Hull-House Residents, Hull-House Maps and Papers: A Presentation of Nationalities and Wages in a Congested District of Chicago, together with comments and essays on problems growing out of social conditions (New York: Thomas Y. Crowell & Co., 1895). The Hull-House Maps and Papers Nationality Maps illustrate the ethnic and racial diversity that existed in the neighborhood just east of Hull-House. Their color coding breaks down as follows: White = English Speaking (excluding Irish), Green = Irish, Dark Green = Greek, Green Stripes = Syrian, Purple = German, Purple Stripes = Dutch, Red = Russian, Red Stripes = Polish, Blue = Italian, Blue Stripes = Swiss, Brown = French, Brown Stripes = French Canadian, Orange = Chinese, Yellow Stripes = Scandanavian, and Black = Colored.

• Nationality Map No. 1, -- Polk Street to Twelfth, Halsted Street to Jefferson, Chicago (PDF 1.17 MB)

• Nationality Map No. 2, -- Polk Street to Twelfth, Jefferson Street to Beach, Chicago (PDF 1.23 MB)

• Nationality Map No. 3, -- Polk Street to Twelfth, Beach Street to Pacific Avenue, Chicago (PDF 1.16 MB)

• Nationality Map No. 4, -- Polk Street to Twelfth, Pacific Avenue to State Street, Chicago (PDF 1.10 MB)

Charles J. Bushnell, Map No. 5 Stock Yard & Hyde Park District of Chicago, Showing Distribution of Foreign Population and Child Mortality in A.D. 1898 "Some Social Aspects of the Chicago Stock Yards: The Stock Yard Community at Chicago," American Journal of Sociology VII (November 1901); 296ff. (PDF 322 KB)