Were Kids Muthha Fuffin Have fuun:D Archer Park takes its name from the surrounding Archer Heights community. The community and its main artery, Archer Avenue, are named for Col. William Beatty Archer (1793-1870), a commissioner for the Illinois and Michigan Canal, which paralleled the road in the 1800s. Archer, an abolitionist as well as a civil engineer, nominated Abraham Lincon for vice president in 1856. The Chicago Park District created Archer Park in the late 1940s to provide green space in an area then experiencing significant industrial development. The new park was part of a ten-year, district-wide program to increase recreational opportunities in underserved neighborhoods in post-World War II Chicago. Archer Park provided solely outdoor recreational facilities until 1970, when the park district constructed a small fieldhouse
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Sports fans and foodies alike will appreciate this restaurant and sports bar conveniently located on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile. With an inventive spin on classic American comfort food by Harry Caray's Restaurant Group's Corporate Executive Chef, Joe Rosetti. Juicy burgers, farm fresh salads, oven-fired pizzas and hand-dipped milkshakes are complemented by a wide selection of local craft beers, Chicago-inspired cocktails and a carefully curated wine list. Designed by Barker/Nestor Architecture + Design, the walls of the 250-seat restaurant and 60-seat bar are covered with photographs from Harry Caray’s private collection as well as authentic sports memorabilia. HDTVs throughout the dining room and bar are always tuned in to all major sporting events while the floor-to-ceiling windows provide stunning city views. The urban industrial aesthetic, characterized by the use of turn of the century decorative metal work detailing, Edison bulbs, steel piping and concrete, is an homage to Chicago’s historic Water Tower—one of the city’s most familiar and treasured landmarks for which Water Tower Place is named.