Edgebrook real estate.

The area that is now Forest Glen was originally inhabited by Pottawatomie Native Americans who migrated their because of its forests and natural resources. After the Fort Dearborn massacre, Native Americans were forced to leave the area and the first man to claim the area was Billy Caldwell. (Caldwell’s Indian name was Sauganash.)

The second owner was Captain William Hazelton who acquired the land in his Civil War settlement. He cultivated the land and built a house and barn on what is now Lawler and Foster Avenue. He helped to develop the area and became the chief supplier of cherries for the Chicago market. 

Located within the city of Chicago, Forest Glen is home to several Chicago Public Schools.

Elementary/Middle School

Edgebrook Elementary School

Wildwood World Magnet School

Jean Baptiste Beaubien Elementary School

Sauganash Elementary School

High School

William Taft High School

Private School

St. Ignatius College Prep

Loyola Academy

Notre Dame College Prep

Regina Dominican

Northside College Prep

Whitney M. Young Magnet High School

The area that is now Forest Glen was originally inhabited by Pottawatomie Native Americans who migrated their because of its forests and natural resources. After the Fort Dearborn massacre, Native Americans were forced to leave the area and the first man to claim the area was Billy Caldwell. (Caldwell’s Indian name was Sauganash.)

The second owner was Captain William Hazelton who acquired the land in his Civil War settlement. He cultivated the land and built a house and barn on what is now Lawler and Foster Avenue. He helped to develop the area and became the chief supplier of cherries for the Chicago market. 

Located within the city of Chicago, Forest Glen is home to several Chicago Public Schools.

Elementary/Middle School

Edgebrook Elementary School

Wildwood World Magnet School

Jean Baptiste Beaubien Elementary School

Sauganash Elementary School

High School

William Taft High School

Private School

St. Ignatius College Prep

Loyola Academy

Notre Dame College Prep

Regina Dominican

Northside College Prep

Whitney M. Young Magnet High School

Forest Glen has a METRA stop along the Milwaukee District North Line. There is also an Edgebrook stop on the same line. Forest Glen is also accessible from the Edens Expressway.

Forest Glen has a number Chicago Transit Authority bus routes available, as well as the Blue Line.

Located within the city of Chicago, Forest Glen is home to several Chicago Public Schools.

Elementary/Middle School
Edgebrook Elementary School
Wildwood World Magnet School
Jean Baptiste Beaubien Elementary School
Sauganash Elementary School

High School
William Taft High School

Private School
St. Ignatius College Prep
Loyola Academy
Notre Dame College Prep
Regina Dominican
Northside College Prep
Whitney M. Young Magnet High School

The neighborhood’s Patio Theater boasts the largest single screen in Chicagoland, residing under a simulated blue sky with flickering lights and moving clouds. It’s a second-run movie theater that originally opened in 1927.

The Forest Glen Community Club hosts events, farmer’s markets and parties throughout the year.

Moher Public House, 5310 W. Devon, (773) 467-1954

Moher Public House is a local Irish restaurant with a full menu of Irish and American cuisine.

Al Primo Canto, 5414 W. Devon, (773) 631-0100

Inspired by the popular eateries of southern Brazil, Al Primo Canto offers a variety of Brazilian cuisine.

Monastero’s Ristorante, 3935 W. Devon, (773) 588-2515

Monastero’s highlights Sicilian dishes features homemade specialties from the Monastero family. The venue also houses space for private events and weddings.

Moher Public House, 5310 W. Devon, (773) 467-1954
Moher Public House is a local Irish restaurant with a full menu of Irish and American cuisine.

Al Primo Canto, 5414 W. Devon, (773) 631-0100
Inspired by the popular eateries of southern Brazil, Al Primo Canto offers a variety of Brazilian cuisine.

Monastero’s Ristorante, 3935 W. Devon, (773) 588-2515
Monastero’s highlights Sicilian dishes features homemade specialties from the Monastero family. The venue also houses space for private events and weddings.

Caldwell Woods, named for Billy Caldwell, consists of forested wetlands and bottomlands representing some of the best natural habitat on the Chicago River. The area provides picnic areas, hiking trails and excellent bird watching.

Residents can practice their golf game at the 18-hole Edgebrook Golf Course or the nine-hole Billy Caldwell Golf Course. Both are located within the area’s forest preserves.