Compiled by historian Bill Tyre (area surveyed in April 1985).
Address | Year | Architect | Notes |
4039 W. Addison | 1916 | William Bennett | |
4150 W. Addison | 1929 | Charles Wallace | St. Viator Church |
4016 W. Belle Plaine | 1880s | John Monk house | |
4362 W. Grace | 1856 | J. Gray farmhouse | |
4200 W. Irving Park | 1889 | Mee’s Grocery | |
4201 W. Irving Park | 1910s | Hatzfeld & Knox | Irving Park Bank |
3600 N. Kedvale | 1910 | St. Viator School | |
3801 N. Kedvale | 1911 | Dwight Perkins | Irving Park School |
3857 N. Kedvale | 1870s | Richard Mates house | |
4221 N. Kedvale | 1910s | John S. Van Bergen (?) | |
4242 N. Kedvale | 1920s | ||
4309 N. Kedvale | 1920s | ||
3656 N. Keeler | 1922 | Clarence Lampe | Brick two-flat |
3740 N. Keeler | 1880s | ||
3746 N. Keeler | 1880s | ||
3757 N. Keeler | 1870s | Holcomb house | |
3800 N. Keeler | 1870s | ||
3808 N. Keeler | 1870s | ||
3833 N. Keeler | 1890 | ||
3900 N. Keeler | 1909 | Perley Hale | |
3926 N. Keeler | 1889 | Clarence Tabor | Loucks house |
4132 N. Keeler RED | 1870s | ||
4137 N. Keeler | 1880s | ||
4140 N. Keeler | 1890s | ||
4207 N. Keeler | 1910s | Hall & Baker | |
4253 N. Keeler | 1890s | ||
4317 N. Kenneth | 1890s | ||
4122 N. Keystone | 1914 | Charles Sorenson | |
4128 N. Keystone | 1929 | Raymond Gregori | Apartments |
3935 N. Kilbourn | 1890s | ||
4107 N. Kilbourn | 1890s | ||
4034 N. Kildare | 1900s | ||
4047 N. Kildare | 1900s | ||
4319 N. Kildare | 1900s | ||
3849 N. Kostner | 1905 | ||
4032 N. Kostner | 1890s | ||
4036 N. Kostner | 1890s | ||
3836 N. Lowell | 1904 | ||
3909 N. Lowell | 1903 | ||
4041 N. Lowell | 1905 | Elmer C. Jensen | |
4356 N. Lowell | 1890s | ||
3601 N. Milwaukee RED | 1910 | Dwight Perkins | Schurz High School |
4400 W. Montrose | 1893 | School? | |
4025 N. Pulaski | 1929 | Kocher & Larson | Art Deco apartment |
3812 N. Tripp | 1870s | ||
3916 N. Tripp | 1892 | ||
3945 N. Tripp | 1874 |
A RED rating is the highest designation (one step above ORANGE) but still not protected unless designated a landmark by the City Council of Chicago.