Chatham
Free things to do in Chatham 2 places
A historic and proud middle-class African American neighborhood on the South Side, Chatham is known for its well-kept brick bungalows and strong community institutions. Visitors will find leafy residential streets and neighborhood green space like Tuley Park with its cultural center.
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Whitney M. Young, Jr. Branch Library
Libraries · 79th (Red)
A Chicago Public Library branch in Whitney M. Young, Jr.. Free to enter, with public Wi-Fi, quiet study space, and books for anyone — a dependable free indoor stop.
Tuley Park
Parks · 87th (Red)
A free 20-acre Chicago Park District park in Chatham. It features an outdoor pool, a splash pad, a fitness center, a gymnasium. Open daily and free to enjoy.
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