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2013.11-1.1-18
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circa 1918-1918

Part of Roland Brand Collection

Ossoli Club Central Ave. Beach. with water treatment plant to the north in background.

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2013.11-1.1-20
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circa 1914-1918

Part of Roland Brand Collection

Life saving station at Central Ave. Beach.

Bridge

US IHigp buil.hou-6.2
Other
1929-11

Part of Building the house

Bridge

US IHigp buil.hou-7.1
Other
1929-12

Part of Building the house

The Powder House at Williamsburg

US IlHpHS 1996.5-0199
Other
1911-08-18

Part of Jesse Lowe Smith Image Collection

A photograph of a powder house.

Mr. and Mrs. Jake Koller

US IlHpHS 2012.18-2-01
Other
circa 1910-1915

Part of Kopp family collection

Verso of postcard reading "Bro. of Mother. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Koller. Adelaide and Charlie. Lived in Michigan. Myra, Barbara, Amy."

Mr. and Mrs. Jake Koller

US IlHpHS 2012.18-2-01.verso
Other

Part of Kopp family collection

Verso of postcard reading "Bro. of Mother. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Koller. Adelaide and Charlie. Lived in Michigan. Myra, Barbara, Amy."

Jake Koller

US IlHpHS 2012.18-2-02
Other
circa 1887

Part of Kopp family collection

Jake (Jakobus or James Jacob) Koller was born in what is now Highland Park, March 15, 1866 (d. Inlet, Wi, 1926). The Koller farm sat west of the railroad tracks where Northmoor Country Club now stands. This circa 1887 photo taken at a Ravinia Studio before young Koller sought his fortune "our West." He "hunted meat" for the railroad before marrying in 1899. Digitization courtesy Jill Kohler Easley.