"Legacy" By The Hand History Exhibit Together with the help of the Chicago History Museum and the Benjamin B. Green-Field Foundation, By The Hand created a new exhibit honoring 150 Chicagoans who have made a difference in the lives of young people-mind, body and soul. The exhibit, entitled "Legacy," was unveiled at the Chicago History Museum for the 2nd Annual Spring Benefit on April 26. The list of extraordinary Chicagoans includes Marilyn Eisenberg who helped found the Chicago Children's Museum, Jane Adams who started Hull House and Dwight Moody who founded Moody Bible Institute and The Moody Church. For each Chicagoan featured, a personal account from a child tells why the leader brings him or her hope and inspiration. After learning about Gwendolyn Brooks, Jamaria, age 12, says, "She reminds of me of myself because I love writing. Ms. Brooks encourages me to write." Following the benefit, thousands of Chicagoans will view the exhibit in seven Chicago Public schools, libraries and other places through out Chicago. Now Showing Chicago Public Library Near North Branch 310 W. Division St. 60610 Jenner Elementary Academy of Arts 1119 N. Cleveland Ave. 60610 Schiller Elementary School 640 W. Scott St. 60610 Manierre Elementary School 1420 N. Hudson Ave. 60610 Brionte Booker, a fifth grader at By The Hand, proudy stands next to her featured Legacy Legend, Ella Flagg Young, the first woman superintendent of Chicago Public Schools.