Moving Company CiceroAre
you looking for a moving company in the Cicero area? Look no further.
Moving Clicks has relationships with the best moving companies in Cicero and all of Illinois. Whether you are looking
to relocate to Cicero or are moving out of
state, we have the Cicero moving companies that can
help you.
Locating
a moving and storage company in Cicero, Illinois will help get your move
organized. But, do you have questions about Cicero? Below is some information
for you.
Cicero Moving Quote
Cicero, Illinois had a population of 85,616
in 2000. However, the population dropped to 83,029 in 2003. The original Cicero Township was 6 times the size of
the current city. But, times with weak leadership and poor services prompted Berwyn and Oak Park to become independent
areas. Austin was annexed and became a part of Chicago.
Cicero has a colorful history and
Al Capone moved his criminal empire from Chicago to Cicero in at attempt to elude the
Chicago police. In the 1980's and 1990's a large number of
Hispanic people moved to Cicero. 22nd St was once predominantly
Czech and Bohemian, but Spanish businesses have replaced the European
restaurants. In recent years, Puerto Rican and Polish residents have moved into
Cicero. Mini malls and larger retail stores are moving
into the area. New residential areas with condominiums are growing up around
the city.
Landmarks
- Chodl Auditorium - Located inside J. Sterling
Morton High School, it is one of the largest non-commercial theatres in
the Chicago metropolitan area and is listed with the National
Register of Historic Places.
- J. Sterling Morton High School - Originally built in 1894 but that building
was destroyed by fire in 1924.
- St. Mary of Czestochowa Church
Education
- J. Sterling Morton East High School
Roman Catholic Archdiocese
of Chicago operates three PK-8 schools in Cicero:
- Our Lady of Charity School
- St. Frances of Rome School
- St. Mary of Czestochowa School
For
much more information about Cicero, Illinois - visit these sites:
|
