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Levi W. Yaggy/W. O. Lindley/W. Mitchell House, 901 East Rosemary Road, Lake Forest, IL
The original architect for 901 E. Rosemary Rd. is Lawrence Gustav Hallberg (1844-1915).
A resource mentioning the architect is a Chicago Tribune notice, Nov. 11, 1888, of work on the 901 E. Rosemary Rd. house’s beginning for Levi Yaggy, a Chicago…
Arthur D. Dubin (ASTP '47) Railroad Photograph Collection: slides, group "D" (annotated by hand, Aarthur H. Miller from ADD's comments)
From 1999 to 2011 Arthur D. Dubin (1923-2011), who attended Lake Forest College in 1943 as part of his wartime service, donated thousands of photographic and related images to Special Collections, Lake Forest College library. In one of his early…
Lake Forest College Student Organizations Reference File Folder-Level Listings, coverage through 1990s
This reference file was prepared in the late 1990s mostly from College yearbooks to support the writing of the College's history, published in 2000, 30 Miles North... by Franz Schulze et al. The listing has been prepared in June 2013.
Commencement speaker Dr. Hu Shih, 1941, Lake Forest College, newspaper announcements
Newspaper clippings from Lake Forest College's public relations file for "Commencement, 1940 -44" mounted on one sheet, and relating to Dr. Hu Shih's Spring 1941 Commencement address, Lake Forest College. Dated May and June 1941.
"World's Fair Route"--Cincinnati, Hamilton & Chicago R.R. broadside
This is an advertisement page from a railroad trade periodical, mostly, or a broadside for the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Ohio R.R., from the 1890s. For more explanation see: http://archon.lakeforest.edu/?p=collections/controlcard&id=125 .
The…
Writings on inflation, 1933-1941, collected by John T. McCutcheon, Jr.,Chicago Tribune editorial page writer
This group of electronic files represents a small share of a collection of writings on inflation, 1933-1941, along with a cover letter from John T. McCutcheon, Jr. in donating the materials to special Collections, 1989. The letter is followed by few…