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Spectrum, Lake Forest College News for Alumni and Friends Vol. II, No. 3 January - February, 1973
Spectrum was a Lake Forest College publication dedicated to news of and for alumni, students, faculty, parents and friends. It represented an effort to strengthen communication lines between the campus and members of the College family.
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Spectrum, Lake Forest College News for Alumni and Friends Vol. II, No. 2 November, 1972
Spectrum was a Lake Forest College publication dedicated to news of and for alumni, students, faculty, parents and friends. It represented an effort to strengthen communication lines between the campus and members of the College family.
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Spectrum, Lake Forest College News for Alumni and Friends Vol. II, No. 1 September-October, 1972
Spectrum was a Lake Forest College publication dedicated to news of and for alumni, students, faculty, parents and friends. It represented an effort to strengthen communication lines between the campus and members of the College family.
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Spectrum, Lake Forest College News for Alumni and Friends Vol. I, No. 2 June, 1972
Spectrum was a Lake Forest College publication dedicated to news of and for alumni, students, faculty, parents and friends. It represented an effort to strengthen communication lines between the campus and members of the College family.
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Spectrum, Lake Forest College News for Alumni and Friends Vol. I, No. 1 May, 1972
Spectrum was a Lake Forest College publication dedicated to news of and for alumni, students, faculty, parents and friends. It represented an effort to strengthen communication lines between the campus and members of the College family.
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The Noble-Seymour-Crippen House (1833 south portion byMark Noble.)(1868 northern half by Thomas Seymour)The Norwood Park Historical Society, 5624 N. Newark Ave, Chicago, IL - Norwood Park
For moreinformation on the Noble-Seymour-Crippen House, please visit: http://www.norwoodparkhistoricalsociety.org/history/nschistory.asp
For information on Norwood Park, you may…
Some Morton Grove (Ill.)-related items: (1) 1976 Milwaukee Road Morton Grove Train Station - at (Lehigh and Lincoln Avenues); (2) 1904 incompleted train station; (3) C. 1905 train station; (4) 1995 "Levi Parsons Morton Biography" and (5) "Bingham and Fernald's Subdivison Map," c. 1891
Sometime in the 1830's or around 1840, John Crane and their son-in-law John Miller settled in the area.On February 6,1841, John Miller, an enterprising settler puchased 80 acres of land for $100.00. He erected a small sawmill located just south…
