Civil War and Chicago’s Role: Rosehill Cemetery
From Lincoln's nomination to women's role in the war effort, hear the stories of Civil War-era heroes, villains and ordinary citizens.
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Fort Sheridan
Post Commander's Quarters
See how adaptive reuse has given this historic military base new life.
Post Commander's Quarters
Discover the history and architecture of Fort Sheridan, a former military base listed on the National Registry of Historic Places.
Architects and Styles
Meet
Rothblatt-Amrany Fine Arts Studio, 912 Lyster Rd., Highwood, IL
Designed by one of Chicago's most influential architects, Holabird and Roche, Fort Sheridan's buildings served military purposes from 1892-1993. See the concept of adaptive reuse implemented to transform former stables, barracks and arsenal depots to attractive and luxurious homes.
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Post Commander's Quarters
Fort Sheridan Barracks Tower
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Tour Accessibility
CAC is committed to improving access to our tours. The accessibility information below reflects our docents’ experience and is provided for general guidance only.
What to expect on this tour
Terrain & Surfaces
Easy - Paved and flat the entire route
Wheelchair & Walker Access
Easy - Fully accessible; no barriers
Steps or Stairs
Easy - No stairs, step-free route
Hearing Access
Easy - Quiet setting, easy to hear
Free Center Entry with Your Ticket
Ticket price includes entrance to the Chicago Architecture Center within 7 days of your walking or bus tour.
