Click on the map within the Historic District to learn more about a property.

The "Highlight by..." tabs below can be used to highlight properties based on select attributes.

Note: Currently only one highlight query can be applied at a time. Queries do not combine or stack.

Highlight query tip: All queries are fuzzy in that entering "Colonial" in the Architectural Classification box highlights properties with colonial anywhere in the classification name. This means you will highlight many classifications such as Colonial Revival, Dutch Colonial Revival, Neo-Colonial, etc.

Address:

(e.g., 225 Greenwood, 1490 Chicago, 1810 Hinman)

Year Built:

or

Year Range: to

Architectural Classification:

(e.g., Colonial Revival, Queen Anne, Craftsman, Tudor Revival)

Architect:

(e.g., Mayo, Jennings, Tallmadge & Watson, Hunt)

National Register Landmark: Yes No

Local Landmark: Yes No

Local Historic District Contribution Status: Contributing Non-contributing n/a

If you would like to...

Retrieve info about a property within the historic district: Single click on the property at any time

Move or Pan the map: Click and Drag

Zoom In: Click the "+" sign in the upper left of the map

Zoom Out: Click the "-" sign in the upper left of the map

Zoom In (another way): Double-Click

Zoom in to a specific region: Shift-Click and then drag a box

Zoom In (yet another way): Push forward on your mouse scroll wheel

Zoom Out (another way): Pull back on your mouse scroll wheel

Choose another basemap: Click "Basemaps" in the upper right of the map

Basemap tip: The bottom two choices are the Evanston specific basemaps. All the others are generic basemaps provided by ESRI.