1st Annual North Halsted Parade eve tour

Thanks to everyone who joined me on the first  Honorary Chicago - North Halsted Pride Parade eve walking tour of the brown honorary street signs and Legacy Walk.  See you at the Parade!

Temporary tattoo designed for the 2015 Pride Parade by Honorary Chicago.  Limited edition t-shirts available at local stores.

Join us for our newest walking  tour on Saturday, June 27th at North Halsted and Cornelia.  Honorary Chicago tells you the who, where, and why of Chicago's brown honorary street signs along the Pride Parade route and the fascinating stories of The Legacy Walk.  

Look for the Honorary Chicago Tour Flag.  There is no cost for the tour.  T-shirts, books, and other gifts will be available for purchase.  

Sandmeyer's Bookstore now carries the Honorary Chicago Guidebook

Sandmeyer's Bookstore, a gem in the Printers Row neighborhood, has recently added the Honorary Chicago Guidebook to it's collection of fine books. @sandmeyersbooks

New Book Release Sale!

Honorary Chicago Guidebook - now available!

Latest release - Honorary Chicago Guidebook on sale 30% off thru Dec. 31, 2014

https://www.createspace.com/5139746

Use this discount code for 30% off  

637ETQG8

Also available on Amazon

http://amzn.to/1wGeoP2  (discount code may not apply on Amazon - see Createspace link)

Veterans and Honorary Chicago

Captain James A. Lovell Jr.  U.S. Navy pilot and NASA Astronaut - Apollo Program.    Photo: L Zabors/Honorary Chicago

Honorary Chicago on Veterans Day

If you are passing by any of these Chicago honorary streets (the ones with the brown signs) give a salute in honor of Veterans Day.  

(in no particular order)

Veterans Street
POW/MIA Avenue
POW/MIA Way
AMVETS Post 243 Way
Private First Class Milton Lee Olive III (Olive Park)
Captain Ernest A. Griffin Place
Captain William J Hurley Drive
Captain L. Brenton Way
Captain William Pinkney Way
Captain James A. Lovell Way
Corporal Albert Bitten Place
Corporal John Thomas Olson U.S.M.C. 
Commander Richard J McCurrie Drive
Lieutenant T. C. Merrell Way
Private First Class Omar E. Torres Way
U.S. Marine Thomas L. Miller Way
Bill Veeck Drive
Dr. Joseph B. Kirsner Drive
Ed Paschke Way
Edward J Moskala Drive
George M. Burditt Place
Jay J. G. Schatz Way
Jesse C. White Way
Jim Murray Way
Lester J. Anixter Way
Mike Royko
Paul Ash Way
Phillip H. Corboy Ct.
Quentin J. Sisco Way
Robert F. Lundergan Way
Deacon Rudy Schoewe Way
Donald E. Mikesh Jr Way
Dr Paul P. Krolik, D.D.S. Way
Harry G. Comerford Way
Henry Ford II Bridge
Ray A. Kroc Way
Will S. Sider Way
Abraham Lincoln Marovitz Ct.
Casimir Pulaski Way

Did I miss any?  Let me know!  - Linda
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Tuesday, November 11, 2014
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9/9/2014 Dedication of Honorary Sign to Police Officers Hauser & Killroy

Today at 6pm there will be a dedication of an honorary street in 36th Ward of Alderman Nicholas Sposato, at the corner of West Palmer Street and North Nordica Avenue.

Police officers Gregory Hauser (age 43) & Raymond Killroy (age 47) of the Grand-Central Chicago Police District died in the line of duty on May 13, 1990 when called to the scene of a domestic dispute on Nordica Ave. 

Honorary Chicago to be interviewed on WGN Radio this Sunday

Linda Zabors of Honorary Chicago will be interviewed by David Plier on his Sunday morning radio show on WGN Radio 720AM. 

Free Honorary Chicago Walking Tours Sunday, Sept 7th

Look for the Honorary Chicago heart tour flag outside the Tribune Building and on North Michigan Avenue between noon and 2pm on Sunday, September 7th.  Free walking tours highlighting Chicago's brown honorary signs to commemorate the Honorary Chicago interview on WGN Radio on that morning.  

Mention WGN at the tour and take home the Honorary Chicago Guidebook for free (while supplies last).