In episode 12, we look at one of the village's most enduring and significant institutions-Infant Jesus of Prague Church and School. How did the small gathering of friends turn their modest services in the village's Civic Center into a place or worship that has helped shape Flossmoor's character.

Flossmoor in Fifteen is a captivating history podcast based on the book, A More Perfect Place-The Story of Flossmoor

We explore the rich heritage of Flossmoor, Illinois, one story at a time—all in just fifteen minutes. From its early beginnings as a golf mecca in 1899 to its incorporation as a village in 1924, Flossmoor has cultivated a unique identity shaped by excellence, creativity, and community spirit. Each episode delves into the moments and movements that defined this remarkable suburb: the championship-caliber achievements of Homewood-Flossmoor High School students across academics, arts, and athletics; the stunning public sculptures that transform the village into an open-air gallery; the vital role of the railroad in connecting residents to opportunity; and the celebrated diversity and volunteer-driven events that make Flossmoor a true community. Whether you're a longtime resident, a curious newcomer, or a history enthusiast, join us as we uncover the stories that built Flossmoor—fifteen minutes at a time.

to purchase the book visit: https://www.flossmoorhistorybook.com/xpod

In episode 11, we discover the origins of the Flossmoor Library and how a sophisticated book club started in the 1930s, led to a significant institution serving the village for decades.

Flossmoor in Fifteen is a captivating history podcast based on the book, A More Perfect Place-The Story of Flossmoor

We explore the rich heritage of Flossmoor, Illinois, one story at a time—all in just fifteen minutes. From its early beginnings as a golf mecca in 1899 to its incorporation as a village in 1924, Flossmoor has cultivated a unique identity shaped by excellence, creativity, and community spirit. Each episode delves into the moments and movements that defined this remarkable suburb: the championship-caliber achievements of Homewood-Flossmoor High School students across academics, arts, and athletics; the stunning public sculptures that transform the village into an open-air gallery; the vital role of the railroad in connecting residents to opportunity; and the celebrated diversity and volunteer-driven events that make Flossmoor a true community. Whether you're a longtime resident, a curious newcomer, or a history enthusiast, join us as we uncover the stories that built Flossmoor—fifteen minutes at a time.

to purchase the book visit: https://www.flossmoorhistorybook.com/xpod

In episode 10 we explore the impact of Flossmoor longest running mayor- Bert Reed. His impact continues to guide Flossmoor.

Flossmoor in Fifteen is a captivating history podcast based on the book, A More Perfect Place-The Story of Flossmoor

We explore the rich heritage of Flossmoor, Illinois, one story at a time—all in just fifteen minutes. From its early beginnings as a golf mecca in 1899 to its incorporation as a village in 1924, Flossmoor has cultivated a unique identity shaped by excellence, creativity, and community spirit. Each episode delves into the moments and movements that defined this remarkable suburb: the championship-caliber achievements of Homewood-Flossmoor High School students across academics, arts, and athletics; the stunning public sculptures that transform the village into an open-air gallery; the vital role of the railroad in connecting residents to opportunity; and the celebrated diversity and volunteer-driven events that make Flossmoor a true community. Whether you're a longtime resident, a curious newcomer, or a history enthusiast, join us as we uncover the stories that built Flossmoor—fifteen minutes at a time.

to purchase the book visit: https://www.flossmoorhistorybook.com/xpod

In episode 9, we take a look at the developing of the Heather Hill subdivision. With its castle turrets and Scottish themed streets, Heather Hill set the stage for the Flossmoor we know today as a diverse integrated neighbor friendly village.

Flossmoor in Fifteen is a captivating history podcast based on the book, A More Perfect Place-The Story of Flossmoor

We explore the rich heritage of Flossmoor, Illinois, one story at a time—all in just fifteen minutes. From its early beginnings as a golf mecca in 1899 to its incorporation as a village in 1924, Flossmoor has cultivated a unique identity shaped by excellence, creativity, and community spirit. Each episode delves into the moments and movements that defined this remarkable suburb: the championship-caliber achievements of Homewood-Flossmoor High School students across academics, arts, and athletics; the stunning public sculptures that transform the village into an open-air gallery; the vital role of the railroad in connecting residents to opportunity; and the celebrated diversity and volunteer-driven events that make Flossmoor a true community. Whether you're a longtime resident, a curious newcomer, or a history enthusiast, join us as we uncover the stories that built Flossmoor—fifteen minutes at a time.

to purchase the book visit: https://www.flossmoorhistorybook.com/xpod

In episode 8, we continue the exploration of HF's significant alumni who continue to leave their mark on the greater Chicago media community and beyond. We hear about Bob Comstock, Jason Binetti, Chuck Garfien and others.

Flossmoor in Fifteen is a captivating history podcast based on the book, A More Perfect Place-The Story of Flossmoor

We explore the rich heritage of Flossmoor, Illinois, one story at a time—all in just fifteen minutes. From its early beginnings as a golf mecca in 1899 to its incorporation as a village in 1924, Flossmoor has cultivated a unique identity shaped by excellence, creativity, and community spirit. Each episode delves into the moments and movements that defined this remarkable suburb: the championship-caliber achievements of Homewood-Flossmoor High School students across academics, arts, and athletics; the stunning public sculptures that transform the village into an open-air gallery; the vital role of the railroad in connecting residents to opportunity; and the celebrated diversity and volunteer-driven events that make Flossmoor a true community. Whether you're a longtime resident, a curious newcomer, or a history enthusiast, join us as we uncover the stories that built Flossmoor—fifteen minutes at a time.

to purchase the book visit: https://www.flossmoorhistorybook.com/xpod

In episode 7, we start a look at some of the amazing alumni who entered the arts and American culture eventually beoming the HF media mafia. In part one, we hear about two early pioneers of that spirit- Jack Fuller and Lee Abrams- leaders in print and radio.

Flossmoor in Fifteen is a captivating history podcast based on the book, A More Perfect Place-The Story of Flossmoor

We explore the rich heritage of Flossmoor, Illinois, one story at a time—all in just fifteen minutes. From its early beginnings as a golf mecca in 1899 to its incorporation as a village in 1924, Flossmoor has cultivated a unique identity shaped by excellence, creativity, and community spirit. Each episode delves into the moments and movements that defined this remarkable suburb: the championship-caliber achievements of Homewood-Flossmoor High School students across academics, arts, and athletics; the stunning public sculptures that transform the village into an open-air gallery; the vital role of the railroad in connecting residents to opportunity; and the celebrated diversity and volunteer-driven events that make Flossmoor a true community. Whether you're a longtime resident, a curious newcomer, or a history enthusiast, join us as we uncover the stories that built Flossmoor—fifteen minutes at a time.

to purchase the book visit: https://www.flossmoorhistorybook.com/xpod

In episode 6, we met Elisabeth Kübler Ross. Recognized by Time magazine as one of the "100 Most Important Thinkers of the Twentieth Century", Kübler-Ross transformed the way the world thinks about death and grief from the back porch of her Flossmoor home.

Flossmoor in Fifteen is a captivating history podcast based on the book, A More Perfect Place-The Story of Flossmoor

We explore the rich heritage of Flossmoor, Illinois, one story at a time—all in just fifteen minutes. From its early beginnings as a golf mecca in 1899 to its incorporation as a village in 1924, Flossmoor has cultivated a unique identity shaped by excellence, creativity, and community spirit. Each episode delves into the moments and movements that defined this remarkable suburb: the championship-caliber achievements of Homewood-Flossmoor High School students across academics, arts, and athletics; the stunning public sculptures that transform the village into an open-air gallery; the vital role of the railroad in connecting residents to opportunity; and the celebrated diversity and volunteer-driven events that make Flossmoor a true community. Whether you're a longtime resident, a curious newcomer, or a history enthusiast, join us as we uncover the stories that built Flossmoor—fifteen minutes at a time.

to purchase the book visit: https://www.flossmoorhistorybook.com/xpod

In episode 5, we look back at the extraordinary contributions to the village of Flossmoor by Betty Irons. Most know the nature center named after her on the southeast corner of town. But did you know she lived across the street and helped build the HF Park District?

Flossmoor in Fifteen is a captivating history podcast based on the book, A More Perfect Place-The Story of Flossmoor

We explore the rich heritage of Flossmoor, Illinois, one story at a time—all in just fifteen minutes. From its early beginnings as a golf mecca in 1899 to its incorporation as a village in 1924, Flossmoor has cultivated a unique identity shaped by excellence, creativity, and community spirit. Each episode delves into the moments and movements that defined this remarkable suburb: the championship-caliber achievements of Homewood-Flossmoor High School students across academics, arts, and athletics; the stunning public sculptures that transform the village into an open-air gallery; the vital role of the railroad in connecting residents to opportunity; and the celebrated diversity and volunteer-driven events that make Flossmoor a true community. Whether you're a longtime resident, a curious newcomer, or a history enthusiast, join us as we uncover the stories that built Flossmoor—fifteen minutes at a time.

to purchase the book visit: https://www.flossmoorhistorybook.com/xpod