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Established in 1927, Hyde Park Hair Salon is anything but a typical barbershop. This century old institution stands as one of the oldest barbershops in the U.S and a recognized cultural landmark, listed with the Chicago Bureau of Tourism and visited by people from around the world. Home to generations of master barbers, Hyde Park Hair Salon has served icons across eras, from Muhammad Ali to Barack Obama, and continues that tradition today. Wrapped in history and fueled by community lore, the shop carries what many call an urban myth: step through its doors and good fortune follows, earning it a reputation as a quiet good luck charm. More than a place for an exceptional haircut, Hyde Park Hair Salon is a living piece of American History
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5234 S. Blackstone Ave., 60615, Chicago, United States
- 7734936028
- hydeparkhairsalon@gmail.com
- hydeparkhairsalon.biz
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