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Edward Robert McClelland

A Stop at the Chicago Hip Hop Heritage Museum
By Edward McClelland
The city’s contribution to hip hop goes back all the way to Soul Train — hosted by former Chicago cop Don Cornelius. Read more
The 10 Best 21st Century Chicago Nonfiction Books
By Edward McClelland
The 10 best titles include a future president's memoir, an account of the 1893 Columbian Exposition, and a WBEZ reporter's look at South Side segregation. Read more
The 10 Best 21st Century Chicago Novels
By Edward McClelland
From The Great Believers to Divergent, we're naming these our 10 favorite modern fiction titles set in Chicago. Read more
A Visit to the Stamp King of Chicago
By Edward McClelland
Americans are sending less mail than they used to, but that doesn't mean Charles Berg has any plans to close up shop. Read more
The 575 Miles of the Mississippi River in Illinois
By Edward McClelland
Our state doesn't do much with the storied river — despite having more of it than any other state — but it's worth the road trip to discover hidden Illinois history. Read more
‘Look at How Beautiful and Majestic that 747 Is’
By Edward McClelland
Spending the day with the ORD Airport Watchers, waiting for the Big One (an Airbus A-380). Read more
How to Take a Circle Tour of Lake Michigan
By Edward McClelland
From the Mascot Hall of Fame in Whiting, Indiana, to St. Ignace’s Mystery Spot in Michigan, to a fish boil at the Pelletier’s in Fish Creek, Wisconsin. Read more
Few Chicagoans Have Heard of the Deadliest Day in State History
By Edward McClelland
Today marks the 100th anniversary of the Herrin Massacre, when 21 "scabs" were killed by union miners. Read more
Urban Exploration Is ‘100 Percent More Difficult’ These Days
By Edward McClelland
Photographer Eric Holubow says social media — and technology in general — has made sneaking into abandoned buildings much trickier. Read more
The World’s Largest Reasons to Pull Over in the Midwest
By Edward McClelland
The region may not have majestic mountains or glittering seasides, but some kitschy roadside attractions can lure travelers to stop. Read more
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