Autumn in the sixth ravine/ photographed by E.E. Parratt ; colored by Charlotte Pinkerton
- US IlHpHS 1996.5-1-1013
- Item
- 1907-10-19
A hand-colored photograph of a scenic landscape taken inside of a ravine.
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Autumn in the sixth ravine/ photographed by E.E. Parratt ; colored by Charlotte Pinkerton
A hand-colored photograph of a scenic landscape taken inside of a ravine.
Part of Artifacts collection
Two-piece, short-sleeve, baseball uniform fabricated with grey wool featuring blue stiching and felt lettering "North End A[thletic] C[lub]" on front and "HP" in diamond on sleeve. 131 x 94 cm. Faded.
Part of Artifacts collection
Two-piece Blue woolen swim costume with skirt belonged to one Fannie Everett. 88 x 44 cm.
Part of Artifacts collection
This faded, worn, and partially torn quilt was completed in the block and square pattern/style, with a myriad of colors such as red, blue, green, tan, and white intermingled in the pattern, along with a solid white backing. 155 x 129 cm.
Botanical : Yellow Lady's Slipper
Hand-colored photograph of a Yellow Lady's Slipper (Cypripedium parviflorum).
Part of Log structures
Verso reads "The Old Burns cabin (ill.) on the Swift Farm west side of Ridge road."
Cadet's uniform : Northwestern Military Academy
Part of Artifacts collection
Blue cadet's uniform tunic from Northwestern Military Academy, formerly located on Ravine Drive, Highland Park, Illinois.. 60 x 43 x 14 cm.
St. John's Northwestern Military Academy
Chicago District's Most Exciting Course/ Selected by Omnibus, August 1964
Part of Artifacts collection
Framed magazine with article by Herb Graffis ranking the top 18 Chicagoland golf courses, including 3 in Highland Park, Illinois: Old Elm, Bob-O-Link and Exmoor (Clubs.)
Omnibus
Part of Glass slides collection
Looking east on Central Ave. across railroad tracks with view MacDonald's ( McDonald ) Store. Erskine Bank opened in the building a few years later.
Cypripedium reginae : Showy Lady’s Slipper Orchid
Hand-colored photograph taken of an flowering plant by Jesse Lowe Smith.