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Adam Selzer is a tour guide and Atlas Obscura field agent with 10+ years experience in Chicago and New York. The author of more than 20 books, he is frequently seen on The History Channel, The Travel Channel, and more. Check out the new Cemetery Mixtape podcast! Email

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Henry Rhines: The Chicago Slave-Catcher
Uncollected Frederick Douglass Speech Discovered
Was John Stone Chicago’s First Serial Killer? (podcast)
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“Brutality of a Policeman.”
Burnham’s “Make No Little Plans” Quote: Apocryphal No More!
The Devil and Daniel Elston
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Cap Streeter’s Automobile Mobile Home
Newsboys Alley and the Lost Photos of J. Ellsworth Gross
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