South Side Community Art Center
Verified evidence grade of this record
Historic Bronzeville community art center and gallery
The record
- Also known as: 3831 South Michigan Avenue
Notes
3831 S. Michigan Ave; first classes December 15, 1940; formally dedicated by Eleanor Roosevelt May 7, 1941.
Relationships
- Bronzeville — located in
Bronzeville arts center
Referenced by
- South Side Community Art Center Dedication — held at → this record
Sources
- South Side Community Art Center — institutional history (primary source)
- NPS: South Side Community Art Center nomination (primary source)
- Preservation Chicago: South Side Community Art Center
- City of Chicago — Chicago Landmark designation (South Side Community Art Center, 3831 S Michigan Av), Individual Landmarks, data.cityofchicago.org (harvested 2026-10-02) (primary source)
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