Ellen Shubart
About
Lifelong Chicagoan Ellen has worked more than two decades as a journalist, some years as a college-level instructor, and others as a city planning advocate. A historian by training, with master’s degrees in U.S. history and historic preservation, she has written two books for Arcadia Publishing, Glencoe, Illinois and Taylor Street, Chicago’s Little Italy. She spends her retirement giving tours of Chicago architecture with the Chicago Architecture Foundation.
Press
Learn about ‘One Dozen Top Dates and Stories of Chicago History’ at Oct. 26 webinar – Daily Herald
Gail Borden Public Library in Elgin will host "One Dozen Top Dates and Stories of Chicago History" Tuesday, Oct. 26.
Chicago: An Illustrated Timeline – WGN News
Local author Ellen Shubart talks about her new photo book that chronologically tells the Chicago story from its trading post beginnings to its role as a possible American megacity
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Events
What’s with Chicago? – Presentation and Book Signing
Fremont Public Library, Fremont Public Library, 1170 N Midlothian Rd., Mundelein, ILÂ 60060
Chicago: An lllustrated Timeline – Presentation and Book Signing
Elmhurst Public Library, 125 S. Prospect Avenue, Elmhurst, IL 60126