One will be surprised to get a wide collection of manuscripts from various libraries in Chicago. There is manuscripts library in the University of Chicago which has the rarest of collection that includes digitized manuscripts, its names, origin, languages, construction materials, bible books, imagery from several countries like Greece, Syria, Ethiopia, Armenia, and Latin and Arabic manuscripts.

They can be used for research and educational purposes by the visitors. The library also has books, photos and maps related to the political, cultural and social history of Chicago. The library is inside the University of Chicago in East57 Street.

http://goodspeed.lib.uchicago.edu/

http://library.uic.edu/home/about-us/contact-us

The Armour Square located in the southern part of the city of Chicago, IL is mostly known for its American Chinatown neighborhood.

There is a distinct Chinese culture in this neighborhood and has important Landmarks such as:

- Chinatown Mural

- Chinatown Square - a square within the Armour Square

- Pui Tak Center

- Chinese-American Museum of Chicago

- Ping Tom Memorial Park

The Ping Tom Memorial Park is a brilliant example of Chinese gardens and worth a visit. Another interesting place to visit in the Armour Square is the U.S. Cellular Field which is a baseball ballpark and home to the Chicago White Sox of the American League.

Adjacent to the U.S. Cellular Field is the Comiskey Park which his another baseball ballpark which is a former home of the Chicago White Sox.

http://chicago.condodomain.com/Armour-Square/Existing-Buildings/

http://www.chicagoparkdistrict.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/parks.detail/object_id/3EDBD844-EC85-4630-8701-4217D869FA42.cfm