Humboldt Park woody Rogers Park never lost its

Rogers Park never lost its inclusive identity

was named by Potawatomi Chief Sauganash and developed by Captain William Hazelton

with notes of rum

Inspired by the fresh scent of spring's arrival in Lincoln Park

Humboldt Park woody Rogers Park never lost itsInspired by the fragrant Formal Garden of Humboldt Park, with notes of rose, carnation, and ozone. Located on the West Side of Chicago, Humboldt Park was named after naturalist Alexander von Humboldt, who, interestingly, never visited Chicago. Danish immigrant Jens Jensen brought the park to life in the early 20th century with a circular Formal Garden and his Prairie Style of landscaping, which emphasized native Midwestern plants and open spaces. By