Muddy Waters 
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SOURCE: Washington Post
3/13/2021
A Push to Save Landmarks of the ‘Great Migration’ — and Better Understand Today’s Racial Inequities
A south Chicago house once owned by legendary blues singer Muddy Waters is being rehabilitated as a museum of the city's Black music and culture, just one of many battles to preserve the built environment and material history of the African American "Great Migration" to Chicago and other northern cities.
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