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The Greek players

US IlHpHS visu.elm-1.5-3.1
Item

Part of Visual : Elm Place School

The Flower girls

US IlHpHS visu.elm-1.5-3.2
Item
circa 1929

Part of Visual : Elm Place School

The Fairies

US IlHpHS visu.elm-1.5-3.3
Item

Part of Visual : Elm Place School

The Elves

US IlHpHS visu.elm-1.5-3.5
Item

Part of Visual : Elm Place School

Map of Highland Park Woodlands

US IlHpHS wood.lan
Item
1936

Map shows the Highland park Woodlands: the area between Western and Priscilla (east-west) and Euclid and Burchell (north-south). There are drawings of proposed houses in the area as well as restrictions on the lots. The map was drawn by M.B. Schaeffer, June 20, 1936.

Schaeffer, M. B.

Catholic Church ruins--destroyed by windstorm

US IlHpHS wors.col-1.7.70.231
Item
1890-04-09

Part of Places of Worship (Highland Park, Ill.)

Saint Mary's in the Woods after tornado.

Sunday School class

US IlHpHS wors.col-25.67.86.13
Item
1900

Part of Places of Worship (Highland Park, Ill.)

Highland Park Presbyterian church. 1. Webster Rice. 2. Harold Sweetland. 3. Bert Green. 4. George Bowen. 5. George Jones. 6. Charles Grant. 7. Raymond Flinn. 8. Tom Troxel. Rilla Palmer (teacher). 10. Roger Vail. 11. Norman Mason. Xmas 1900.

Goldberg's Opera house

gold.fam-gold.ope
Item
circa 1897

Part of Goldberg family collection

Broadside advertising "Goldberg's Opera House Highland Park Thursday, Oct' 7 Something New, Funny and up-to-date. McCabe & Young's A New York Success: A Black Trilby." Framed item is fragile and has been repaired with tape.