line, including 3.2% of those under age 18 and 1.9% of those age 65 or over. Note: the US Census treats Hispanic/Latino as an ethnic category. This table excludes Latinos from the racial categories and assigns them to a separate category. Hispanics/Latinos can be of any race. Architecture River Forest is perhaps best known for the diversity of early 20th century American residential architectural styles including several Frank Lloyd Wright designs and others within the Prairie School. The Winslow House and the River Forest Tennis Club are most notable for Frank Lloyd Wright's early styles. Notable people Tony Accardo, crime boss Anita Alvarez, attorney Joseph Andriacchi, mobster Charles F. Baumrucker, jeweler, businessman, politician Chris Columbus, filmmaker James Dewar, inventor Paul Harvey, radio commentator Gail Mancuso, television and film director Franklin Clarence Mars, inventor Kathryn McGee, activist Kevin Murphy, actor Edwin Perkins, inventor Jerry Saltz art critic Anne Smedinghoff, diplomat Carlos Zambrano, pitcher for the Chicago Cubs Notable events River Forest hosted the 2016 Little League Baseball Illinois State Tournament at Keystone Park. 2019 Little League Illinois Baseball Champions For 18 years, the neighborhood has hosted a yearly 9/11 Lemon-Aid stand on the 700 block of Bonnie Brae which donates all proceeds to local charities. The first year, the event raised $400 for Hepzibah Children's Association. Last year, $36,000 was raised for Kidz Express. To date, $323,000 has been donated by the event. Every year, the Rotary Club of Oak Park River Forest hosts the Food Truck Rally in Keystone Park that donates all net proceeds to local charities. The event includes 10 trucks with sweet, savory, and beer trucks; a live music stage; and a family activities area. See also River Forest Thomism References External links Village of River Forest official website River Forest Public Library River Forest Community Center Wednesday Journal, newspaper of Oak Park and River Forest Oak Park – River Forest Chamber of Commerce Villages in Illinois Villages in Cook County, Illinois Chicago metropolitan area