Location of Chicago Pagan Pride 2012

Pleasant Historical Home & Park
217 South Home Avenue
Oak Park, Illinois 60302

Visit their website: Pleasant Historical Home & Park

The Pleasant Home is a National Historic Landmark building, designed in 1897 by noted Prairie School architect, George W. Maher and preserved and operated by the Pleasant Home Foundation. Situated on seven acres of land, known as Mills Park, Pleasant Home is a truly magical setting for our annual event.

Please use an online map search or GPS technology to find the easiest way to get to the Pleasant Home at Oak Park.
To see a map of the surrounding area click on this link:
Pleasant Home at Oak Park

FREE PARKING is available around Home Avenue, Marion, Lake, Pleasant, and Oak Streets.

METERED PARKING: $1.00 per hour, from 8am–6pm, unlimited. GARAGE PARKING: 1st hour FREE.

BY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
The most direct and convenient access is to take either the Chicago-Northwestern (Metra) or CTA Green Line "L" to the Harlem/Marion station. The Pleasant Home is 3 blocks due south.

Alternately, take the CTA Congress "L" Blue Line to the Oak Park Avenue station. Take the Oak Park Avenue bus (or catch a Taxi) north to Pleasant Street. Then walk about two blocks west to Home Avenue.

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