Editing William B. Ogden (section)

===Legacy===
Namesakes of William B. Ogden include a stretch of [[U.S. Highway 34]], called Ogden Avenue in Chicago and its suburbs, Ogden International School of Chicago, which is located on Walton Street in Chicago, and [[Ogden Slip]], a man-made harbor near the mouth of the [[Chicago River]]. Ogden Avenue in [[Bronx|The Bronx]] is also named after him, as is Ogden, Iowa.<ref name="Harpster2009">{{cite book| last =Harpster| first =Jack| year =2009| title =The Railroad Tycoon who Built Chicago: A Biography of William B. Ogden| publisher =[[Southern Illinois University Press]]| location =Carbondale, Ill.| isbn =9780809329175| url =http://www.jackharpster.com/william_ogden_biography.html}}</ref> The Arnot-Odgen Memorial Hospital, founded by his wife Mariana, also bears his namesake. Following his death, William B. Ogden left money to his hometown of Walton, New York, which was used for the construction of a library, completed in 1897, which bears his name, the William B. Ogden Free Library, and is still in use today.