Chicago is made up of so many diverse neighborhoods which are ideal for every one to live in. By studying it profile, one can come up with an ideal place which suits his or her standards of living. Geographical conditions, history, demography, economic and social conditions and the future of the neighborhood can help one to come up with ad ideal place to live in. Hyde Park is one of the most popular neighborhoods in Chicago city. It population has grown over years since it is one of the oldest neighborhood in Chicago. Initially, Hyde Park was created so that it could satisfy the loyal passion for hunting but with time people migrated to the area where they explored other pleasures. It is located on southern part of Chicago. It was founded by Paul Cornell way back in 1850s near a rail road south of Chicago. It was incorporated in Chicago in 1861 which extended from the 39 th to 63 rd streets. It was later extended on the southern side to 138 th street and to the west as State Street. It was independent of Chicago up to 1889 when it was incorporated into the city. It definition shrunk as a neighborhood to a core area grouped around Cornell’s development of the 53 rd street. Today, Hyde Park extends from the 51 street to the neighborhood around Midway. In the east it boulders Lake Michigan while to the West is Washington Park. Hyde Park has more than 2000 ethnic breakups which include, None Hispanic whites, Blacks or African American, Asian American, Hispanics and Latinos. Hyde Park has changed drastically over years, around one third of the houses have changed hand between 1975 and1977. There is a lot of rejuvenation of both private and public investments extensively within the neighborhood. Many houses have been converted to single family which has made the neighborhood to be quite a pleasing place to live in. Today the neighborhood is quite a pleasing place to live in since all the brass fixtures are shinning and leaded glass sparkling and also all the wood work is glowing. These features have attracted so many people to the neighborhood. Geographically, Hyde Park is located on the southern side of Chicago in cook country, 7 km south of Chicago Loop. It extends from 39 th to 63 rd streets. The southern boarder was extended to the 138 th street to the south of the eastern side; the neighborhood is boarded by Lake Michigan while to the west it is boarded by Washington Park. The southern park of Kenwood is referred to as Hyde Park- Kenwood. Most streets in Hyde Park are exclusively residential while the 51 st , 53 rd , 55 th and 57 th are occupied with businesses. The South Eastern part of Hyde Park is bounded by the northern end of Jackson’s Park which has Museum of Science, Industry and remnant of Colombian Explosion. Museum of Science and Industry Figure 1. Museum of Science and Industry (Diagram retrieved from Lithuanian America Dairy by Monika Bonckute) Near the museum is another large park with small Japanese garden. Midway Park comes all the way from the Stony island avenue all the way to the Cottage Grove Avenue which connects Washington Park with Jackson Park. The Hyde Park shopping center is located at the 54 th and the 55 th street, the shopping center has i