The Grosse Point Lighthouse was constructed in 1873 to guide boat traffic on Lake Michigan. It still stands tall today as a landmark open for visitors to tour. (Danny O’Grady/Daily Senior Staffer)
The Grosse Point Lighthouse was constructed in 1873 to guide boat traffic on Lake Michigan. It still stands tall today as a landmark open for visitors to tour.

Danny O’Grady/Daily Senior Staffer

Photo Gallery: Evanston landmarks represent a reminder of the city’s rich history

Danny O'Grady, Design Editor

May 23, 2023

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Danny O’Grady/Daily Senior Staffer
The Charles Gates Dawes House belonged to the former vice president and co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize bearing the same name. It now serves as the location of the Evanston History Center.

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