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This collection contains images used in "Highland Park Settlement to the 1920s" local history book. These items were pulled from other collections for the use in the Settlement book and have not been rearranged.

This file contains images pulled for the use of the Settlement book and are currently found in the first folder of this box. Bellow are a list of images found in this folder along with their associated dates and accession numbers.

A & P Super Market previously Northwestern General Store, 6-21-1950
Moses and Lobe family, No Date
First Presbyterian Church, 1874
U.S.O.'s dedication of Green Bay Rd., No Date
Highland Park Hospital exterior, No Date
F.B. Green Bloce family at their home on the corner of Sheridan and Central Ave. [Elvira Green (Mrs. H.R.), Frank and Birtha Green, Emma McQuiston, Mamie and Gladys Burns, Harvey and Paul McQuiston, No Date
3 women and 3 men posing on a brick porch, No Date, 70-366-1
Highland Park Hotel copy [original in Highland Park Film], No Date
Mandel Home- Tudor style, No Date, 70-582-5
George Tucker and Harry Clour standing infront of a car, No Date
Thomas McCraran Sr. farmer who came to Highland Park in 1848, ca. 1860, 70-338-1
St. Mary's church on Green Bay Rd. near Lake Cook [Heavily pixilated], No Date
Ethel Zimmer Smith shopping with her trained billy goat, 1905
Bluff City Electric Street Railway Company car with passengers, No Date
Young Mens Club of Highland Park Minstrel Show [names of members on back], 1920
Winter scene looking north from Central Ave. on Sherinan Rd. [negative], 1896
Albert Larson general store [original in Orson Brand collection], No Date
Left to right for the dinner party- Emma McQuiston, Aggie Leslie?, Mrs. Commings, Mrs. Mathson?, Mrs. Fessender, Grandma Green, Mrs. Erskine, Bertha B. Green, Mrs. Brawn, ____, Della Marrison, Mrs. Van Rifoer, No Date
Highland Park News office with 3 mend standing outside, No Date, 69-357-3
Moraine Hotel taxi from the train depot with driver standing outside his truck, No Date, 69-271-3
2 women in a Phaeton decorated for a parade representing Home Dairy, No Date, 67-230-31
"The Old Fashioned School" Elm Place Grammer School play to raise money for a new auditorium- first persons gun faces up [names on back], 5-3-1923, 69-356-5
Copy from above, 5-3-1923, 69-356-5
3rd copy, 5-3-1923, 69-356-5
4th copy, 5-3-1923, 69-356-5
5th copy, 5-3-1923, 69-356-5
"The Old Fashioned School" Elm Place Grammer School play to raise money for a new auditorium- first persons gun faces at students [names on back], 5-3-1923, 9-77-156
Copy from above, 5-3-1923, 9-77-156
3rd copy, 5-3-1923, 9-77-156
4th copy, 5-3-1923, 9-77-156
Highland Park Life Saving Crew [also found in Orson Brand collection], No Date
3 men sitting in a car outside H. Mills Meat Market, No Date
Winter scene looking north from Central Ave. on Sherinan Rd. [small image printed from the negative], No Date, 67-119-1
Arial view of the entrance to Ravina Park, a train leaving with passengers walking about the platforms, No Date
Central Ave. and Sheridan Rd. looking north with James H. Duffy's delivery service store and wagon in the image, ca. 1900, 70-259-2
Erection of the Flag pole at Central and Sheridan, Christmas card, No Date
Erection of the Flag pole at Central and Sheridan, No Date, 69-295-1
"Our Flag" Poem by Laura Dayton Fessenden from the North Shore Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, No Date

File contains identified photographs of people around Highland park. Notable photos include: the Carpenter's Union, Jenna Cannon Hyde, and Frank Cannon Hyde.

This is a map of Lake County, Illinois by George Hale, county surveyor and J.N.Truesdell, clerk of the circuit court, published by L. Gast Bros. and Co., St. Louis. The map is from actual surveys and other authentic sources. The map shows Lake County in 1861. The map includes historical statistics of Lake County dating back to 1834. It also includes an illustration of the Public Square in Waukegan, a Table of Distances and a table of Statistics. There are also several insets: Waukegan, Antioch, Half Day, Millburn, Wauconda Central Part of Lake Forest, Hainesville, Long Grove, Lake Zurich, Libertyville, Deerfield Village, Forksville, Diamond Lake, O'Plain Bridge, and Barrington. There is a note at the bottom of the page: "Copied to preserve historical record in the office of R.M. Lobdell, County Superintendent of Highways, March 1948, by order of the Board of Supervisors of Lake Co., Guy L. Grinnell, Chairman, from old map furnished by the Lake County Historical Society, Bess Dunn, Secretary by R.M.Brown."

This series contains items dedicated to the City Council Meetings.