Forest Glen citrus including the first edition of

including the first edition of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

Evanston is named for one of the founders of Northwestern University

Inspired by the spellbinding history of Printer’s Row in South Loop

a powerhouse newspaper with nationwide circulation in the 1920s

with notes of frankincense

Forest Glen citrus including the first edition ofInspired by the forest preserves surrounding the Glen, with notes of pine, amber, and chrysanthemum. Forest Glen, a serene neighborhood on Chicago's northwest side, was named by Potawatomi Chief Sauganash and developed by Captain William Hazelton. The original community featured cherry orchards, a grocery store, and a church. Early residents planted elm and oak seeds to mark the boundaries of the first streets. These interior trees mirror President