Adam Selzer

@adamchicago

Adam Selzer, author of over 20 books on Chicago history, is a successful Patreon creator earning an estimated $1,098 per month thanks to his 233 paid members. Since launching his Patreon on March 18, 2020, Adam has built a dedicated community of history enthusiasts eager to explore the mysteries of Chicago through his virtual tours and presentations. Adam's work, encompassing books like 'Mysterious Chicago' and 'HH Holmes: The True History of the White City Devil,' has resonated with a wide audience, and his Patreon allows him to share his passion for history and research with an even larger group.

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Here's some hard data! A year or so ago I posted the will of Johann Adolph Hoch, who died in Wheeling in the 1890s. By all accounts he woke

When it comes to Goodrich, there's almost an embarrassment of riches out there. Being an eccentric who invented things that everyone knew ab

Panorama isn't QUITE the word here, but it's such a wide shot, with so much happening across it, that it feels like one! On the far left is

Did you know a Chicagoan invented the wheel in 1893? Of all the early people to hire Frank Lloyd Wright, only one seems like the sort of ec

Among the various Hoch wives, there were a few that I never found a picture of - not even a drawing! Among those was one that I'm - almost-

Deep research on Ottenheimer the architect is tricky. He appeared in the Chicago press a bit more often than Frank Lloyd Wright did (before

In one Peanuts special, Lucy says she always waits until January to catch snowflakes on her tongue. I think of that scene when I look at thi

It was a great loss for live music in Chicago when the Double Door closed after several years in Wicker Park. Slowly but surely, the old Wil

Well, now that the Trinity Churchyard book is out, it's time to wonder when the publisher will get around the the Johann Hoch book! Haven't

I'm posting pretty early on this one - I've only really dipped my toe into the Cleminson case, which will probably require the executive cle