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Bookmark or Share- Gage Park - Encyclopedia of ChicagoCommunity Area 63, 7 miles SW of the Loop. The area roughly from 49th to 59th Streets and from Leavitt to Central Park that now comprises Gage Park was once part of the vast Illinois prairie that extended to the Southwest Side of Chicago.
- Gage Park, Chicago - WikipediaGage Park is one of Chicago's 77 well-defined community areas, located on the city's southwest side; it is also the name of a park within the neighborhood. Gage Park's population is largely working-class, and its housing stock is mostly bungalows. For generations, the neighborhood was Eastern European and Irish Catholic.
- Gage Park - The Chicago NeighborhoodsGage Park The development of Gage Park began in 1873 when South Park Commissioner George W. Gage began working on a planned park at the intersection of Western and (what is now known as) Garfield Boulevard.
- Gage (George) Park - Chicago Park DistrictLocated in the Gage Park community, Gage Park totals 25.14 acres and features two gymnasiums, an auditorium, fitness center, and multi-purpose clubrooms.A green feature of the park includes a Harvest Garden.
- Gage Park | Shawnee County Parks + Recreation - Official WebsiteGage Park features a mini-train and carousel, aquatic center, rose garden, 2-mile fitness loop trail, the Topeka Zoo and the Kansas Children's Discovery Center.
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