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The Noble-Seymour-Crippen House (1833 south portion byMark Noble.)(1868 northern half by Thomas Seymour)The Norwood Park Historical Society, 5624 N. Newark Ave, Chicago, IL - Norwood Park
For moreinformation on the Noble-Seymour-Crippen House, please visit: http://www.norwoodparkhistoricalsociety.org/history/nschistory.asp
For information on Norwood Park, you may…
Jerome Robert Cerny (1901?-1970), Architect : Chronology by Arthur H. Miller
This three-page chronology of events in the life of Jerome Robert Cerny, a nationally-known architect based in Lake Forest in the middle of the 20th c., was prepared for a program on him ca. 2003 and his work by Arthur H. Miller, in part from…
Lake Forest's Classic Architectural Character, Established 1893-1942
This three-page summary of the history of classic Beaux-Arts planning in the Lake Forest area (estates region extending today north to North Chicago, west to Vernon Hills and Libertyville, and south to Riverwoods and the Ryerson Woods Conservation…
"James R. Getz: Collector & Activist"
During the decade following Mr. Getz's death in 1986 the Donnelley Library, in cooperation with the College's development office, offered annual James R. Getz Lectures. In February of 1995, a year after Arthur H. Miller became Archivist and Librarian…
Some Aspects of Artistic Creativity in Lake Forest's Past; for the October 25, 1995 Ruth Winter Community Lecture: "The Arts in Lake Forest: Creating--Yesterday and Today"
This talk was given as one half of the October 25, 1995 Ruth Winter Community Lecture, 8 pm at Lily Reid Holt Memorial Chapel, Middle Campus, Lake Forest College. The other "half" of the program was Ragdale Foundation executive director Michael…
Barrell, Finley, estate, 855 E. Rosemary Rd. (ca. 1913, Howard Van Doren Shaw, architect, Warren Manning, landscape architect), Lake Forest (Lake Forest Country Places, No. 6, May (submitted April 9), 1995), Lake Forest Journal.
One of series of articles on Lake Forest estates (Lake Forest Country Places) published in Helen Yomine's Lake Forest Journal, between 1994 and 1999.
Mrs. Yomine is the spouse of the late Daniel Yomine of Lake Forest.
The first Finley Barrell…
Italian Tower at Centaurs, the estate of Alfred E. and Clarisse Hamill, on the northeast corner of Mayflower and Ringwood Roads, Lake Forest; an article written for the November 1994 Lake Forest Journal.
One of series of articles on Lake Forest estates (Lake Forest Country Places) published in Helen Yomine's Lake Forest Journal, between 1994 and 1999. This article was number 2. Mrs. Yomine is the spouse of the late Daniel Yomine of Lake Forest.
The…