A few people sit on the porch of Hotel Half-Day. One person prepares to cross the street under the fine beer sign. In the background, there appears to be a warehouse. Several trees surround the hotel.
Ed Kelly's Half Day Road House was also called Perculat's Hotel according to Mrs. Ed Gleason. On the porchs around the hotel, people enjoy the nice weather. The hotel has two flags on either end with many trees.
Attributed by James R. Getz,…
This springtime view of the lagoons at Jackson Park, Chicago, was the first-place winer, out of 5,000 entries, in the 1933 Chicago Park District photography contest.
The creator, Mrs. McMasters, by 1940 was living in Lake Forest and took many…
Wright Lodge was a private residence just north of the cemetery entrance. The owner was the president of Calumet Baking Powder Company.
Attributed by James R. Getz, President of the Lake County Historical Society from the 1950s-1980s.
Hotel Half Day was possibly owned by J.F. Hornberger. A gate in the front and on the store sign tells that they have fine beer. On the far right, a few people stand next to a person on a horse drawn carriage.
This 200 pp. volume created by the College in 1950 was published the same year, apparently, as was completed the Alumni Memorial Fieldhouse, South Campus. The introductory portion of the book lists and shows photographs of those who died in World War…
This is a photo of a general store in Half Day. It may have been taken on present-day Milwaukee Ave (IL Route 21) south of Old Half Day Rd (U.S. Route 45). On the walkway of the general store, two people pose for the photographer. To the left, a…
A person stands on the side of Indian Creek where the Mason Blacksmith Shop once stood. In the background, a prairie, trees and a bridge line the creek.