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"Wright Lodge" Prairie View, Illinois Postcard
The "Wright Lodge" in Prairie View, Illinois is located north of a cemetery entrance passed Half Day on Milwaukee Ave. On the right, plants are in planters on window sills. Also, trees are in front of the lodge.
Attributed by James R. Getz,…
"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…
"Woof (?) Indians (?) Whoop," Currens Scrapbook Glee Club Trip West series, Photo 041
From Earl Currens '11 scrapbook, series of Glee Club Trip West images
"Woman of the Aleitian Islands, " in Prichard's History of Man,
plate no. 29
published by H. Bailliere, 1842
London
London
"Wogden" - Frances Shaw's studio located behind the theatre, from a distance
the arched passageway is visible
"Winslow, Kansas," train station picture - Currens Scrapbook Glee Club Trip West series, Photo 027
From Earl Currens '11 scrapbook, series of Glee Club Trip West images
"Will you be my Valentine" - photo no. 2
Black-face image of Cornelia Neltnor Anthony (1868 - 1959), an aunt of Edwin Assmann '27, of Lake Forest.
Image relates to a minstrel show described in a clipping in the scrapbook.
Image relates to a minstrel show described in a clipping in the scrapbook.
"Will you be my Valentine"
Black-face image of Cornelia Neltnor Anthony (1868 - 1959), an aunt of Edwin Assmann '27, of Lake Forest.
Image relates to a minstrel show described in a clipping in the scrapbook
Image relates to a minstrel show described in a clipping in the scrapbook
"Water Consumption North Shore Towns, Sept. 1930" graph, as part of a report from consultants about the City of Lake Forest's Water Works
This graph illustrating the relative levels of water drawn from Lake Michigan per person among the Chicago North Shore suburbs shows that Lake Forest was the heaaviest user by a significant margin. This was approximatelly double on a per person basis…