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Yearbooks, 1909 and 1921-1922, for the Highland Park Club, founded in 1892, including by-laws. Photograph of the organization's clubhouse at Central and Lake viewed from ravine with "Scene of many evenings of entertainment" and "M. Jordan" written on verso.
70-839-1 Mrs. (Dr.) Karl Meyer and daughter in front of old Highland Park Club on East Central Ave. / photo by Brand.

Scope and Contents note The Highland Park Community Hand Book and Business Directory. The booklet contains information about Highland Park from 1968-1970. the 1969 ed. is a special centennial edition.

File contains materials related to the Highland park Chamber of Commerce. Materials include 1993 Community Guide, Highland Park: Superb Suburb (1959), an invitation to the 1999 Annual meeting, Highland park Organizations: Scope and Functions (1958).

Scope and Contents note File contains two directories; from 1968 and 1970 respectively. Directories were published by Boone Publications. They contain information about the fifth United States Army including Fort Sheridan history and contemporary information, map section, and military facilities. The 1968 directory also includes information on neighboring communities, metropolitan Chicago and a directory.

Scope and Contents note File contains a photocopy of a document dated November 12, 1969. The document acknowledges that the Highland Park beautification COmmission cleaned up the Central Business District of Highland Park.

File contains material related to the history of Highland park. Materials include first person recollections of the history of Highland Park, an issue of the North Shore Review (August 5, 1927), photocopies of newspaper articles, Highland Park History Bibliography (1844-1978) compiled by Mark Mandle, newspaper articles, Early History of Highland Park text, and a Forecast of Population in the Region of Chicago (1928).
67-86-2 is "Information given to Raymond W. and Nellie P. Flinn in a talk with Mrs. Harry Booth (Rose Dennis booth) of Glencoe, Illinois...", includes observations on the Daggett family land and homes, Saint Mary's and Daggett cemeteries and 21 Mile House.
"The Horse and buggy era/" by Anna Ringdahl describes the Moraine Stable and its services for hotels, schools and others. 1973.

Cookbooks from display at Jean Butz House museum. Arrangement is chronological.

Charity cookbook of recipes compiled by the Highland Park - Ravinia Center of the Infant Welfare Society of the Chicago, founded in 1925. Preface with group's history. Annotated by Peg Koukos on back pages.

Dedicated to "everyone who has been involved with our church of the past one hundred years," includes a history of the church and congregation.