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Nichols Park

CTL-PL-0146 · Place

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Nichols Park (officially Nichols (John Fountain) Park) is a Chicago Park District park of 11.48 acres at 1355 E. 53rd St. in Chicago's Hyde Park community; the Park District acquired the property in 1964, and the park honors Hyde Park artist and urban planner John Fountain Nichols (1912-1980), per the Chicago Park District (tier 1/2). (fetched in full 2026-10-17)

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