1911
Tessville
The village was established as Tessville.
Source: Wikipedia: Lincolnwood, Illinois
A close-in village about 10 miles north of the Chicago Loop, with Chicago on three sides and Skokie to the north.
01 — At a Glance
Lincolnwood was established as Tessville in 1911. It shares its southern and eastern borders with Chicago and borders Skokie to the north and west. The 2020 census counted 13,463 residents, and the ZIP code is 60712. Lincolnwood District 74 runs a single campus with three buildings named for the Lincoln family, and the Skokie Valley Trail runs through the village.
02 — History
Lincolnwood started as Tessville and grew into one of the closest-in suburbs on the North Side. A few chapters.
1911
The village was established as Tessville.
Source: Wikipedia: Lincolnwood, Illinois
1970s
Lincolnwood’s Boys Baseball program won the Big League World Series in 1970 and 1973.
Source: Wikipedia: Lincolnwood, Illinois
1978
The Lincolnwood Public Library opened in the center of the village at Pratt and Lincoln avenues.
Source: Wikipedia: Lincolnwood, Illinois
03 — Education
Lincolnwood District 74 is a one-campus district, with Niles West for high school.
Boundaries follow the address. Confirm school assignment for each address with the district before you buy.
Search HomesPublic · PreK–8
One campus with three halls named for the Lincoln family.
Public · 9–12
High school students attend Niles West in neighboring Skokie.
Higher education
Oakton College has a campus in Skokie.
Source: Wikipedia: Lincolnwood, Illinois
04 — Lifestyle
Lincolnwood packs a lot of recreation into a small village, with the city right next door.
A pool complex run by the village.
9 tennis courts and 11 baseball diamonds.
Programs from the Recreation Department.
Runs through the village.
Another trail through town.
Bus service in the village.
Source: Wikipedia: Lincolnwood, Illinois
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