Videocassettes of
WTTW's Chicago Stories Series, 2002-2003 | |
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Descriptive Inventory for the Collection at the Chicago
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©
Copyright 2004, Chicago Historical Society, Clark Street at North Avenue,
Chicago, IL 60614 | |
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Title: |
Chicago Stories |
Inclusive
dates: |
[ca. 2002-2003] |
Main
entry: |
WTTW
(Television station : Chicago, Ill.) |
Accession
no.: |
2003.0077
V |
Extent: |
48
videocassettes (VHS) : sd., col., ;1/2 in. |
Restriction: |
Copyright
retained by WTTW. Written permission of WTTW required for
reproduction. |
Summary: |
Documentary
videos and interviews about Chicago history and social groups. John
Callaway served as interviewer and narrrator. Topics include politicians,
activists, laborers, athletes, people in arts and entertainment,
philanthropists, Riverview, Union Stockyards, Midway Airport, Edgewater
Beach Hotel, the Picasso, bungalows, architecture and preservation,
lakefront, civil rights marches, Eastland disaster, Century of Progress,
Mackinac Race, Studs Terkel, Marshall Field's Christmas windows, and
groups, including Swedes, Jews, Mexicans, Lithuanians, Greeks, American
Indians, African Americans. |
Provenance: |
Gift of
WTTW (2003.0077). |
Digital
resource: |
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Online
catalog headings: |
Afro-Americans -- Illinois --
Chicago. Architecture -- Illinois -- Chicago --
History. Boxing --
Illinois -- Chicago. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters Bungalows
-- Illinois -- Chicago. Burnham,
Daniel Hudson, 1846-1912 Century of
Progress International Exposition (1933-1934 : Chicago,
Ill.) Chicago
Bears (Football team) -- History. Chicago-Mackinac Island
Race. Christmas
decorations Coleman,
Bessie, 1896-1926 Daley,
Richard J., 1902-1976 Eastland
disaster, Chicago, Ill., July 24, 1915. Edgewater
Beach Hotel (Chicago, Ill.) Essanay
Film Manufacturing Company (Chicago, Ill.) Greek
Americans -- Illinois -- Chicago. Greeley,
Andrew M., 1928- Harris,
Arne Holleb,
Marshall M. Indians of
North America -- Illinois -- Chicago. Jews --
Illinois -- Chicago. Lithuanian
Americans -- Illinois -- Chicago -- History. Marshall
Field's (Department store) Mexican
Americans -- Illinois -- Chicago. Midway
Airport Mural
painting and decoration -- 20th century -- Illinois --
Chicago. Riverview
Park (Chicago, Ill.) O'Hare,
Edward Henry. Page,
Ruth. Petrillo,
James Caesar, 1892-1984. Picasso,
Pablo, 1881-1973 Prairie
Avenue (Chicago, Ill.) Pullman
porters Rosenwald,
Julius, 1862-1932 Rostenkowski,
Dan Shay,
Arthur Swedish
Americans -- Illinois -- Chicago. Taylor,
Koko. Terkel,
Studs, 1912- Union
Stock Yard & Transit Company of Chicago Veeck,
Bill, 1914-1986 WTTW
(Television station : Chicago, Ill.) Videos. Callaway,
John D. |
Container
list: |
1.
Chicago Stories: The Greeks in Chicago 2.
Chicago Stories: Saul Alinski 3.
Chicago Stories: Art Shay 4.
Chicago Stories: Lois Weisberg 5.
Chicago Stories: The Night RJD Bought NBC for JFK 6.
Chicago Stories 101: James Petrillo 7.
Chicago Stories 102: WPA Murals 8.
Chicago Stories 103: Arne Harris 9.
Chicago Stories 104: Dan Rostenkowski 10.
Chicago Stories 105: Koko Taylor 11.
Chicago Stories 107: Riverview 12.
Chicago Stories 109: 1933 World’s Fair 13.
Chicago Stories 110: The Race to Mackinac 14.
Chicago Stories 112: Daniel Burnham 15.
Chicago Stories 114: Ruth Page 16.
Chicago Stories 115: Prairie Avenue 17.
Chicago Stories 116: Field’s Christmas Windows 18.
Chicago Stories 117: Studs Terkel 19.
Chicago Stories 118. Our People 20.
Chicago Stories 119: ’85 Bears 21.
Chicago Stories 120: Pullman Porters 22.
Chicago Stories 121: Marshall Holleb 23.
Chicago Stories 123: The Swedes 24.
Chicago Stories 124: Those Films 25.
Chicago Stories 125: Stockyards 26.
Chicago Stories 126: Bill Veeck 27.
Chicago Stories 127: Jewish History in Chicago, 1833-1933: Romance of a
People 28.
Chicago Stories 128: Bessie Coleman 29.
Chicago Stories 129: Top Guns of ‘43 30.
Chicago Stories 130: Lost Chicago 31.
Chicago Stories 201: Golden Gloves 32.
Chicago Stories 202: Julius Rosenwald 33.
Chicago Stories 204: Edgewater Beach Hotel 34.
Chicago Stories 205: Midway Airport 35.
Chicago Stories 206: Chicago’s Bungalows 36.
Chicago Stories 207: The Eastland Disaster 37.
Chicago Stories 208: Pablo and the Boss 38.
Chicago Stories 209: Civil Rights on the North Shore 39.
Chicago Stories 210: The Staple Singers 40.
Chicago Stories 211: Francis O’Neill 41.
Chicago Stories 212: The Richard Nickel Story 42.
Chicago Stories 213: Chicago’s Urban Indians 43.
Chicago Stories 214: How Chicago Rocked the ‘60s 44.
Chicago Stories 215: Father Andrew Greeley 45.
Chicago Stories 216: Mary Mitchell 46.
Chicago Stories 219: Mexican Church 47.
Chicago Stories 220: The Lithuanians 48.
Chicago Stories 221: Harlem Globetrotters |
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