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First National Bank of Highland Park

US IlHpHS fnbhp-3-01
Item
ca. 1923

Part of First National Bank of Highland Park Collection

Portrait

US IlHpHS 2012.11-3-2.17-01
Item
n.d.

Part of Henry X Arenberg, papers

Edgewood School

US IlHpHS scho.col-01
Item
circa 1966

Part of Highland Park Schools Collection

Officers

2015.2-01
Item
1923 February 15

Part of Highland Park Police images

W.S. Egan and Gardener'c cottage

US IlHpHS 2021.3-01
Item
circa 1910-1920

Part of Berg family collection

Screened front porch of the gardener's cottage northwest of the main house at Egandale. Image features a large spirea bush and circular iris bed. W. C. Egan is standing in front of the large vegetable garden. Image has been flipped.

Plaque

US IlHpHS high.sce-01.24
Item
circa 1969-1970

Part of Highland Park scenes

Robert G. (Bob) Robinson examines Francis Stupey Cabin plaque transferred from Exmoor Country Club with addendum.

This is the site of the first commercial building

US IlHpHS high.sce-01.27
Item
1971

Part of Highland Park scenes

Plaque at bank building (Chase Bank in 2022) at the northeast corner of St. Johns and Central Ave, site of first public Highland Park Building Company edifice.

This Indian trail tree plaque

US IlHpHS high.kod-010
Item
1967-04

Part of Highland Park Kodachrome Slide Collection

Historical marker, place at Sheridan Road where it meets Lake-Cook in 1911 by the Daughters of the American Revolution North Shore Chapter, relocated.