Posted to the new Guess Where Chicago pool on Flickr, my latest pastime:
This 1880s planned community maintains a remarkable degree of unity. Although the Old surrounding neighborhood has well more than its share of party walls, few of its streets were built by a single hand — and the others were built a century hence, by which point architecture had declined considerably as an art. Its beguiling intimacy is deceiving: neighboring streets are narrower still, but have lower buildings, fewer trees, and even smaller front yards.
west north 
I thought it was california terrace by Clark and Halsted, but I realized that there aren’t any cars park in front of the buildings.
I cheated and now realize that it is Crilly court.