward McClelland
Two, in fact — although one wasn't intentional (the bullet was meant for a president). Read more
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