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Richard and Annette Bloch Cancer Survivors Garden

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274: 266: 230: 26: 107: 158: 98: 216:. The R.A. Cancer Foundation primarily funded the garden costing $ 1.3 million to create. The park is designed to be a celebration of life. It is a safe haven for cancer patients and meant to aid them in their healing process. The three main garden rooms represent the three main states of healing: acceptance, support, and celebration. 299:
Richard and Annette’s Cancer foundation originally funded the park, but throughout recent years it has struggled to find funding. Before the creation of Maggie Daley Park, the park struggled with theft and lack of proper plant maintenance. By 2012, private funds for the garden were dwindling and the
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The perennial garden walkway is lined with flowers, trees, and shrubs. Throughout the path there are 16 plaques that have inspirational quotes and resources for cancer patients. An example of a quote from one of these plaques is, “Make up your mind that when your Cancer is gone, you are through with
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The garden contains a total of 3 pavilions. The main pavilion, at the park's entrance, represents the “Road To Recovery” for cancer patients. Inside the pavilion are 7 plaques explaining the basic steps to overcome cancer. Two other pavilions are located on the southern end of the garden.
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Park District lacked funds for costly maintenance. Maintenance costs for the summer alone can reach $ 60,000. Today the park is being maintained as a part of Maggie Daley Park.
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it”. The path is designed to give cancer patients a positive attitude. Furthermore, this section of the garden can also be rented for events such as weddings.
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At its entrance are two 40-foot Corinthian columns salvaged from Chicago’s 1905 Federal Building. The columns are on axis with the classical columns of the
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designed the columns. Before being placed in the Cancer Survivors Garden, the columns were submerged near the
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Schmich, M. (2012, April 1). Can The Cancer Survivors Garden Live On? Retrieved September 28, 2015, from
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Chicago Park District. (n.d.). Federal Building Columns. Retrieved September 30, 2015, from
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Cancer Survivors Garden- Maggie Daley Park. (n.d.). Retrieved September 28, 2015, from
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http://www.chicagoparkdistrict.com/parks/maggie-daley-park/federal-building-columns/
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was built in 1996 and occupies 2 ÂĽ acres of land in the Northeast corner of
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Cancer Survivors Garden pavilions located on the South end of the garden
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donated the columns to be placed next to the garden’s main pavilion.
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http://maggiedaleypark.com/things-to-do-see/cancer-survivors-garden/
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shoreline in 1983 to help reinforce a breakwater. The
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Main pavilion at the Cancer Survivors Garden entrance
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Garden
Grant Park, Chicago
Bus interchange
CTA
Metro interchange
Brown
Green
Orange
Pink
Purple
MED
SSL
maggiedaleypark.com/things-to-do-see/cancer-survivors-garden/
Maggie Daley Park
Richard and Annette Bloch Cancer Foundation

Field Museum of Natural History
Grant Park
Henry Ives Cobb
Lake Michigan
Chicago Architecture Foundation


Cancer Survivors Park


"Columns Stand Tall Again After Hitting Lake's Bottom"
ProQuest
291125613

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