If you've ever been to the Shedd Aquarium, the Field Museum, or even Chicago's famed Solider Field, chances are you found it somewhat difficult to even make it over to Museum Campus, let alone find parking, avoid congestion, and eventually find an easy way out.
Earlier this week, Curbed Chicago reiterated Mayor Rahm Emanuel's desire to make it easier for tourists and locals alike to visit one downtown Chicago's top attractions, highlighting a unique and interesting proposal from a group called the Chicago Streetcar Renaissance.
The idea, of course, revolves around brining back one of the primary forms of public transportation in major cities all over the world back in the 20th century—the Streetcar. Although the idea may sound a bit
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