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Statistics of Attendance, 1988-1909, Lake Forest College. Early statistical data ca. 1880's- 1930's.
State Tuberculosis Sanitarium, Mount Alto, Pennsylvania
This hospital reflects roots in the classicism of Wrenn's 1694 Royal Naval Hospital at Greenwich, near London, England. It is from a 1939 book on projects of the 1930s Public Works Administration, and does not cite the name of the architect. The…
Stanley, Hiram M., Lake Forest University Class of 1881,.....lfspfmn00048.tif
Hiram Stanley (1857-1903), Class of 1881, the University's first full-time librarian, produces a printed catalog of the collection. He received his B.D. degree from Andover Seminary, and was an instructor at Lake Forest University in Philosophy and…
Spring Festival, June 3, 1926, 8:30 o'clock
Music and dances presented by the Physical Education Department for Women of Lake Forest College.
Spring Asserts Itself Even in Bookplates
This is an article that appeared in the May, 1931 publication of the L.S.A.C. Discus. It was written by Alice E. Casey, a librarian.
Sports Center, Lake Forest College, as built 1968, architect Edward Dart
Lloebl Schlossman & Bennett architect Edward Dart's Lake Forest College Sports Center, 1968, remains in 2013 a central part of the College's athletic campus--with a 2010 Solomon Cordwell-designed addition north. That has a more massive…
Sports Center with Athletic Hall of Fame plaques, ca. 1990s.
This appeares to be prior to the creation of the Tiernan Room to house trophies and Hall of Fame plaques, with some plaques installed on the walls of the building's interior. Only some of the names on the plaques are easy to read: Edward Cochran '75…
Sports Center (1968-2009) front facade from the north
A black and white photo of the front of the Sports Center, which faces north. Numerous trees are visible in front of the entrance. This photograph clearly emphasizes the the self-effacing character of architect Edward Dart's design, minimizing its…
Sports Center (1968-2009) - Swimming Pool
The 1968-completed Sports Center, designed by architect Edward Dart of Chicago's Loebl Slossman firm, featured an Olympic scaled swimming pool on its east side. This view is from the northeast corner looking toward the diving board. An early star…