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TAYLOR STREET ARCHIVES
A chronicle of the Italian-American Experience
www.taylorstreetarchives.com
Welcome to the Taylor Street Archives Web Site. This directory is primarily
designed to preserve the names and memories of those who:
1. Emigrated to Chicago's legendary Taylor Street neighborhood(one of the
many little Italys throughout these United States of America) from southern Italy
at the turn of the 20th century; and
2. Their offspring who were born and raised in Taylor Street’s “Little Italy.”
To access the following, click on the appropriate button:
A: TSA Newsletters (Updates)
1. Prologue introduction and genesis to the Taylor Street Archives.
2. Dedication
3. Hull House: Bowen Country Club
4. Stories: Growing up in Taylor Street's Little Italy The Club; Cinder Stadium,
etc.
5. Scholarship to student who submits the best essay/article on Growing Up in
Taylor Street’s “Little Italy.” To be eligible for the $1,000 scholarship, a family
member must be registered in the Archives
6. Instructions on completing the profile and use of the Archives
7. Application/Profile to be listed in the Taylor Street Archives. You can
download the application for your personal use or you can contact Vincent Romano
(email is the preferable mode of communication) to request applications for you
and others who may qualify.
8. Directory to search the archives for former and current Taylor Street
residents. You will be able to search by:
-Surname
-Street
-School
-Church, etc.
9. Links to other websites of similar Italian American interest.
10. Neighborhood/Groups
11. Mission Statement
Business owners can have packets of applications delivered to their place of
business for the benefit of their patrons who are eligible to be listed in the archives.
For additional information regarding listing in the Taylor Street Archives, contact:
Vincent J. Romano
1524 So. Sangamon #803
Chicago, IL 60608
Email: vromano@taylorstreetarchives.com
vromano2005@yahoo.com
Business: 312-443-6241
Home: 312-733-2559
TAYLOR STREET ARCHIVES
A chronicle of the Italian-American Experience
www.taylorstreetarchives.com
Welcome to the Taylor Street Archives Web Site. This directory is primarily
designed to preserve the names and memories of those who:
1. Emigrated to Chicago's legendary Taylor Street neighborhood(one of the
many little Italys throughout these United States of America) from southern Italy
at the turn of the 20th century; and
2. Their offspring who were born and raised in Taylor Street’s “Little Italy.”
To access the following, click on the appropriate button:
A: TSA Newsletters (Updates)
1. Prologue introduction and genesis to the Taylor Street Archives.
2. Dedication
3. Hull House: Bowen Country Club
4. Stories: Growing up in Taylor Street's Little Italy The Club; Cinder Stadium,
etc.
5. Scholarship to student who submits the best essay/article on Growing Up in
Taylor Street’s “Little Italy.” To be eligible for the $1,000 scholarship, a family
member must be registered in the Archives
6. Instructions on completing the profile and use of the Archives
7. Application/Profile to be listed in the Taylor Street Archives. You can
download the application for your personal use or you can contact Vincent Romano
(email is the preferable mode of communication) to request applications for you
and others who may qualify.
8. Directory to search the archives for former and current Taylor Street
residents. You will be able to search by:
-Surname
-Street
-School
-Church, etc.
9. Links to other websites of similar Italian American interest.
10. Neighborhood/Groups
11. Mission Statement
Business owners can have packets of applications delivered to their place of
business for the benefit of their patrons who are eligible to be listed in the archives.
For additional information regarding listing in the Taylor Street Archives, contact:
Vincent J. Romano
1524 So. Sangamon #803
Chicago, IL 60608
Email: vromano@taylorstreetarchives.com
vromano2005@yahoo.com
Business: 312-443-6241
Home: 312-733-2559
Mafia, organized crime, prohibition, Italian Americans, hull house, Bowen country club, Taylor Street, Little Italy, Al Capone, 42 gang, Jane Addams, hit men, Harry Alleman,
mobster, the mob, Taylor and Halsted, Circle Campus, UIC Circle Campus, First Ward, Chicago, West Side Block, Rosebud, Tuscany, Vernon Park Tap, Sheridan Park,
Columbus Park, Peanut Park, Our Lady of Pompei Shrine, St. Ignatius, Bobby Salerno, Our Lady of Pompeii Shrine; The Shrine of Our lady of Pompeii
Mafia, organized crime, prohibition, Italian Americans, hull house, Bowen country club, Taylor Street, Little Italy, Al Capone, 42 gang, Jane Addams, hit men, Harry Alleman,
mobster, the mob, Taylor and Halsted, Circle Campus, UIC Circle Campus, First Ward, Chicago, West Side Block, Rosebud, Tuscany, Vernon Park Tap, Sheridan Park,
Columbus Park, Peanut Park, Our Lady of Pompei Shrine, St. Ignatius, Bobby Salerno, Our Lady of Pompeii Shrine; The Shrine of Our lady of Pompeii
Mafia, organized crime, prohibition, Italian Americans, hull house, Bowen country club, Taylor Street, Little Italy, Al Capone, 42 gang, Jane Addams, hit men, Harry Alleman,
mobster, the mob, Taylor and Halsted, Circle Campus, UIC Circle Campus, First Ward, Chicago, West Side Block, Rosebud, Tuscany, Vernon Park Tap, Sheridan Park,
Columbus Park, Peanut Park, Our Lady of Pompei Shrine, St. Ignatius, Bobby Salerno, Our Lady of Pompeii Shrine; The Shrine of Our lady of Pompeii
mobster, the mob, Taylor and Halsted, Circle Campus, UIC Circle Campus, First Ward, Chicago, West Side Block, Rosebud, Tuscany, Vernon Park Tap, Sheridan Park,
Columbus Park, Peanut Park, Our Lady of Pompei Shrine, St. Ignatius, Bobby Salerno, Our Lady of Pompeii Shrine; The Shrine of Our lady of Pompeii
Mafia, organized crime, prohibition, Italian Americans, hull house, Bowen country club, Taylor Street, Little Italy, Al Capone, 42 gang, Jane Addams, hit men, Harry Alleman,
mobster, the mob, Taylor and Halsted, Circle Campus, UIC Circle Campus, First Ward, Chicago, West Side Block, Rosebud, Tuscany, Vernon Park Tap, Sheridan Park,
Columbus Park, Peanut Park, Our Lady of Pompei Shrine, St. Ignatius, Bobby Salerno, Our Lady of Pompeii Shrine; The Shrine of Our lady of Pompeii
Mafia, organized crime, prohibition, Italian Americans, hull house, Bowen country club, Taylor Street, Little Italy, Al Capone, 42 gang, Jane Addams, hit men, Harry Alleman,
mobster, the mob, Taylor and Halsted, Circle Campus, UIC Circle Campus, First Ward, Chicago, West Side Block, Rosebud, Tuscany, Vernon Park Tap, Sheridan Park,
Columbus Park, Peanut Park, Our Lady of Pompei Shrine, St. Ignatius, Bobby Salerno, Our Lady of Pompeii Shrine; The Shrine of Our lady of Pompeii