Rogers Park

CTL-E-1939 · Neighborhood · community area · 19th century–present

VERIFIED evidence grade of this record

Far North Side Chicago community area on the city’s northern border; neighborhood of the 1900 W. Greenleaf Avenue shared church building.

The record

Also known as: Rogers Park, Chicago, Chicago Community Area 1

Notes

RELP48 new entity. served_neighborhood targets for CTL-E-0418 and CTL-E-1938.

Relationships

Evangelical Bethel Church of Chicago — served by
Rogers Park is served by the Evangelical Bethel Church of Chicago, the Haitian congregation meeting at 1900 W. Greenleaf Avenue.
Rogers Park Baptist Church — served by
Rogers Park is served by the Rogers Park Baptist Church at 1900 W. Greenleaf Avenue.

Referenced by

Evangelical Bethel Church of Chicago — served neighborhood → this record
Rogers Park Baptist Church — served neighborhood → this record

Sources

mapcarta — Rogers Park Baptist Church (places Rogers Park on Chicago’s northern border)
RPWRHS HistoryWiki — Rogers Park Baptist Church

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