Chicago Neighborhoods Project: Wrigleyville GROUP MEMBERS: RICHARD PADOVANO, BRIAN ROBINSON, HUDSON QUACKENBUSH, ANDREW ORESHKOV

Location Wrigleyville is located just off the Addesson Stop off of the Red Line. Immediately in front the station is Wrigleyfield.

Demographics Population: 94,368 ◦The population has been decreasing since 1950 ◦Most of the population is under the age of 30, with the median age of years old ◦50.1% female and 49.9% male

Median Income: $70,746

Demographics Crime Reports within the month: 36 Violent Crimes 219 Property Crimes Average Household Size 1.9 people

History The area that is Wrigleyville today was first a settlement that was founded in 1837 by Conrad Sulzer of Switzerland Wrigleyville was a working class neighborhood, however, with the introduction of Wrigleyfield it brought newfound income to the community

History Wrigleyfield was built in early 1914, and the Cubs started playing there in 1916 Wrigleyville is actually a nickname for the Central Lake View community area

Landmarks Wrigleyfield Although it is cliché that Wrigleyfield is the only landmark of Wrigleyville It defines the community

Reflections

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