Broadway
600 W. at 2800 N. to 1200 W. at 6358 N.
Named after New York City's famous theater district, Broadway's name was originally Evanston Avenue.
It was changed because the name "Evanston" was too tied to prohibition/temperance, and those who owned taverns, inns, or other liquor-serving establishments didn't appreciate the "dry" implications that the name gave them.
Not Broadway Street or Broadway Avenue. Just Broadway. This is the only street in Chicago that has no street or avenue designation.
Addresses
4600 Block
4619 N. Broadway, Fiberoid Trunk Works, 1919.
4800 Block
4878 N. Broadway, American Metro Bank, Main Bank
5500 Block
5533 N. Broadway, Kelly Cassidy, Illinois State Representative, 2016.
5533 N. Broadway, Jan Schakowsky, 2016.
5549 N. Broadway, H.J. Edlund, 1919.
5600 Block
5627 N. Broadway, Edgewater Coal Company, 1919.
6100 Block
6133‑6133 N. Broadway, Jacob Best Coal Company
6141 N. Broadway, William J. Dehmlow, 1919.
6161 N. Broadway, Beloian Brothers, 1919.
6200 Block
6208 N. Broadway, Connie Abels, RE/MAX NorthCoast, 2016.
6222 N. Broadway, Barr Funeral Home
6300 Block
6333 N. Broadway, Hebard Storage Warehouses, 1919.
