Winnetka, Illinois
Winnetka, United States
Winnetka, Illinois connects with 1000 places across 14 topics through 53 Bunkabop connections, with film, transportation, and sports as the leading clusters. Chicago, Illinois shares many of those connections, reflecting Winnetka's North Shore commuter geography. The Crow Island School, designed by Eliel and Eero Saarinen and declared a National Historical Landmark in 1990, grounds the architecture thread. The 1990s television series Sisters was set in Winnetka, anchoring a cluster of film and media connections.
Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee
Connects Winnetka, Illinois to: Rondout, Illinois | Knollwood, Illinois
Barbara Turf
Connects Winnetka, Illinois to: Chicago, Illinois | Illinois
Kenosha station
Connects Winnetka, Illinois to: Uptown, Chicago | Glencoe, Illinois | Kenilworth, Illinois
television program
Connects Winnetka, Illinois to: Elkins Park, Pennsylvania | La Petite-Patrie | Jeffersonville, New York
Charlotte Ross
Connects Winnetka, Illinois to: Los Angeles, California | Illinois | Montana | Trier, Germany
Charles F. Knight
Connects Winnetka, Illinois to: United States | Illinois | St. Louis, Missouri | Missouri | Ladue, Missouri
Katie Chang
Connects Winnetka, Illinois to: Chicago, Illinois | Illinois | Sofia, Bulgaria | Trier, Germany
Fairfield Porter
Connects Winnetka, Illinois to: New York City, New York | Cambridge, England | Maine | Southampton, England | Deer Isle, Maine
Georgia Lloyd
Connects Winnetka, Illinois to: Chicago, Illinois | Texas | Illinois | Switzerland
National Lampoon's Vacation
Connects Winnetka, Illinois to: Pueblo, Colorado | Detroit Lakes, Minnesota | Sharon Springs, New York | South Fork, Colorado | Coolidge, Kansas
John Lee Mahin
Connects Winnetka, Illinois to: Los Angeles, California | Chicago, Illinois | Boston, Massachusetts | Illinois | Evanston, Illinois
Lola J. May
Connects Winnetka, Illinois to: California | Chicago, Illinois | Illinois | Wisconsin | Trier, Germany