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Brown, Lewis H. (Lewis Herold), b. 1894, (1894-1951) at the 1945 Lake Forest College Commencement at which he received an honorary degree and also delivered the Commencement address.
Mr. Brown is shown standing in front of a southeast entrance to the First Presbyterian church of Lake Forest, a building adjacent to the campus and facing the then administration building, Durand Institute, on North campus. The stones are from the…
Brown
Brown represents home, protection, animals, stability, and family. These associations come from nature. Brown is the color of roots, tree trunks, fur, and many other aspects of historical life that created homes and comfort.
Bridge over Des Plaines River Half Day, Illinois Postcard
This bridge over the Des Plaines River in the Half Day, Illinois Postcard faces north. In the background, power lines, trees, and a barn are seen along the road.
Attributed by: James R. Getz, President of the Lake County Historical Society from…
Bridge Between Johnson A & B
The bridge between Johnson A & B was built in 1962 with all windows to serve partly as a greenhouse for the biology department.
Bradley Lodge - View from northwest, showing entry facade and west end
This is a view of the original state of this nursing residence built on North Campus, Lake Forest College, for the Alice Home cottage hospital. It was a d1926 design of Anderson & Ticknor (Stanley D. Anderson, '16), in a Cotswold cottage style,…
Bradley Lodge - Exterior, North entry facade view with Homecoming decorations
"MOVING FOR LFC" banner on the front of the building/window and below it is a moving van truck. A black cat is present on the truck and appears to be attacking a person on a football field. On the tires of the truck is written "AlLLIED FOR LFC," with…
Bored in the cafeteria
A bored student in the cafeteria.
Bookplates for Cornelia Eames Anthony, by J. W. Jameson
Copies of Cornelia's Eames Anthony's bookplates. There are eight in total; five of the smaller ones and three of the large ones. The artist, J.W. Jameson, is a well-known bookplate artist and engraver.
Bookplate of a windmill, reading "Ex Libris" and (SVDS, 1896)
Originally designed by Howard Van Doren Shaw for his mother and two eldest children.