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The Gordon Lester Ford Collection, Bookplate
The Gordon Lester Ford Collections, presented by his sons, Urnthington Chaucer Fund and Paul Leicester Ford to the New York Public Library. The artist is unknown.
The First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest marks its Centennial Year (1959)
Full title " Keeping Faith with Our Fathers and our Children"
The brochure give a brief history of the Church in Lake Forest and of the different programs and events that have taken place at the Church over the century. It also details the need for…
The enchanted forest : a student history of Lake Forest College
The exhibit presented here is a project of Professor Alan Teller’s Public History: Museums and Exhibits class (Hist 348).
The Duke of Wellington, Bookplate
Arthur Wellesley (1769-1852), also known as the Duke of Wellington, was one of England's greatest military leaders. He was Prime Minister from 1828-1830, as well as 1834. He was the man responsible for defeating Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo. He…
The Des Plaines River in Lake County, Illinois
This map and the trip it relates to by the League of Women Voters of Lake Forest (Ill.) is discussed at https://www.lakeforest.edu/library/archives/indexes/richardsonvanishingpress.php ,
on the Lake Forest College library Archives and Special…
on the Lake Forest College library Archives and Special…
The Cookery of Medieval Muslims- In Paintings
Different paintings of Muslims during the Islamic empires eating and/or cooking foods, including Sultans of Delhi, India during the Malwa Sultanate in 1392–1562.
The Cookbooks of the World: From Pre-Islam to Medieval Islam to Current Ages
The cookbooks range from Mesopotamian times to medieval Muslim empires to a current Syrian cookbook, taking viewers back to the dining tables of pre-Islamic peoples to today's society in Damascus, Syria.
The Commons Plaza
from The Forester, 1930