Try this website, lib.niu.edu From the book: Suburban/Rural Conflicts in Late 19th Century Chicago: Political, Religious and Social Controversies on the North Shore by Mark A Zaltman: When in the 1830's and the 1840's, the first serious settlement of the Rogers Park/West Ridge area began, Ridge Avenue and Greenbay Road,later Clark Street, were the important highways for the first settlers. Ridge Avenue was originally an Indian trail along the ancient shore line of Lake Michigan described earlier. It became a stagecoach route leading into Chicago along which sprouted inns and taverns serving both the travellers and local residents.
Bay Ridge Avenue - BMT Fourth Avenue Line - was created in 1915.
Ridge Avenue Bridge in Philadelphia was created in 1888.
4864 Pine Ridge Avenue.
The address of the East Ridge City Library is: 1517 Tombras Avenue, East Ridge, 37412 2716
The address of the Pound Ridge Library District is: 271 Westchester Avenue, Pound Ridge, 10576 1714
The address of the Jcpl-Wheat Ridge Library is: 5475 West 32Nd Avenue, Wheat Ridge, 80212 7001
The address of the Chicago Ridge Public Library is: 10400 South Oxford Avenue, Chicago Ridge, 60415 1507
The address of the Park Ridge Public Library is: 20 South Prospect Avenue, Park Ridge, 60068 4102
The address of the Park Ridge Free Pub. Lib. is: 51 Park Avenue, Park Ridge, 07656 1252
The address of the Glen Ridge Free Public Library is: 240 Ridgewood Avenue, Glen Ridge, 07028 1425
The address of the Garfield Ridge Branch is: 6348 South Archer Avenue, Chicago, 60638 2541
The web address of the East Ridge History And Archive is: http://www.eastridgetn.org