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- 1911
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
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Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Highland Park B/W photo scrapbook documenting building of house on Lake Michigan in Highland Park, Illinois. Architects, builders, interior and exterior are featured with detailed descriptions. The house, located at 2445 Woodbridge, was built by the Lawerence Stein family.
Stein family
Government guide for residents of the formerly independent Ravinia, Illinois.
Ravinia Civic Association.
The Illinois clubwoman's world : "The Voice of 70,000 women," v25, n10
Article "Advantages of owning club outweigh disadvantages" discusses Highland Park club.
Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs.
Bronze plaque inscribed "City of Highland Park, Benjamin E. Lewis, Mayor ..."
Plaque to designate unknown edifice rebuilt in 1928.
Highland Park (Ill.).
Youth and first business ventures, 1862-1895 -- Early Sears years, 1895-1908 -- Blacks, politics, and philanthropy, 1908-1912 -- Black schools, political attacks, and the profit sharing plan, 1912-1916 -- World War I, 1916-1918 -- The rescue of Sears and the consolidation of philanthropic endeavors, 1919-1924 -- New philanthropic ventures, 1924-1928 -- The Julius Rosenwald Fund, Hoover, and the Depression, 1928-1930 -- Final year and postmortem, 1931-1949 -- Conclusion.
Ascoli, Peter Max, 1942
The Stupey family tree starts with Francis Stupey (1815-1890) and his wife, Margaretha Rectenwald (1818-1868). It includes Francis Stupey's second marriage to Rosa Ciechanowski in 1872 and Rosa's second marriage to Gerhardt. The family tree was issued September 24, 1983 and revised December 4, 1983. It was compiled by Joseph H. Stupey 1010 139th PL N.E. Bellevue,Washington.
Stupey, Joseph H
Kelly's : A Sports club for boys
Framed drawing charcoal on paper Kelly's on Hintz Road, Wheeling, Illinois with caption "Everything for the Boy." (Offices in Highland Park, Illinois.)
Kennedy, Tom, Delineator