1948 reprint of 1861 Lake County map - via Lake County GIS and Mapping.Map of Lake County, 1861 - via Library of Congress.government survey maps) - via Illinois State Archives and Lake County GIS Federal Township Plats of Illinois, 1804-1891 (U.S.1857 - via American Geographical Society Library Digital Map Collection, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Libraries Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, Lake Bluff - via the Library of Congress.Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, Lake Forest - via the Library of Congress.Digitized images of the newspaper held at the Harold Washington Library Center, 1908-1918.The Chicago Examiner - via Chicago Public Library.Digitized images from the newspaper microfilm collection at the Evanston History Center, 1872-1922.Evanston History Center Historic Newspaper Collection - via Evanston History Center.
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Digital copies of newspaper, 1874-1951.Highland Park newspaper database - via Highland Park Public Library.Includes both full-text and/or index searches of the Lake County Independent, Lake County Independent and Waukegan Weekly Sun, Lake County Register, and Libertyville Independent.Lake County newspapers, 1890s-1930s - via Cook Memorial Public Library.Launched by Black students at Lake Forest College in the late 1960s and continued through the 1980s recently relaunched in 2020.Lake Forest College newspaper, The Black Rap - via Lake Forest College Archives and Special Collections.Student newspaper 1898-1921 available online.Lake Forest College Stentor - via Lake Forest College Archives and Special Collections.With your Lake Forest Library card, you can use ProQuest to search the Historical Chicago Tribune from 1849-1989 (library card # required for login).The Chicago Tribune - via the Lake Forest Library.The Lake Forest Library has a digitized, searchable database of the local newspaper, The Lake Forester, from 44.The Lake Forester - via the Lake Forest Library.Online Local History Resources from Elsewhere Newspapers Society newsletter written by Lake Forest young people during World War II. Transcribed from The Past and Present of Lake County, Illinois, Chicago: Wm. Includes name, occupation, and occasionally biographical information. (For petitioners born in 1913 or later, visit to access the complete archive.)ġ877 List of Lake County Taxpayers (selections from LF/LB area) Lake Forest Lodge 1026, Petitions for Membership and DegreesĪ database of genealogical information taken from petitions for membership and degrees for Lake Forest Masonic Lodge 1026. Text from Lake Forest’s City Charter, approved in 1861, amended in 1869 (Published in 2011 in honor of Lake Forest's sesquicentennial.)įind all the Lake Forest alderman, city managers, treasurers, city marshals and mayors and their years of service Highlights chronological milestones in Lake Forest’s past. Transcriptions of historic Lake Forest/Lake Bluff telephone books very helpful for genealogy or house history Tour is designed for driving or biking.īrowse through over 10,000 photographs from our museum collection. Leaf through Lake Forest's past on this journey highlighting the town's arboreal landmarks - trees that have observed history at significant Lake Forest sites. Tour is 1.25 miles and takes about 25 minutes to walk.ġ1 Stately Observers: Witness Trees of Lake Forest
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The tour will open in a simple PDF file that is formatted for phones and tablets. Immerse yourself in the magnificent architectural and community history of Lake Forest's Lake Road. In addition, Marge has spent hours researching the many people, places and events associated with this historic property throughout the past century. During walks around the land, and while digging in her own garden, she has discovered several remnants and artifacts that have helped piece together this fascinating tour. A thirty year resident of Lake Forest, Marge lives in the Arcady neighborhood and is an avid gardener, nature enthusiast and history lover. Thank you to Marge McClintock who has helped unravel the history of Arcady Farm and its neighboring properties in this self-guided, walking tour.
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