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Bookplate entitled "Sylvia - her book"
Photograph of a bookplate entitled "Sylvia - her book." There is an image of a girl standing between two rows of trees, approaching a gate. She is holding a book that reads "her book." The name Sylvia appears in the top left comer.
Bookplate of a girl, cat, doll, and book
It reads "Evelyn Shaw Her Book"
Bookplate of a windmill, reading "Ex Libris" and (SVDS, 1896)
Originally designed by Howard Van Doren Shaw for his mother and two eldest children.
Photocopy of a bookplate
Bookplate designed by Howard Van Doren Shaw for his youngest daughter, Frances Theodora Shaw. In the center there is a crown image above three books. The bookplate reads, "The World is so full of a number of things, I'm sure we should all be as happy…
"Wogden" - Frances Shaw's studio located behind the theatre, from a distance
the arched passageway is visible
Closer view of the studio
a view of the main door
Audience waiting to enter the theatre
(it is difficult to directly link the photograph to this specific performance.)
Audience and performers of the Garden Theatre
Play not identified. [The bench in the background was designed by Howard Van Doren Shaw and eventually reproduced by Lake Forest Open Lands.]