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South Shore began as a beachside summer retreat for wealthy Chicagoans in the late 19th century

Hyde Park is synonymous with the University of Chicago

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Puerto Rican immigrants had begun shaping the neighborhood west of the park into the vibrant community of Latino culture and cuisine that it remains today

Bucktown green South Shore began as aInspired by the warm sanctuary of St. Stanislaus Kostka, with notes of frankincense, myrrh, and amber. Bucktown, north of Wicker Park, was settled in the 1830s by Polish immigrants. The area was first established as the town of Holstein but annexed to Chicago in 1863. Both St. Stanislaus Kostka Church (built in 1867) and the neighborhood's name (a buck is a male goat in Polish) are a testament to its Polish heritage. Today, Bucktown is a hub for