Digital Collections - Lake Forest College

The "Lincoln" Cabin at "Ragdale" (1930), Lake Forest, IL. Lake Forest Country Places no. 25, Lake Forest Journal, Volume 5, Issue 4, February 1997.

Defining Lake Forest architectual character. Lake Forest Journal, Volume 6, Issue 5, february 1998.

Mrs. Stanley Keith,(Ferruccio Vitale architect),1315 North Lake Road, Lake Forest, IL. Lake Forest Country Places no. 24, Lake Forest Journal, Volume 5, Issue 3, December 1996.

"North Ragdale", (Howard Van Doren Shaw architect, 1905), 1272 North Green Bay Road- Part I. Lake Forest Country Places no. 35, Lake Forest Journal, Volume 6, Issue 3, December 1997.

"Two Gables", the Babcock/Laurance Armour Place (Abro and Lindeberg architect, 1910), 395 North Green Bay Road, Lake Forest, IL. Lake Forest Journal, Volume 13, Issue6, August 1999.

Finley Barrell Place, The sight of the Former Clay Durand Place (Fredrick Wainright Perkins architect, 1916) 747 East Deerpath, Lake Forest, IL. Lake Forest Country Places no. 42, Lake Forest Journal, Volume 6, Issue 11, August 1998.

Letter to Mrs. F.D. Anthony, Grove Place, West Chicago, IL, from John W. Evans, 1940

A letter to Mrs. F.D. Anthony, Grove Place, West Chicago, IL, from John W. Evans, 1940. Evans was a master wood carver and bookplate engraver.

A Letter to Mrs. F.D. Anthony, 'Grove Place', West Chicago, from John W. Evans

John W.Evans was a master wood engraver and bookplate designer. This was a letter to Mrs. F. D. Evans. It talked about the winter that year, and Christmas.

'Ye Olde Chop House', 118 Cedar St., New York. 'Established in 1800'

John W.Evans was a master wood engraver and bookplate designer. This engraving was based on a pen drawing by R. Carter.

Portrait Engraving by John W. Evans

John W.Evans was a master wood engraver and bookplate designer. This engraving was based off of a painting by Alpheaus P. Cole. It was approved by the artist. Alpheaus was a well-known portraitist. His father was Timothy Cole, an American wood…

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