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The Individual File is comprised of resources documenting individuals and families of prominence who were born, lived or worked in Highland Park, Illinois. The collection is made up of 2.5 linear feet of periodical clippings; biographies and personal narratives; correspondence; photographs; ephemera; and legal records; dating from 1872 to 2002. This is an artificial collection that is arranged alphabetically by family name.
This collection was created by founders and other members of the Highland Park Historical Society from diverse sources and donations.
Processed by Steve Freedman and Patrick Cerny.
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Includes records, written recollections, and corres. regarding early City; plus paper copy of dwelling on St. Johns Ave with last wood plank sidewalks where high school parking lot now stands. Discuss boarders at family dwelling including Wainwright family and Opera singers.
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August Haak was the owner of Haak’s Auto Supply Store and a mail carrier pilot. This file also contains inter-organizational accession correspondence and documentation.
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Includes corres. (2000 ) from Thomas Hawkins regarding 1920s Tinkertoys factory fire on Central Court that also destroyed Hawkins family barn and carriage shed.
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Includes 70-224-1, Mrs. George Hessler, 80th birthday, donated by the Highland Park News.
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Images, corres., and copy of Embree, Edwin R. Julius Rosenwald Fund: Review for the Two-Year Period, 1942-1944. Chicago: The Fund, 1944. Print.
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Surveyor, cartographer and civil engineer.
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"Preface For the past ten or more years, suggestions have often been made by our grandchildren -- James and Jean Heller and Charles and Elinor Steele to give them a story of the Chicago Fire, October 9th, 1871, as witnessed by me,...In addition, I will add a biographical sketch of our family...as far back as 1800 ...Emil Rudolph Jan. 1936."
Grossfield, Edward A.
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Naturalization papers for Frederick A Tucker, 1892.
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Includes recollections regarding Rosenwald home and family history by Lois Dever, descendant of Alex and Anna Erickson and Olaf and Emma Lindblom.
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