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This series contains a single item containing information on the 4th Ward's Census.

This series contains information on various improvement bonds registered from 1902-1957 in Highland Park.

This series has 8 items containing information on the birth and death records of Highland Park, ranging from 1900-1953.

Box contains photographs and family documents for Mr. and Mrs. M. James Hart. Documents include Mr. and Mrs. James Hart marriage certificate, a copy of Talley's birth certificate and obituary, telegram, newspaper clippings, home repair receipts, and a school composition written about Talley by her granddaughter, Shannyn.

To Tina Stipe from Aunt Katie.

This series contains slide images of various locations around Highland Park. Below is a list of the items in this folder along with their dates.

Boynton Chapple Garden, No Date
Fire Station, No Date
Fort Sheridan, No Date
Half Day Rd. (Rt 22) and Diamond Lake Rd., No Date
Historical Society, No Date
Homes, No Date
Landmarks/Locations, No Date
Lincolnshire beach, 1959
Navy Pier, No Date
Piza Tower in Niles Illinois, No Date
Pollawanimee Woods, No Date
Public Buildings, No Date
Skokie Lake, No Date
Snow Storm, No Date
Walt Durban, No Date
Waukegan Illinois, No Date
Jean Garrett donated 8 slides of images around Highland Park, 10-27-1999

This series contains all the postcards from the photograph collection. Below is a list of the items in this folder along with their dates and accession numbers.

Ravine Drive in Highland Park, No Date
Elizabeth Tultle, No Date
Egandale- Christmas postcard, No Date
Building of Town Hall, No Date
Deerfield Township High School, No Date
Laying the corner stone of the Town Hall building, No Date
Auto with female driver, No Date, 70-24-2
Highland Park Parade- teamed wagons dressed in U.S.A. flags, No Date
Exmore Country Club Postcard- 1 of 14 post cards, No Date, 67-351
Wagon Bridge over DesPlaines River near Half Day Trail, 1-18-1916
Young man sitting on a pier holding his hat, No Date
William Guyot, Clementine Schrey, and son William S. Guyot at Central Ave./Park Ave. beach, 1908