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There are many interesting places in Hyde Park, including the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry, the Fountain of Time, and the Rockefeller Memorial Chapel.

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Hyde Park is described as being a "cultural hub" while also containing diverse museums and art. The racial demographics describe this place to be home to a large number of middle to upper class African American residents.

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Hyde Park started with Paul Cornell purchasing 300 acres. He gave some of this land to the Illinois Central Railroad which helped transport people and goods to the center of Chicago. From there, the community only grew with the development of new business and transportation.

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Hyde Park contains many unique and interesting features, but the most unique is the Jackson Park Garden of the Phoenix. It was created in 1893 and is a Japanese garden. The residents of Hyde Park rallied for the garden to be restored in the early 1960's.

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Hyde Park is a mix of three races with 47% White, 24.4% Black, and 14.2% Asian, there is a lot of diversity with the residents of this area. Most of Chicago's prominent African American politicians have also lived/live in Hyde Park.