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History Department Shows Strong Growth Since Founding In 1899.
Article published in The Stentor (Lake Forest College Newspaper) in 1935.
Mathematics Taught at College Since Founding of School
Article published in The Stentor (Lake Forest College Newspaper) in 1936.
Music Department Has Experienced A Most Chequerd History
Article published in The Stentor (Lake Forest College Newspaper) in 1936.
Illustrious Men Are Boasted By Political Science Department
Article published in The Stentor (Lake Forest College Newspaper) in 1936.
Owner Unidentified—“Be it ever so humble there’s no place like Home”
A bookplate for an unidentified owner, designed by Fred Thompson. Thompson was a well-known bookplate designer.
For Old Onwentsia
In the form of a letter to members of the "Onwentsia Club," this is an argument against a proposed alteration of the 1896 laid out golf course. It begins with a considerably detailed rehearsal of the history of the club, beginning with "a miniature…
Annals of Onwentsia, Being a Brief Sketch of the Genesis of the Club by Slason Thompson, 1929?
This text is a "Paper read by Slason Thompson at the opening dinner in the Wigwam, November 3, 1928...," p. 5, the original 1890s frame building having been replaced by the the current masonry structure designed by Harrie T. Lindeberg, architect.…
Bookplate for Mary Burwell Allen, by Tiffany and Co.
A bookplate for Mary Burwell Allen, designed by Tiffany and Co.
Bookplate for Alfred L. and Sara Bernheim
This is a bookplate for Alfred L. and Sara Bernheim, by Tiffany and Co.
Bookplate for John Joyce Carter, by Tiffany and Co.
This is a bookplate for John Joyce Carter, designed by Tiffany and Co. It is part of the Asmann-Anthony collection.