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Unpublished copy of Edward L. Koven's book The North Line - An Anecdotal History of the Chicago & North Western Railroad North Line's Role in the Development of Suburban Communities North of Chicago, 2004.
Koven, Edward L.
8mm film of Bruce (age 7) and Hugh (age 3) Spencer 736 Princeton Ave., 4th of July Parade 1938, Bruce and Hugh at Lake Michigan beach. 2 color slides of Highland Park Train Station around 1959.
1033 S. Hamlin Avenue, Park Ridge, IL
Blueprints, architectural plans and specifications for 1033 S. Hamlin Avenue, Park Ridge, IL. The home was designed by architect John S. Van Bergen.
Van Bergen, John S.
Phelps residence : 1135 Linden (Highland Park, Ill.)
Original drawings of dwelling at 1135 Linden (1115 Linden, 1922-1952) in Highland Park, Illinois by architect John S Van Bergen. Photocopies of photographic images with descriptive notations.
Van Bergen, John S.
Ravinia School, Highland Park, Illinois, Recordation
2 copies of a Recordation prepared by Benjamin Historic Certifications for North Shore School District 112 on Ravinia School, Highland Park, Illinois, 2023. The document provides a detailed account of the architects who worked on the school and its design over time.
Benjamin Historic Certifications
Highland Park Shooting Collection
Cookbooks from display at Jean Butz House museum. Arrangement is chronological.
Highland Park Historical Society
Highland Park Railroad Collection
The Highland Park Rail Road collection chiefly contains graphic materials to the history of the Chicago Northwestern Railroad (CNWRR) and the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad (CNSMRR or CNSRR), especially in Highland Park, Illinois and neighboring depots. Ephemera found in the collection includes correspondence, train schedules, tickets, dining car menus, advertisements, maps, stock certificates, periodical clippings, reproduction station blueprints and photographic materials; including glass slide negatives. The bulk of the collection dates from from the late 19th to the early 20th century. However, the dates span circa 1850 into the 21st century.
The Highland Park Historical Society created this artificial collection from diverse donors, including Arthur Durbin, the Highland Park News, Harold G. Mason (President CNSMRR) and other railway agents.
Highland Park Historical Society
American Legion Post 145, records
The collection contains meeting minutes, administrative records, publications, newspaper clippings, artifacts, photographs, and film reels with a movie camera. These records describe the activities of the veterans’ group in the Highland Park community.
American Legion. Illinois. Highland Park Dumaresq Spencer Post No. 145.