Paul Eisenberg

Landmarks: Ghost hunters seek signs of supernatural, find friendship

Landmarks: Potential church closure could put Park Forest history at risk

Manhattan’s historic Round Barn’s significance stretches even beyond its links to Chicago’s Columbian Exhibition.

La Grange Park resident Bob Zeni’s alter ego, Chicago Tomato Man distributes, 15,000 heirloom tomato plants annually.

The “crime-loaded” Pioneer Motel along Interstate 80 in Lansing is being demolished, but an effort could preserve its iconic windmill.

As Bloom High School in Chicago Heights marks its 125th birthday, Michael Boswell celebrates this ‘art deco masterpiece’ in photo book.

Grace Episcopal Church in Oak Park will ring its century-old Seabury Chime bells once again after a three-year silence.

A Christmas tree lot along Sauk Trail, the setting for Hallmark’s “Christmas Under The Stars” movie, closed after 40 years.

Potential Chicago Bears stadium near Wolf Lake just the latest story for a place thats long balanced nature, recreation and industry.

Nelson Morris, of Homewood, was one of four Chicago area passengers on the doomed Hindenburg flight of May 6, 1937. Three survived.