of Burnham, Illinois, and brother of architect Daniel Burnham Arthur T. Broche, Illinois state representative Patrick Creadon, filmmaker Jean Fenn, opera singer George Hunt, Illinois Attorney General Johnny "Red" Kerr, center and power forward with the Philadelphia 76ers and Baltimore Bullets; coach with the Chicago Bulls and Phoenix Suns; longtime Bulls broadcaster Tom Kondla, center with the Minnesota Pipers and Houston Mavericks Ring Lardner, newspaper and short story writer "Screwy" Claude Maddox, criminal ally of Al Capone Martin E. Marty, scholar of religion Frank Nitti, criminal ally of Capone Judy Baar Topinka, state politician; Illinois State Comptroller and Illinois State Treasurer In popular culture Parts of the movie The Lake House were filmed at the Riverside train station, the former Henninger's Pharmacy, and at the Sidney Allen home at 84 Riverside Road. The made-for-TV movie In the Company of Darkness was filmed throughout Riverside. The 2004 movie Christmas with the Kranks was set in Riverside, although it was filmed in California and Canada. Portions of Season 4 of the FX series Fargo were filmed in Riverside as a stand-in for Kansas City of the 1950s. Business The Central Business District, located around the Riverside Metra station, has a collection of shops, several cafes, banks, and wealth management offices. See also Garden city movement Garden real estate Riverside (Metra) Riverside Historic District (Riverside, Illinois) References External links Village of Riverside official website The Frederick Law Olmsted Society of Riverside Illinois Great Places - Riverside Society of Architectural Historians SAH ARCHIPEDIA entry on Riverside Villages in Illinois Villages in Cook County, Illinois Chicago metropolitan area Planned cities in the United States Populated places established in 1869 National Register of Historic Places in Cook County, Illinois 1869 establishments in Illinois