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Songs you can see

Series

Part of The Highland Park Senior TV Production Team audio visual collection

Scope and Contents note Rebecca Armstrong sings and plays guitar. Peggy Lischultz is a chalk artist.

Songs

US IlHpHS 2015.3-4-13.14
File
undated

Part of Sholom A. Singer papers

File contains handwritten songs in English, Italian, Hebrew, and Yiddish. Most are traditional songs. Written on lined paper clipped into a leather binder.

Song Sparrow

US IlHpHS 1996.5-1-0837
Item
1915-01-30

Part of Jesse Lowe Smith Image Collection

Somewhere over the rainbow

US IlHpHS 1996.5-L-4.0667
Item
circa 1930s

Part of Jesse Lowe Smith Image Collection

Lantern slide with lyrics to "Somewhere over the rainbow".

Something for Susan : The Cook

US IlHpHS EOJ-Big.sus-2008.20.6
Item

Part of Elizabeth Orton Jones Collection

Some of Mr. Schultz's paintings (Negative number 149)

Part of Jesse Lowe Smith Image Collection

A black and white photograph of a series of paintings done by one Mr. Schultz.

Some Jewish Aspects of "Suburbia" - Student Annual 1958-59

US IlHpHS 2015.3-7-16.29
File
1959

Part of Sholom A. Singer papers

File contains Rabbi Singer's published article "Some Jewish Aspect's of 'Suburbia'", Student Annual 1958-59, The College of Jewish Studies, Chicago, Illinois, 1959.