Rogers Park Citrus South Loop’s legacy lives on

South Loop’s legacy lives on in the timber beams and brick walls of the lofts that were converted to stylish homes in the 1970s

with notes of cherry blossom

Its name can be traced to Walter L

is often called “Chicago’s Proudest Neighborhood

Rogers Park Citrus South Loop’s legacy lives onInspired by the birchwood forest upon which Rogers Park was built, with notes of birchwood, pine, and clove. On the Far North side of Chicago, Rogers Park was once dotted with birchwood trees and sand dunes. It took an Irish immigrant, Philip McGregor Rogers, to begin development in the 1830s and give the neighborhood its namesake. Throughout its post World War I rural to urban transition, Rogers Park never lost its inclusive identity, becoming the