“Did that sign just say Loomis Street?” South Loomis Boulevard often sparks curiosity, especially further south where its name changes. This Chicago artery stretches from the train tracks near Center Avenue all the way to Homewood. You’re standing on a street with a fascinating past, one tied to the very heartbeat of Chicago’s commerce. South Loomis Boulevard owes its name to Horatio G. Loomis, a prominent figure in the founding of the Chicago Board of Trade. Imagine the hustle and bustle of early Chicago as Mr. Loomis, likely traveling by horse and carriage, traversed this very route. As you journey along South Loomis Boulevard, remember you’re treading a path walked by a founding father of Chicago’s trading legacy.
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