Chicago Public Library
Special Collections and Preservation Division
Neighborhood History Research Collection

Chicago City-Wide Collection
Photographs

Initial Accession
Provenance-Photographs
Supplement 1 | Supplement 2 | Supplement 3

 

Provenance

Original accession, 1.1 – 6.89

Photographs with the prefix "1" come from a variety of sources but are primarily from the West Side Historical Society.

Photographs with the prefix "2" are portraits taken from an incomplete copy of Biographical Sketches of the Leading Men of Chicago, Written by the best talent of the Northwest. Photographically Illustrated by J[ohn]. Carbutt, Chicago: Wilson and St. Clair, 1868. Each photograph is accompanied by a facsimile signature. See photographs 17.1-17.8 for portraits from an additional copy of this publication.

Photographs with the prefix "3" are photos of the Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River and are listed under the subject heading of Municipal Agencies. The first 24 of these photographs are one set, photographed in 1942.

Photographs with the prefix "4" are 11 x 14 inch negatives of original engravings found in the 1866 Chicago Illustrated published by Jevne and Almini. Chicago Illustrated was issued serially in 13 parts, January to December, 1866. Two copies of the original publication, slightly variant from one to the other, are cataloged in the Special Collections and Preservation Division, call number NA735.C4J4. Each part contained four engravings of Chicago scenes, and a page of text about each.

Photographs with the prefix "5" are stereographs. Stereographs were first made in the late 1850s and continued to be produced up through the time of the Century of Progress Exposition in 1933. William C. Darrah in The World of Stereographs (Gettysburg, Pa.: Darrah, 1977, Folio TR780.D35 in the Special Collections and Preservation Division) gives this synopsis of Chicago in stereo:

The classic views of Chicago were produced by John Carbutt in the mid 1860s. These splendid stereographs give an excellent view of the city and its principal buildings. Carbutt, one of America's greatest photographers, turned to photographing the West and then, in the later 1860s, to publishing the western views of other photographers. In 1870 he moved to Philadelphia, where he engaged in mechanical photo printing and dealing in supplies for these processes.

On October 8-9, 1871, the great Chicago Fire wrought vast destruction. Lovejoy and Foster, recently established in the city, issued what is probably the best series of the burned-out district. A score of photographers hurried to record the devastation. Among the most interesting views are those by P. B. Greene and T. T. Sweeney. As an aside, dozens of photographers lost their studios, negative files and records. Many operators quit the business completely and others moved to new localities. Carbutt's old gallery was destroyed by the fire.

Rebuilding of the city was completed within a year. . . . Melander and Lovejoy and Foster stereo graphed the newly finished hotels and mercantile streets. By 1876 Melander had issued about one hundred and twenty titles. The Union Stockyards and the meat packing establishments of Armour, Cudahy and Swift were photographed again and again from 1873 to 1925. Every stage of meat processing was well illustrated by stereo views.

The Columbian World's Fair in 1893 was covered by many photographers. B. W. Kilburn Company, designated "official photographer," issued about 600 views of the exhibition. The Century of Progress World's Fair . . . was illustrated by a fine 100-card Keystone set selected from approximately 200 available negatives.

The majority of the stereographs in this collection appear to be from the 1860s and immediately following the Fire in 1871.

Photographs with the prefix "6" are picture postcards. Most are in color, although it is color added to black-and-white images. Dates reflect postmarks.

Supplement 1, 7.1 – 9.9

Photographs with the prefix "7" are rehearsal and production photographs of various productions at the Theater on the Lake, in Lincoln Park, primarily between 1960 and 1963. Productions were the work of various neighborhood park theater groups. The photographs were collected in the late 1970s by the Lincoln Park Photo Documentation Project. These photographs are listed under the subject heading of Clubs and Organizations.

Photographs with the prefix "8" show the renovation of a basement apartment at 906 W. Wrightwood, Lincoln Park, July 1946-June 1947. This was the home of Joseph C. and Lydia Schmidt. Photographs were taken by professional photographer Martin J. Schmidt, brother of Joseph Schmidt, and donated to the Lincoln Park Photo Documentation Project in the 1970s.

Photographs with the prefix "9" are of miscellaneous subject designations. 9.3 was donated by the Saskatoon Public Library. 9.4-9.9 are the gift of James Francus, purchased by Francus from the Dicke Estate.

Supplement 2, 10.1 – 14.26

Photographs with the prefix "10" are stereographs of the ruins of Chicago after the 1871 Fire. All except 10.6 were photographed by "Ely" in Racine, Wisconsin. Photograph 10.6 is credited to John A. Philleo.

Photographs with the prefix "11" are color postcards. Dates given are postmarks. Photographs 11.3-11.17 are from historical paintings by Lawrence C. Earle, in the Banking Room of the Central Trust Co. building at 152 Monroe Street. Gift of Ralph G. Newman, 1996.

Photographs with the prefix "12" are portraits removed from a disbound, partial copy of Biographical Sketches of Leading Men published in the late 1870s. The text is located in Box 55, Folder 11a.

Photographs with the prefix "13" were transferred from the Body Politic Theater Collection. They are views presumed to be taken in the Lincoln Park neighborhood in the late 1970s.

Photographs with the prefix "14" are from a variety of sources.

Supplement 3, 15.1 - 20.50

Photographs with the prefix "15" are from Rand, McNally & Co.'s Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition containing views of principal buildings, residences, streets, parks, monuments, etc. (Chicago: Rand, McNally & Company, 1893). The book was transferred from the Portage-Cragin Branch of the Chicago Public Library.

Photographs with the prefix "16" are from a disbound volume, Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition (S. L. Stein, 1893). 16.66-16.75 are lithographs Taken from the watercolor sketches of the World's Columbian Exposition grounds by C. Graham. They were presumably prepared from building designs to be used for publicity while the fairgrounds were being constructed.

Photographs with the prefix "17" are plates which originally appeared in Biographical Sketches of the Leading Men of Chicago, Photographically Illustrated by J. Carbutt (Chicago: Wilson and St. Clair, 1868). Includes facsimile of subject's signature and biographical sketch. See also photographs 2.1-2.34 of the original accession for additional plates from this book.

Photographs with the prefix "18" are postcards from the Joan Abell Scrapbook.

Photographs with the prefix "19" are from miscellaneous sources.

Photographs with the prefix "20" are a set of stereographs entitled "A Trip Through Sears, Roebuck & Co." This series was published in 1904 and distributed until 1930. Each view is accompanied by descriptive text on its reverse.

PHOTOGRAPHS

BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS

18.1 American Furniture Mart, c. 1962. See also 18.13
15.1 Ashland Building, Clark & Randolph, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.2 Auditorium Building and Annex, Michigan and Congress, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.3 Auditorium Hotel, main entrance, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
5.1 Aiken's Museum, pre-Fire, n.d.
1.1 Bar Room, unidentified, c. 1895
5.2 Biglow House Hotel, post Fire, 1871
5.3 Birk, Colman and Co., post Fire, 1871
16.1 Board of Trade, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
10.1 Board of Trade from courthouse, post Fire, 1871
5.4 Booksellers' Row, pre-Fire, n.d.
4.1 Briggs House Hotel, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
6.1 Broadview Hotel, 5540 Hyde Park Blvd., interior, 1947
5.5 Bryan Block, 1871*
5.6 Bryan Block, detail, post Fire, 1871
5.7 J&C Buckingham Central Elevators, n.d.
5.8 J&C Buckingham Central Elevators, n.d.
5.9 Burch's Block, Lake and Wabash, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.10 Burnt District Coffee House, post Fire, 1871
6.2 Carson Pirie Scott & Co., State Street store, exterior, decorated for V.E. Day, 1945
1.2 Central Music Hall, Randolph and State, southeast corner, c. 1890s
1.3 Central Music Hall, Randolph and State, southeast corner, c. 1890s (negative)
4.2 Chamber of Commerce, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
5.11 Chamber of Commerce, n.d.
5.12 Chamber of Commerce, n.d.
5.13 Chamber of Commerce, n.d.
5.14 Chamber of Commerce, n.d.
5.15 Chamber of Commerce, interior, n.d.
15.4 Chamber of Commerce, LaSalle and Washington, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.4 Chicago Cubs, team photo, n.d.
1.5 Chicago Cubs, West Side Ball Park [in 2 parts], 1908
1.6 Chicago Cubs, n.d. Photo Oversize (map case)
1.7 Chicago Tribune tower, c. 1930
6.3 Chicago Tribune Tower, by night*
1.8 "Chicago The Western City of Towers," aerial view from Stevens Hotel to Palmolive Building, c. 1935 (copy prints, parts 1 and 2) See Photo Oversize Map Case for original
1.9 Chinatown magazine stand, 1979
1.10 Coal shop office, 1897
15.5 Columbus Memorial Building, State and Washington, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
18.2 Congress Hotel, n.d.
6.4 Congress Hotel, Annex, Auditorium, exterior, n.d.
19.1 Continental Illinois National Bank, front entrance, c. 1962
5.16 Cribben and Sexton Stove Warehouse, post Fire, 1871
4.3 Crosby's Opera House, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
5.17 Crosby's Opera House, post Fire, 1871
1.11 R. R. Donnelley and Sons/Lakeside Press Building, c. 1860s
5.18 Drake Block, SW Corner of Wabash and Washington, 1870
5.19 Drake Block, SW Corner of Wabash and Washington, 1870
5.20 Drake Block, SW Corner of Wabash and Washington, 1870[copy print]
5.21 Drake and Farwell Block, post Fire, 1871[copy print]
6.5 Drake Hotel, exterior, n.d.
6.6 Edgewater Beach Hotel, interior lobby, 1953
6.7 Edgewater Beach Hotel, Marine Dining Room, n.d.
18.4 Edgewater Beach Hotel, pool with hotel in background, exterior, c. 1962
18.5 Edgewater Beach Hotel, Yacht Club Room, c. 1962
5.22 Farwell Hall, post Fire, 1871
5.23 Field, Leiter and Co., 1869
5.24 Field, Leiter and Co., post Fire, 1871
5.25 Field. Leiter and Co., post Fire, 1871
5.26 Fifth National Bank, Washington & Clark, post Fire, 1871 See also 5.81
5.27 First National Bank, 106 State St., n.d.
5.28 First National Bank, 106 State St., n.d.
1.12 Galen Eastman's Lumber & Commission House, c. 1860s
5.29 Grand Pacific Hotel, LaSalle St., post Fire, 1871
15.6 Grand Pacific Hotel, Jackson and Clark; NW corner, Market and Van Buren, exterior,  taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.7 Great Northern Hotel, Dearborn and Jackson, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.13 Grenda Bakery, Bridgeport, 1950
18.6 Hawthorne Race Track, n.d.
19.2 Hawthorne Race Track, grandstand from field, c. 1962
19.3 Hawthorne Race Track, track from grandstand, c. 1962
19.4 Hawthorne Race Track, track from field, c. 1962
15.8 Haymarket, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.2 Haymarket Square, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.14 Joseph Hermann's Shoe Store, Armitage Avenue between Tripp and N. Kildare, 1899
14.1 John Hancock Building, exterior, c. 1979
18.3 Conrad Hilton Hotel, c. 1962
5.30 Honore Block, Dearborn & Monroe, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.31 Honore Block, Dearborn & Monroe, pre-Fire, n.d.
6.8 Hotel Planters, Clark St. north of Madison, exterior, n.d.
6.9 Hotel Planters, Clark Street, north of Madison, Merrie Garden restaurant, n.d.
6.10 Hotel Shoreland, 55th Street and the Lake, exterior, n.d.
6.11 Hotel Shoreland, 55th Street and the Lake, main lobby, n.d.
4.4 Hough House Hotel, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
15.9 Hyde Park Hotel, Jefferson and 51st Street; Hotel Metropole, Michigan & 23rd, exteriors, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
19.22 Inland Steel Building, 1958
19.23 Inland Steel Building, 1958
19.24 Inland Steel Building, architectural model, 1958
5.32 Insurance Building, Washington St, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.33 Insurance Exchange Bldg., LaSalle, post Fire, 1871
15.10 Insurance Exchange Building, State and Adams, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
5.34 Lake Side Publishing House, post Fire, 1871*
15.11 Lees Building, 147-153 Fifth Avenue, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
18.7 Lincoln Tower, 75 E. Wacker Drive, 1963
16.3 Lumber district from 22nd Street, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
6.12 Mann's Million Dollar Rainbo Gardens, Clark at Lawrence, n.d.
4.5 McVickers' Theatre, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
11.1 Majestic Building, exterior, color postcard, 1910
4.6 Marine Bank Buildings, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
15.12 Marshall Field Annex, Wabash and Washington, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.13 Masonic Temple Building, State and Randolph, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
18.8 Merchandise Mart, from the Chicago River, c.1962
1.15 Merchandise Mart, 1939
5.35 Merchants Insurance Co., LaSalle & Washington, pre-Fire, n.d
5.36 Merchants Insurance Co., LaSalle & Washington, pre-Fire, n.d
5.37 Merchants Insurance Co., post Fire, 1871
15.14 Monadnock Building, Jackson, Dearborn and Van Buren, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.16 Montgomery Ward & Company, c. 1880
6.13 Montgomery Ward and Company, exterior,1904
1.17 National City Bank, Dearborn and Monroe, southwest corner, interior, 1920
1.18 New York Cider Vinegar Co., West Water Street, c. 1850s-1870s [reproduction of lithograph advertisement]
11.2 Orpheum Theatre, 174 State Street, exterior, color postcard, 1911
5.38 Pacific Hotel, post Fire, 1871
1.19 Palazzolo's Food Mart, 1979
5.39 Potter Palmer Building, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.40 Potter Palmer Building, post Fire, 1871
10.2 Pacific Hotel, post Fire, 1871
10.3 Pacific Hotel, Bigelow House in the distance, post Fire, 1871
1.20 Palmolive Building, 1939
15.15 Plaza Hotel, North Ave. and Clark St., exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.16 Pontiac Building, Dearborn and Harrison, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.21 Poszka Drug Store, 3101 S. Morgan, 1922
5.41 Prairie Farmer Building, post Fire, 1871
18.9 Prudential Building, Art Institute to right, n.d.
18.10 Prudential building, skyline of Chicago, aerial view, n.d.
18.11 Prudential building, skyline of Chicago, by night, [from North Pier?], n.d.
19.5 Prudential building, c. 1962
19.6 Pure Oil Company, Research Center, aerial view, 1960
19.7 Pure Oil Company, main office building, facade, c. 1962
19.8 Pure Oil Company, main office building, courtyard, c. 1962
19.9 Pure Oil Company, "Houses that the Pure Oil Company Heat," c. 1962
6.14 Railway Exchange Building, exterior, 1907
15.17 Rand-McNally Building, 160-174 Adams, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
5.43 Raynold Block and Custom House pre-Fire, n.d.
15.18 Real Estate Board, Dearborn and Randolph, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
5.42 Republic Insurance Co., 1871*
15.19 Rialto Building, Sherman and Van Buren, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.22 George W. Rice and Son Stone Company Photo Oversize Box 1
16.4 Rookery, Lobby, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.24 Peter Schuttler Freight and Farm Wagons advertisement, c. 1870
10.4 Sands' Brewery, post Fire, 1871
5.44 Schweitzer and Beer Toy Store interior, 111 State St., pre-Fire, n.d.
20.1 Sears, Roebuck and Co., Mr. R. W. Sears, President, at his desk, 1904
20.2 Sears, Roebuck and Co., general view, exterior, 1904
20.3 Sears, Roebuck and Co., main entrance, Merchandise Building, 1904
20.4 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the Merchandise Building, exterior, 1904
20.5 Sears, Roebuck and Co., Sunken Garden with Merchandise Building in the distance, 1904
20.6 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the railroad yards, 1904
20.7 Sears, Roebuck and Co., automatic machines in the Grocery Department, 1904
20.8 Sears, Roebuck and Co., watch making in the Jewelry Department, 1904
20.9 Sears, Roebuck and Co., men and boys' clothing, 1904
20.10 Sears, Roebuck and Co., a few talking machine records, 1904
20.11 Sears, Roebuck and Co., packing goods for shipment, 1904
20.12 Sears, Roebuck and Co., mail packing section of the shipping department, 1904
20.13 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the train shed and shipping rooms, 1904
20.14 Sears, Roebuck and Co., long distance telephone switchboard, 1904
20.15 Sears, Roebuck and Co., automatic telephone switchboard, 1904
20.16 Sears, Roebuck and Co., pneumatic tube station, 1904
20.17 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the great tunnel, 1904
20.18 Sears, Roebuck and Co., on the street at noon, 1904
20.19 Sears, Roebuck and Co., a glimpse of the Administration Building, exterior, 1904
20.20 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the Administration Building from the Pergola, 1904
20.21 Sears, Roebuck and Co., lobby of the Administration Building, 1904
20.22 Sears, Roebuck and Co., mail Opening and Mail Auditing Departments, 1904
20.23 Sears, Roebuck and Co., making a record of the customer's order, 1904
20.24 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the Routing Department, 1904
20.25 Sears, Roebuck and Co., writing letters to customers, 1904
20.26 Sears, Roebuck and Co., stenographic Department, 1904
20.27 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the Card Index Department, 1904
20.28 Sears, Roebuck and Co., counting the money received daily, 1904
20.29 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the closing hour, 1904
20.30 Sears, Roebuck and Co., where the type is set, 1904
20.31 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the marvelous type setting machines, 1904
20.32 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the electrotype foundry, 1904
20.33 Sears, Roebuck and Co., where the big catalogue is printed, 1904
20.34 Sears, Roebuck and Co., a corner in the Press Room, 1904
20.35 Sears, Roebuck and Co., automatic gathering machine, 1904
20.36 Sears, Roebuck and Co., one of our automatic covering machines, 1904
20.37 Sears, Roebuck and Co., catalogue trimming machine, 1904
20.38 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the boiler room in the power plant, 1904
20.39 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the magnificent engine room in the power house, 1904
20.40 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the great switchboard in the engine room, 1904
20.41 Sears, Roebuck and Co., main dining room in Seroco Restaurant, 1904
20.42 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the girls' cafeteria, 1904
20.43 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the kitchen, Seroco Restaurant, 1904
20.44 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the great refrigerator in the restaurant, 1904
20.45 Sears, Roebuck and Co., Sunken Garden and Pergola, 1904
20.46 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the fountains and gardens, 1904
20.47 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the Greek Pergola, 1904
20.48 Sears, Roebuck and Co., the Training School, 1904
20.49 Sears, Roebuck and Co., fire department drill, 1904
20.50 Sears, Roebuck and Co., a corner in the employees' hospital, 1904
4.7 Sherman House Hotel, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
5.45 Sherman House Hotel, Clark & Randolph, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.46 Sherman House Hotel, post Fire, 1871
15.20 Schiller Theater, Randolph, between Clark and Dearborn, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.25 A. C. Sievers Grocery Market, 1910
1.26 Skoglund's Express and Van Co., c. 1890s
1.27 Unidentified soap factory ruins, Fullerton Avenue, west of Keller Avenue, 1888
19.10 Stearns Quarry, Halsted and 27th Street, 1965 Photo Oversize Box 5
16.5 Stein and Rosch Studio, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
6.15 Stevens Hotel, Michigan Ave. at 7th Street, exterior, n.d.
5.47 Sturges, Buckingham and Co., Elevators, pre-fire, n.d.
1.28 Sunnyside Inn, n.d.
15.21 Tacoma Building, LaSalle and Madison, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
4.8 Tremont House Hotel, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
5.48 Tremont House Hotel, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.49 Tremont House Hotel, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.50 Tremont House Hotel, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.51 Tremont House Hotel, post Fire, 1871
5.52 Tribune Building, pre-Fire, n.d. [copy print]
5.53 Tribune Building, post Fire, 1871
10.5 Tribune Building and Post Office from courthouse, post Fire, 1871
5.54 Union Building, Washington & LaSalle, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.55 Union Stockyards, looking east, c. 1880s
4.9 Union Stock Yards, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
1.29 Union Stock Yards, aerial view, (2 originals and one cyanotype), 1893
1.30 Union Stock Yards, n.d. Photo Oversize Box 1
1.31 Union Stock Yards, aerial view, c. 1940s
1.32 Union Stock Yards, aerial view, c. 1940s
1.33 Union Stock Yards, aerial view, c. 1940s
1.34 Union Stock Yards, aerial view, c. 1940s
1.35 Union Stock Yards, aerial view, c. 1940s
1.36 Union Stock Yards, aerial view, c. 1940s
[See also Municipal Agencies 1.151-1.155, Union Stock Yards Fire, 1910]

15.22 Union Stock Yards, pens, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
19.12 Union Stock Yards, cattle in pens, c. 1900
1.37 Uptown Camera, 1979
5.58 Unidentified building, n.d.
5.59 Unidentified burned building coated with ice, n.d.
19.11 Unidentified delicatessen, c. 1905
15.23 Venetian Building, 34-36 Washington St., exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.23 Warman-Schub Cycle House, 1895 Photo Oversize Box 1
5.56 Western News Company, post Fire, 1871
10.6 Western Union Telegraph Co., post Fire, 1871
1.38 White and Rossman Stoves, c. 1860s
15.24 The Woman's Temple, LaSalle and Monroe, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
5.57 Col. Wood's Museum, post Fire, 1871[copy print]
4.10 Col. Wood's Museum, 1866 taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4

CHURCHES

18.12 Baha'i Temple, Wilmette, n.d.
4.11 Centenary Methodist Episcopal, 1866 taken from Chicago Illustrated,  NA735.C4J4
15.25 Centenary Methodist Episcopal, 297 W. Monroe; Fourth Baptist, Ashland and Monroe, exteriors, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
5.60 Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church, interior, pre-Fire
6.16 Chicago Temple (First Methodist), Clark at Washington Street, exterior, 1946
6.17 Chicago Temple (First Methodist), Clark at Washington Street, exterior, n.d.
6.18 Chicago Temple, (First Methodist), Clark at Washington Street, Sanctuary, 1951
1.39 Congregational Church, H. F. Fuller, photographer, c. 1880s  Photo Oversize Box 1
4.12 Eighth Presbyterian, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
4.13 First Baptist, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
5.61 First Baptist, Wabash Avenue, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.62 irst Baptist, Wabash Avenue, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.63 First Baptist, interior, pre-Fire, n.d.
4.14 First Congregational, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
5.64 First Congregational, interior, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.65 First Methodist Episcopal, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.66 First Methodist Episcopal, post Fire, 1871
1.40 First Presbyterian Church, c. 1870
1.41 Fourth Baptist Church, Young People's Society, 1895
5.67 Grace Church, Wabash Avenue, interior, pre-Fire, n.d.
15.26 Hyde Park Presbyterian, Washington and 53rd, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
4.15 Jesuit Church, 1866 Taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
1.42 New England Church, ca. 1870
5.68 New England Church, post Fire, 1871
15.27 New England Congregational, Dearborn and Delaware, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
4.16 North Presbyterian, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
1.43 Our Lord's American Lutheran Church, Gunnison and Merrimac Avenue, northeast corner, [architect's rendering], n.d.
1.44 The People's Church of Chicago (Unitarian), Dr. Preston Bradley, Pastor, 1930 Photo Oversize Box 2
5.69 Plymouth Church, Michigan Ave., pre-Fire, n.d.
4.17 Plymouth Congregational, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
4.18 Second Baptist, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
15.29 Second Baptist, Monroe and Morgan; Unity Unitarian, Dearborn and Walton, exteriors, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
4.19 Second Presbyterian, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
5.72 Second Presbyterian, Wabash and Washington, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.73 Second Presbyterian, Wabash and Washington, post Fire, 1871
15.30 Sinai Congregation Synagogue, Indiana and 21st Street, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.28 St. James Cathedral, Cass and Huron, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
5.70 St. James Episcopal, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.71 St. Paul's, post Fire, 1871
13.1 St. Teresa Roman Catholic Church, 1037 W. Armitage, exterior, n.d
13.2 St. Teresa Roman Catholic Church, 1037 W. Armitage, exterior, n.d
4.20 Third Presbyterian, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
4.21 Trinity Episcopal, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
5.74 Trinity Church, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.76 Unidentified church, pre-Fire, n.d.
10.7 Unity Church, post Fire, 1871
4.22 Universalist, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
4.23 Wabash Avenue Methodist, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
5.75 Wabash Avenue Methodist, pre-Fire, n.d.

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

7.1 Austin Town Hall Drama Class, Theater on the Lake, Wizard of Oz, 1956
7.2 Austin Town Hall Players, Theater on the Lake, The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker, 1962
7.3 Austin Town Hall Players, Theater on the Lake, A Worm in the Horseradish, 1962
7.4 Austin Town Hall Players, Theater on the Lake, Forty-Ninth Cousin, 1963
7.5 Avon-Kel Park Players, Theater on the Lake, The Show-Off, 1962
7.6 Bessemer Park Theatre Guild, Theater on the Lake, Dark at the Top of the Stairs, 1964
7.7 Beverly Theatre Guild, Theater on the Lake, The Matchmaker, 1962
7.8 Chase Park Players, Theater on the Lake, Monique, 1961
7.9 Chase Park Players, Theater on the Lake, Period of Adjustment, 1964
15.31 Chicago Athletic Association Building, 124-126 Michigan Ave., exterior, taken  from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893.
See also CCW 15.57, Hyde Park Club, 51st and Washington

6.19 Chicago Historical Society, exterior, 1906
1.45 Chicago Teachers Federation Meeting, c. 1920s. Mary Abbe, President
7.10 Chopin Park Players, Theater on the Lake, The Deadly Game, 1963
1.46 Democratic Party, National Convention, Chicago Stadium, 1932 Photo Oversize Box 2
1.47 Democratic Party, National Convention, Chicago Stadium, 1940 Photo Oversize Box 2
7.11 Field Footliters, Theater on the Lake, Middle of the Night, 1961
7.12 Field Footliters, Theater on the Lake, A Majority of One, 1962
7.13 Field Footliters, Theater on the Lake, Anniversary Waltz, 1963
7.14 Garfield Park Drama Class, Theater on the Lake, Ali Baba, 1952
7.15 Horner Park Players, Theater on the Lake, Affairs of State, 1960
7.16 Horner Park Players, Theater on the Lake, Third Best Sport, 1962
7.17 Horner Park Players, Theater on the Lake, On Trial, 1963
7.18 Horner Park Theater Guild, Theater on the Lake, The Constant Wife, 1962
1.48 Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs banquet, Sherman Hotel, 1948  Photo Oversize Box 2
7.19 Indian Boundary Players, Theater on the Lake, The Diary of Anne Frank, 1963
7.20 Indian Boundary Players, Theater on the Lake, Member of the Wedding, 1964
7.21 LaFollette Playhouse, Theater on the Lake, Sunrise at Campobello, 1961
7.22 LaFollette Playhouse, Theater on the Lake, The Andersonville Trial, 1962
7.23 LaFollette Playhouse, Theater on the Lake, Visit to a Small Planet, 1962
7.24 LaFollette Playhouse, Theater on the Lake, Becket, 1963
7.25 Lincoln Park Players, Theater on the Lake, Death of a Salesman, 1961
7.26 Lincoln Park Players, Theater on the Lake, Our Town, 1962
7.27 Lincoln Park Players, Theater on the Lake, Look Homeward Angel, 1963
7.28 Loyola Park Drama Class, Theater on the Lake, Cinderella, 1962
7.29 Loyola Park Drama Class, Theater on the Lake, Ghost of a Freshman, 1962
7.30 Loyola Park Players, Theater on the Lake, Hole in the Head, 1960
7.31 Loyola Park Players, Theater on the Lake, See How They Run, 1961
7.32 Loyola Park Players, Theater on the Lake, Bullfight, 1962
7.33 Loyola Park Players, Theater on the Lake, The Mousetrap, 1962
7.34 Loyola Park Players, Theater on the Lake, The Miracle Worker, 1963
7.35 Margate Masquers, Theater on the Lake, The Philadelphia Story, 1964
7.36 Margate Park Players, Theater on the Lake, The Loud Red Patrick, 1961
7.37 Margate Park Players, Theater on the Lake, Send Me No Flowers, 1962
15.32 Marquette Club, Dearborn and Maple; A.C. McClurg residence, 125 Lakeshore Drive, exteriors, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
6.20 Masonic Temple, exterior, 1906
13.3 Neighborhood Commons Corporation, exterior, n.d.
7.38 Norwood Park Players, Theater on the Lake, Lullaby, 1961
1.49 Republican Party, National Convention, Chicago Stadium, 1932  Photo Oversize Box 2
6.21 Ridge Country Club, 1908 (sepia)
7.39 Ridge Park Players, Theater on the Lake, The Little Foxes, 1960
7.40 Ridge Park Players, Theater on the Lake, Goodbye My Fancy, 1961
7.41 Ridge Park Players, Theater on the Lake, Critic's Choice, 1963
7.42 Riis Park Players, Theater on the Lake, Bell Book & Candle, 1961
7.43 Shabbona-Sayre Players, Theater on the Lake, Everybody Loves Opal, 1963
15.33 Sheridan Club, Michigan and 41st Street; Armour Institute, Armour and 33rd, exteriors, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
7.44 Stateway Community Arts Theatre, Theater on the Lake, Purlie Victorious, 1963
7.45 Stateway Community Players, Theater on the Lake, A Raisin in the Sun, 1962
14.2 Teamsters Joint Council NO. 25, outing, 1956
7.47 Theatre on the Lake, patrons, exterior, 1963
7.48 Theatre on the Lake patrons, exterior, 1963
1.50 Unidentified club, c. 1920
9.1 Unidentified football team, winter, c. 1905.
1.51 Unidentified women's patriotic club, c. 1915
7.46 Union Park Drama Class, Theater on the Lake, The Silver Lining, 1956
1.52 Woman's University Club of Chicago, parlor, 1926. Portraits of individual members of the Woman's University Club of Chicago are listed under "Portraits", CCW 1.53-1.103 (Oversize Box 3)
14.3 Y. W. C. A., 288 Michigan Blvd., Assembly Hall, n.d. Photo Oversize Box 5
14.4 Y. W. C. A., 288 Michigan Blvd., bedroom, n.d. Photo Oversize Box 5
14.5 Y. W. C. A., 288 Michigan Blvd., dining room, n.d. Photo Oversize Box 5
14.6 Y. W. C. A., 288 Michigan Blvd., gymnasium, n.d. Photo Oversize Box 5
14.7 Y. W. C. A., 288 Michigan Blvd., library, n.d. Photo Oversize Box 5

HISTORICAL EVENTS AND SKETCHES

1.107 Chicago Portage Monument, riverside marker, c. 1930s
1.108 Chicago River Flood, 1849 March 12, from a daguerreotype Photo Oversize Box 1
1.104 Marquette Memorial (erected in 1895), site of Marquette camp, n.d.
1.105 Marquette Memorial, Marquette/Joliet cross, 1924
1.106 Marquette Memorial, cross at Luddington, MI on site of his death, 1938

Chicago Fire
1.109 Scene in Court-House Square, 1871
1.109a Negative photostat of 1.109, 1871 Photo Oversize Box 1
1.110 Scene at the junction of the Chicago River, 1871
1.110a Negative photostat of 1.110, 1871 Photo Oversize Box 1
1.111 Scene in a lager-bier saloon in the doomed city, 1871
1.111a Negative photostat of 1.111, 1871 Photo Oversize Box 1
1.112 Scene in Dearborn Street, 1871
1.112a Negative photostat of 1.112, 1871 Photo Oversize Box 1
1.113 Scene in Dearborn Street, Tremont House, 1871
1.113a Negative photostat of 1.113, 1871 Photo Oversize Box 1
1.114 Origin of the frightful conflagration, Mrs. O'Leary's cow, 1871
1.114a Negative photostat of 1.114, 1871 Photo Oversize Box 1
1.115 Homeless citizens taking refuge from the flames, 1871
1.115a Negative photostat of 1.115, 1871 Photo Oversize Box 1
1.115b Panoramic view of downtown after the fire Photo Oversize Box 1
16.6 Panorama, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian  Exposition, 1871, 1893
5.82 Courthouse dome, looking east, post Fire, 1871 [moved to "Streets" CCW 5.99]  [copy print]
5.81 Fifth National Bank, looking south, 1871
5.89 Post Office, interior, post Fire, 1871
5.83 Second City Hall/Court House, before additions, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.84 Second City Hall/Court House, before additions, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.85 Second City Hall/Court House, after additions, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.86 Second City Hall/Court House, East Wing, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.87 Second City Hall/Court House, after additions, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.88 Second City Hall/Court House, interior, post Fire1871
5.77 Southern limits of the Fire, 1871
5.80 Terrace Row, 1871. [This is the left half of 5.93]
5.78 Unidentified scene, post Fire, 1871
5.79 Unidentified scene, post Fire, 1871
5.90 Water Tower, [post Fire?] 1871

Haymarket Riots
1.116 Anarchists, 1887

Sinking of the Eastland, 1915 July 24
6.22 Prior to sinking, 1915
6.23 Capsized hull, from Clark Street bridge, 1915
6.24 Capsized hull, from Wells Street bridge, 1915
6.25 Capsized hull, from fire tug in river, 1915
6.26 Capsized hull, from fire tug in river, 1915
6.27 Capsized hull, from south side of river, 1915
6.28 Recovery of bodies, 1915
6.29 Recovery of bodies, 1915
6.30 Recovery of bodies, 1915
6.31 Temporary morgue, 2nd Regiment Armory, 1915
6.32 Raising the Eastland, 1915

From historical paintings by Lawrence C. Earle, in the Banking Room of the Central Trust Co. building at 152 Monroe Street.
11.3 Winter quarters of Father Marquette, color postcard, 1674, n.d.
11.4 First Fort Dearborn, 1803, color postcard, n.d.
11.5 Kinzie house near Fort Dearborn, 1804, color postcard, n.d.
11.6 Chicago River near Wolf Point, 1833, color postcard, n.d.
11.7 Last council of the Pottawatomies, 1833, color postcard, n.d.
11.8 First bridge across the Chicago River, 1834, color postcard, n.d.
11.9 First grain elevator in Chicago, 1838, color postcard, n.d.
11.10 First railway station in Chicago, 1849, color postcard, n.d.
11.11 Great flood in the Chicago River, 1849, color postcard, n.d.
11.11a Chicago Office of Frink & Walker's Stage Lines, 1850, color postcard, n.d.
11.12 Illinois Central Railroad Station, 1856, color postcard, n.d.
11.13 Clark Street between Lake and Randolph, 1857, color postcard, n.d.
11.14 Ogden residence after the fire, 1871, color postcard, n.d.
11.15 World's Columbian Exposition, 1893, color postcard, n.d.
11.16 Rock cut in the drainage canal, 1899, color postcard, n.d.
11.17 Chicago River at Lake Street Bridge, 1900, color postcard, n.d.

HOSPITALS

6.34 Alexian Brothers Hospital, exterior, n.d.
11.18 Presbyterian Hospital, Congress and Wood Streets, exterior, color postcard, 1910
6.35 St. Anne's Sanitarium, exterior, n.d.
6.36 St. Anne's Sanitarium, hospital tent, n.d.
6.37 St. Anne's Sanitarium, Grotto Gey, n.d.
18.13 Veterans' Administration Research Hospital, American Furniture Mart, n.d.

LIBRARIES

15.34 Newberry Library, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893

MISCELLANEOUS

6.38 Aerial View, Chicago, 1960
6.39 Chinatown, n.d.
13.4 Graffiti and damage on buildings, unidentified, Lincoln Park neighborhood, n.d.
13.5 Graffiti and damage on buildings, unidentified, Lincoln Park neighborhood, n.d.
13.6 Graffiti and damage on buildings, unidentified, Lincoln Park neighborhood, n.d.
13.7 Graffiti and damage on buildings, unidentified, Lincoln Park neighborhood, n.d.
13.8 Graffiti and damage on buildings, unidentified, Lincoln Park neighborhood, n.d.
13.9 Graffiti and damage on buildings, unidentified, Lincoln Park neighborhood, n.d.
13.10 Graffiti and damage on buildings, unidentified, Lincoln Park neighborhood, n.d.
13.11 Graffiti and damage on buildings, unidentified, Lincoln Park neighborhood, n.d.
13.12 Graffiti and damage on buildings, unidentified, Lincoln Park neighborhood, n.d.
6.40 "Greetings from Chicago," c. 1900-1910
6.41 "Greetings from Chicago," text with 3 images, 1903
6.42 "Just an ordinary Chicago gait," caricature figures, 1907
6.43 Lake Shore Drive skyline, 1945
6.44 Skyline from Aquarium, 1929

MUNICIPAL AGENCIES

4.24 Armory and Gas Works, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
19.13 Chicago Edison Company, Car #2 with staff, c. 1887
9.2 Cook County Courthouse, decked for funeral of Abraham Lincoln, May 1865. Mourners entering front doors.*
15.35 Court House, Clark and Washington, exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
10.8 Court House from front, post Fire, 1871
10.9 Court House from LaSalle Street, post Fire, 1871
4.25 Court House Square, 1866 taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
1.117 Court House/City Hall, first, SW corner of Clark & Randolph, c 1834
1.118 Court House/City Hall, second, before additions, 1850s (negative)
1.119 Court House/City Hall, second, 1860s (negative)
1.120 Court House/City Hall, second, c. 1870
1.121 Court House/City Hall, second, before and after the fire, 1871
1.122 Court House/City Hall, third, 1890
1.122a Court House/City Hall, fourth, cornerstone-laying, 1909 Photo Oversize Box 2
1.122b Court House/City Hall, fourth, cornerstone-laying, 1909 Photo Oversize Box 2
4.26 The Crib (Water Works), 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
4.27 Customs House, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
1.123 Customs House/Post Office, 1890
1.124 Department of Health, Willie White, Reggie Jones, 1984
1.125 Department of Health, Heart of Uptown Program, Mayor Washington and Lonnie Edwards, 1984
1.126 Department of Health, Heart of Uptown Celebration, Mayor Washington, 1984
1.127 Department of Health, Heart of Uptown Program, Slim Coleman, Mayor Washington,  1984
1.128 Department of Health, Hypertension Press Conference, Mayor Washington, Lee Phillip, Gregory Lotsman, Jess Chambers, 1985
1.129 Department of Health, Commissioner Lonnie Edwards, Arthur Gordon, Tamar Gordon,  Rev. George Clements, Rabbi Ephraim Prombaum, Naomi Morris, 1985
1.130 Department of Health, Quentin Young, 1985
1.131 Department of Health, Gwendolyn Brooks, 1985
1.132 Department of Health, Gwendolyn Brooks, Health Poetry Awards Program, 1985
1.133 Department of Health, Lonnie Edwards, Lauren Jiles, Lead Poisoning Prevention  Program, 1985
1.134 Department of Health, 150th Anniversary, Harold Washington, 1985
1.135 Department of Health, 150th Anniversary, Harold Washington, 1985
1.136 Department of Health, 150th Anniversary, Harold Washington, Fred Rice, Dr. Jorge Prieto, 1985
1.137 Department of Health, 150th Anniversary, Fred Rice, 1985
1.138 Department of Health, 150th Anniversary, Harold Washington and Staff, 1985
1.139 Department of Health, 150th Anniversary, Pat Nolan, 1985
1.140 Department of Health, Effie Ellis, Peggy Montes, David Coleman, 1986
1.141 Department of Health, Lonnie Edwards, Quentin Young, c. 1984
1.142 Department of Health, Midwest Association for Sickle Cell Anemia, c. 1984
1.143 Department of Health, Lonnie Edwards, c. 1984
1.144 Department of Health, Dr. Bernard J. Turnnock, c. 1984
1.145 Department of Health, Women and Babies at Hospital, n.d.
14.8 Detective Bureau, 179 N. LaSalle St., group shot, 1912
1.146 Fire Department, Engine #14 and crew, 36 E. Chicago Ave., 1869
1.147 Fire Department, Engine #9, 2527 Cottage Grove Ave., 1870s
1.148 Fire Department, Engine #11, 10 E. Austin [Hubbard Ave.], c. 1880s
1.149 Fire Department, Engine #34 with company portraits, Curtis Street between Randolph and Washington, c. 1890
1.150 Fire Department, Fire Insurance Patrol #3, 1893
1.151 Fire Department, Stock Yards Fire, Lowing body of Asst. Fire Chief Burroughs, 1910
1.152 Fire Department, Stock Yards Fire, Recovery of body from wreckage, 1910
1.153 Fire Department, Stock Yards Fire, Lowering of body down ladder, 1910
1.154 Fire Department, Stock Yards Fire, Scene of some of the wreckage, 1910
1.155 Fire Department, Stock Yards Fire, Pouring water into building, 1910
1.156 Fire Department, battling fire at 15 S. Clinton Street, 1936
1.172 Illinois Waterway, Brandon Lock, Joliet, c. 1940
6.45 Navy Pier, 1945
6.46 Navy Pier/ University of Illinois, n.d.
6.47 Navy Pier/Recreation Pier
1.157 Police Department, policeman, Woodlawn Ave. and 60th St. (World's Columbian  Exposition), 1892
6.48 Post Office/New Federal Building, exterior, 1907
6.49 Post Office/New Federal Building, exterior, 1907
6.50 Post Office/New Federal Building, exterior, n.d.
6.51 Post Office/New Federal Building, exterior, 1913
1.158-1.171 Sanitary District, Drainage Canal construction, "Views of the Main Channel" (album), 1892-1893
3.1 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, South Branch, Chicago River, south  from Roosevelt Road, 1942
3.2 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, South Branch, turns southwest,  looking east at Halsted, 1942
3.3 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, turning basin, east of Ashland Avenue, Illinois and Michigan Canal begins, 1942
3.4 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, South Branch, west from Damen Avenue Bridge, 1942
3.5 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, Sanitary Canal, south of South  Branch, flowing West from Damen Avenue Bridge, 1942
3.6 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, looking east from Western Avenue, with barge, site of Laughton's tavern, 1942
3.7 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, west fork of South Branch, east of  Kedzie Avenue at 35th Street, 1942
3.8 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, west fork of South Branch,  disappears W. of Kedzie Avenue at 35th St., 1942
3.9 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, Continental Divide, Lawndale and 43rd Street, 1942
3.10 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, Ogden Ditch, east of Crawford Avenue, 1942
3.11 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, Ogden Ditch, west of Oak Park Avenue, 1942
3.12 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, Nickerson Ditch, west from Central Avenue, 1942
3.13 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, Illinois and Michigan Canal, west from Crawford Avenue, 1942
3.14 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, Sanitary and Shipping Canal flowing   west from Crawford Avenue, 1942
3.15 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, Illinois and Michigan Canal, flowing west from Cicero Avenue, 1942
3.16 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, Sanitary and Shipping Canal, flowing west from Cicero Avenue, 1942
3.17 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, entrance to portage at Harlem Avenue west and 47th Street, 1942
3.18 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, portage toward boulder, west of    Harlem Avenue, 1942
3.19 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, boulder in portage (historical marker), 1942
3.20 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, dam at Ogden Ditch, south of boulder at portage, 1942
3.21 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, site of Laughton's Tavern, east of Prescott Island, near the Des Plains River, 1942
3.22 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, boulder marking site of Laughton's Tavern, 1942
3.23 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, north end of Prescott Island, from Des Plaines River,1942
3.24 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, north end of Prescott Island, view of Chicago Portage (Marquette's first view of Portage), 1942
3.25 Sanitary District Drainage Canal/Chicago River, aerial view of Sanitary Drainage Canal, Joliet, c. 1940s
4.28 Water Tower (Water Works), 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
10.10 Water Tower, west front, post Fire, 1871
15.36 Water works and tower, N. Michigan Ave., exterior, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
18.14 Water Tower, n.d.

PARKS

6.52 Art Institute of Chicago, exterior, 1917
5.91 Dearborn Park, looking northeast, pre-Fire, n.d.
14.9 Dearborn Park, 1880s (illustration)
6.53 Douglass [sic] Park, driveway, n.d.
15.37 Douglas Park, ornamental mound, Union Park, view, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.7 Douglas monument (Stephen A. Douglas), taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.8 Douglas Park, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.173 Field Museum, c. 1930
6.54 Field Museum of Natural History, exterior, 1933
6.55 Garfield Park, pavilion, etc., 1916
11.19 Garfield Park, fountains and flowerbeds, color postcard, 1911
15.38 Garfield Park, pavilion; Lincoln Park, Conservatory and palm house, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.9 Garfield Park, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
18.15 Garfield Park, flowerbeds, n.d.
18.16 Garfield Park, gold dome building, n.d.
18.17 Grant Park, bird's-eye view from Prudential Building, n.d.
18.18 Grant Park, Buckingham fountain, n.d.
18.19 Grant Park, Buckingham fountain at night, n.d.
11.20 Grant Park, band shell, color postcard, 1948
6.56 Grant Park, Buckingham fountain by night, 1933
6.57 Grant Park, Lincoln statue, 1907
1.174 Grant Park, International Aviation Meet (after a painting), 1911 Photo Oversize Map Case
6.58 Humboldt Park, Kosciuszko monument, 1919
6.59 Jackson Park, lake & bridge, n.d.
6.60 Jackson Park, pavilion, 1907
6.61 Jackson Park, picnic grounds, 1909
6.62 Jackson Park, scene, n.d.
6.68 Jackson Park, Museum of Science & Industry, exterior, 1908
6.69 Jackson Park, Museum of Science & Industry, [wrongly identified as "Field Museum and Wooded Island"], n.d.
18.21 Museum of Science and Industry, n.d.
1.175 Jefferson Park, Fountain, n.d.
1.176 Jefferson Park, Lake and Pavilion, n.d.
1.177 Jefferson Park, scene in, n.d.
16.10 Jefferson Park, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.39 Lincoln Park, De La Salle monument, taken from Pictorial Chicago and IllustratedWorld's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.40 Lincoln Park, flowerbeds and conservatory, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.41 Lincoln Park, Grant monument, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World'sColumbian Exposition, 1893
15.42 Lincoln Park, lily pond, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.43 Lincoln Park, lily pond, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.44 Lincoln Park, Lincoln statue, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.45 Lincoln Park, Linné statue, Schiller statue, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.46 Lincoln Park, looking south from palm house, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.47 Lincoln Park, Ottawa Indiana monument; Elk in park, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.48 Lincoln Park, seal pond, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
18.20 Lincoln Park Zoo, polar bears, n.d.
1.178 Lincoln Park, formal gardens, 1880s Photo Oversize Box 1
1.179 Lincoln Park, Indian statue, 1880s Photo Oversize Box 1
6.63 Lincoln Park, Elks War Memorial, 1933
6.64 Lincoln Park, fountain, n.d.
6.65 Lincoln Park, Grant Monument, n.d.
6.66 Lincoln Park, lagoon, n.d.
6.67 Lincoln Park, conservatory, n.d.
6.70 Lincoln Park, North Avenue Beach, 1944
16.11 Lincoln Park, Lincoln monument, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.12 Lincoln Park, Linné monument, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.13 Lincoln Park, Ryerson monument, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.14 Lincoln Park, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
19.14 Lincoln Park, ducks, c. 1910
1.180 Museum of Science and Industry, c. 1894
18.22 Oak Street Beach, n.d.
6.71 Soldiers' Field [sic], n.d.
6.72 Victory Monument, South Parkway at 35th Street, n.d.
6.76 Unidentified Park, hot-air balloon launching, n.d.
16.15 Union Park, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
6.73 Washington Park, boat house, 1906
6.74 Washington Park, scene from rustic bridge, 1922
6.75 Washington Park, tree planted by U. S. Grant, n.d.
15.49 Washington Park, globe, Sol's clock, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.50 Washington Park, lily pond, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.16 Washington Park, Sol's clock; President's chair (floral arrangements), taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893

Photographic Views: West Chicago Parks (bound volume), 1886
1.181 Humboldt Park
1.182 Jefferson Park
1.183 Central Boulevard
1.184 Humboldt Park
1.185 Wicker Park
1.186 Humboldt Park
1.187 Garfield Park
1.188 Jefferson Park
1.189 Jefferson Park
1.190 Union Park
1.191 Douglas Park
1.192 Douglas Park
1.193 Douglas Park
1.194 Douglas Park
1.195 Garfield Park
1.196 Douglas Park
1.197 Douglas Park
1.198 Union Park
1.199 Union Park
1.200 Humboldt Park
1.201 Douglas Park
1.202 Jefferson Park
1.203 Garfield Park
1.204 Douglas Park
1.205 Humboldt Park
1.206 Union Park
1.207 Vernon Park
1.208 Garfield Park
1.209 Union Park

PORTRAITS AND FAMILY PHOTOS

1.210 Angle, Paul M., 1954
1.211 Barrett, O. W. (1836-1893), n.d. Photo Oversize Box 2
1.58 Bednar, Christine, Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.59 Behm, Ann Lucille, Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.56 Bidwell, Mrs. L. C., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s. Photo Oversize Box 3
1.57 Blake, Maud, Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
12.1 Boomer, Lucius B. (1826-?), n.d.
2.1 Boone, Levi D. (1808-1882), Mayor of Chicago, 1868
2.2 Bowen, Chauncey T. (1832-?), merchant, 1868
2.3 Bowen, James H. (1822-?), businessman, 1868
17.1 Boyington, William W. (1818-?), 1868
1.212 Brennan, Edward P., n.d.
12.2 Bross, William (1813-?), n.d.
2.4 Bryan, Thomas Barbour (1828-?), attorney, 1868
2.5 Bryant, Henry B. (1824-?), Bryant Business College, 1868
1.60 Burgmann, Mary H., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.213 Burroughs, Edgar Rice (1875-1950), c. 1940 Photo Oversize Box 1
2.6 Burroughs, John C. (1818-?), pastor, First Baptist Church, 1868
1.214 Butcher, Fanny, n.d.
1.61 Bryne, Margaret, Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.215 Carpenter, Philo (1805-1886), n.d.
12.4 Carpenter, Philo (1805-1886), n.d
1.216 Caton, John Dean, 1st Illinois Supreme Court Justice, n.d.
1.217 Cermak, Anton Joseph (1873-1933), Mayor, 1931
2.7 Church, Thomas (1801-?), merchant, 1868
12.5 Claussenius, Henry (1825-?) n.d.
2.8 Cobb, Silas B. (1812-1900), merchant, 1868
2.9 Coolbaugh, William F. (1821-?), President, Union National Bank, 1868
1.62 Coy, Geraldine M., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
2.10 Crews, Hooper (1807-?), Methodist Preacher, 1868
12.6 Culbertson, Charles McClay (1819-?), n.d.
1.218 Cullom, Shelby Moore (1829-1914), Governor of Illinois, n.d.
12.7 Culver, Belden Farrant (1829-?), n.d.
1.219 Curtiss, J. M., n.d.
2.11 Dake, Joseph M. (1817-?), banker, with biographical sketch, 1868
1.63 Deadman, Mrs. Frank, Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.64 Donham, Virginia B., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.65 Donica, Margaret, Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.220 Donohue, George P., c.1940
1.221 Doran, Capt. Frank, in uniform, 1940s
4.29 Douglas, Stephen A. (1813-1861), tomb, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
12.8 Drummond, Thomas (1809-?), n.d.
2.12 Drummond, Thomas (1809-1890), Judge, 1868
2.13 Ducat, Arthur Charles (1830-?), insurance man, 1868
1.53 Dunshee, Esther, Woman's University Club of Chicago, n.d.
2.14 Eddy, Thomas M. (1823-?), editor, Northwest Christian Advocate, 1868
2.15 Ely, Edward (1830-?), merchant, 1868
1.222 Engstrand, Sophia Belzer, n.d.
1.223 Engstrand, Stuart David, n.d.
1.224 Ettlson, Samuel A., n.d. Photo Oversize Box 1
2.16 Everts, William W. (1814-?), Pastor, First Baptist Church, 1868
17.2 Fargo, James C. (1829-?), 1868
12.9 Farwell, Charles Benjamin (1823-?), n.d.
12.10 Farwell, John Villiens (1825-?), n.d.
2.17 Felsenthal, Bernhard (1822-?), Rabbi, 1868
1.66 Fetter, Hannah, Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.225 Field, Marshall (1834-1906), n.d.
1.226 Finneburgh, Corporal Morris L. Jr., in uniform, 1942
1.227 Flindt, Emil, Paradise Ballroom, c.1930
1.67 Flumey, Sylvia L., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.68 Foundray, Elizabeth J., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.69 Frost, Minnie C., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.228 Fuller, Melville Weston, Judge (1833-1910), n.d.
2.18 Fuller, Oliver F. (1829-?), merchant, 1868
1.229 Fuller, S. A., attorney, n.d.
2.19 Gardner, Freeland B. (1817-?), lumberman, 1868
1.230 Geberding, Rev. Paul J., Pastor of St. Matthews English Lutheran Church, 1910 Photo Oversize Box 1
2.20 Giles, William A. (1836-?), jeweler, 1868
1.70 Graham, Gladys M., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.231 Grassenbacker, Charlotte Wray (1862-?), n.d.
1.232 Grassenbacker, Lee, Lt. in U.S. Navy, in uniform, 1909
1.71 Greger, Mrs. W.A., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.54 Hall, Eleanor L., Woman's University Club of Chicago, 1926
19.15 Hancock, Emaline, c. 1840 (painted portrait) Photo Oversize Box 5
19.16 Hancock, Emaline, c. 1890
19.17 Hancock, Emaline, c. 1890
19.18 Hancock, Emaline, with daughters Fay Sellars, Ella Seaman, Josephine Logan, and
Patience Garnett, c. 1880 Photo Oversize Box 5
19.19 Hancock, John L. (1812-?), c. 1840 Photo Oversize Box 5
19.20 Hancock, John L. (1812-?), with engraved signature, c.1875 Photo Oversize Box 5
19.21 Hancock daughters, Patience, Josie, Ella, c. 1910s Photo Oversize Box 5
1.72 Hannah, Mrs. Bert, Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.73 Hans, Lois D., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.74 Hansen, Mrs. J. L., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.233 Hardick, Ellen J., c. 1860
1.234 Hardick, Ellen J., with two women, c. 1865
1.235 Hardick, Ellen J., c. 1880
1.236 Harris, Albert W. (1867-1958), n.d.
1.237 Harrison Sr., Carter Henry, Mayor (1825-1893), n.d.
12.11 Hayes, Samuel Snowden (1820-1880), n.d.
1.75 Henry, Anna, Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
2.21 Hibbard, John Randolph (1815-?), preacher, New Church, 1868
2.22 Hinsdale, Henry W. (1826-?), grocer, with biographical sketch, 1868
2.23 Hoard, Samuel (1800-?), postmaster, 1868
2.24 Holden, Charles N. (1816-?), Alderman, 5th Ward, 1868
12.3 How, George M. (1825-?), n.d.
14.10 Howland, George, c. 1890 Photo Oversize Box 5
1.238 Hoy, Thomas H., n.d.
2.25 Hoyne, Thomas (1817-1883), attorney, Chicago Public Library Board of Directors, 1868
1.239 Hoyne, Thomas (1817-1883), n.d.
1.240 Hubbard, Gurdon Saltonstall (1882-1886), n.d.
1.241 Ingliss, Tom, n.d.
1.76 Johnson, Madeline, Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
9.3 Johnstone, Ray, n.d. (postcard)
12.12 Jones, Daniel A. (1807-?), n.d.
1.77 Jones, Mrs. L.E., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.242 Jones, Joseph Russell (1823-1905), n.d.
12.14 Jones, Joseph Russell (1823-?), n.d.
12.15 Judd, Norman Buel (1815-?), n.d.
12.16 Kellogg, Ansel N. (1832-?), n.d
12.17 King, William Henry (1817-?), n.d.
1.243 Kelly, Edward J. (autographed), 1940 Photo Oversize Box 1
1.244 Kelly, Hiram, n.d. Photo Oversize Box 2
17.3 Kerfoot, Samuel H. (1823-?), 1868
1.78 Lammers, Sophia J., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.79 Lethenstrom, Edna, Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.80 Little, Mrs. W.V., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.245 Luczak, Judge Edward, n.d.
1.81 MacDonald, Mrs. J.R., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.246 McAllister, Sydney G., President, International Harvester (?-1946), n.d.
2.26 McArthur, John (1826-1906), Major General, 1868
2.27 McClurg, Alexander Caldwell (1832-1901), with biographical sketch, 1868
1.82 McCoy, Margaret, Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.247 McDonnell, Msgr. Patrick, n.d.
1.248 McMillan, Robert E., in uniform, c. 1940
9.4 McVicker, James Hubert (1822-1896), Carte d'visite, n.d.
9.5 McVicker, James Hubert (1822-1896), Carte d'visite , n.d
9.6 McVicker, James Hubert (1822-1896), Cabinet photograph, n.d.
9.7 McVicker, James Hubert (1822-1896), In costume as Hamlet, n.d.
9.8 McVicker, Mary G. Myers (Mrs. James Hubert), Carte d'visite, n.d.
9.9 McVicker, Frank & Horace (sons of James Hubert), Carte d'visite, n.d.
1.83 Mason, Agnes M., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.249 Mason, Hon. William E. (1850-1921) and family, n.d. Photo Oversize Box 2
1.84 Mayer, Mabel M., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.250 Medill, Joseph, Mayor (1823-1899), n.d.
12.18 Meyer, Charles J. L. (1831-?), n.d.
2.28 Miller, A. Halsey, jeweler, 1868
14.11 Moore, Geraldine Griffin (1895-1983), publicity photos, c.1910
14.12 Moore, Geraldine Griffin (1895-1983), publicity photos, c.1910
14.13 Moore, Geraldine Griffin (1895-1983), publicity photos, c.1910
14.14 Moore, Geraldine Griffin (1895-1983), publicity photos, c.1910
14.15 Moore, Geraldine Griffin (1895-1983), publicity photos, c.1910
14.16 Moore, Geraldine Griffin (1895-1983), publicity photos, c.1910
12.20 Moore, Samuel McClelland (1821-?), n.d.
1.85 Morgan, Grace H., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
12.21 Morris, Buckner Smith (1800-?), n.d.
1.86 Nelson, Mary, Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
12.22 Nicholas, William Thomas (1829-?), n.d.
1.251 Ogden, William B., 1st Mayor of Chicago (1805-1877), n.d.
17.4 Ogden, William Butler (1805-1877), 1868
1.88 Pearson, Mrs. W.W., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.87 Olmsted, Cordelia B., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
12.23 Ogden, William Butler (1805-?), n.d.
2.29 Osborne, Thomas Ogden (1832-1904), attorney, 1868
17.5 Palmer, Potter (1826-?), 1868
1.252 Petrillo, James Caesar, 1941 Photo Oversize Box 1
1.89 Platt, Coventry, Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.253 Poszka, Frank and Felicia, wedding party, 1907
1.90 Pratt, Laura E., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
17.6 Pullman, George Mortimer (1831-1897), 1868
1.254 Rand, Fannie Wicker, with obituary, n.d.
1.91 Reynolds, Mary B., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.255 Ridgway, Thomas S., n.d.
1.256 Robinson, Alexander (1762-1872), gravesite ceremony, with Steinmetz H.S. Colorguard, 1940
1.257 Robinson, Alexander (1762-1872), gravesite, n.d.
12.24 Rogers, John Gorin (1818-?), n.d.
17.7 Root, George Frederick (1820-1895), 1868
14.17 Rossi, Lawrence (1896-1971) and Rose Masciola (1904- ), wedding photo, 1922.
1.92 Ruffner, Rachel, Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.93 Runnels, Betty, Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
12.25 Rutter, Joseph Ormsby (1836-?), n.d
1.258 Ruxton, Jonathan, Alderman, n.d.
12.27 Schneider, George (1823-?), n.d
12.19 Seeberger, Anthony Frederick (1829-?) , n.d.
1.94 Sentney, Jessie M., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.95 Shand, Mrs. D.W., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
12.28 Shuman, Andrew (1830-?), n.d
1.96 Smith, Mrs. A.H., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.97 Smith, Charlotte E., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
12.29 Smith, Perry Henry (1828-?), n.d
1.259 Smyser, William Lynn, n.d.
12.31 Spencer, David D. (1831-?), n.d
12.26 Staeger, Anson (1825-?), n.d.
14.18 Stone, George A. (1876-1912), n.d.
1.260 Stone, Melville Elijah (1848-1929), autographed, c.1860s-1870s
1.261 Stone, Norton F. (1870-1943), n.d.
2.30 Storey, Wilbur F. (1819-?), owner/editor, Chicago Times, 1868
12.13 Storey, Wilbur F. (1819-?), n.d.
1.262 Stupnicki, Michael, Dr., 1912
1.98 Sullivan, Mary M., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.263 Swing, Rev. David (1830-1894), n.d.
12.32 Thomas, H. W. (1832-?), n.d
1.99 Thorne, Eva E., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.100 Tibbets, Margaret, Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.264 Todd, Charles, Alderman, 30th Ward, c. 1932
1.101 Tower, Mrs. W.E., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.102 Tregellas, Ida M., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
12.33 Trumbull, Lyman (1813-?), n.d.
12.34 Turner, John Byce (1799-?), n.d.
1.103 Tyler, Gem S., Woman's University Club of Chicago, c. 1920s Photo Oversize Box 3
1.265 von Zirngibl, Andreas (1797-1855), grave marker, n.d.
2.31 Wadsworth, Elsha S. (1813-?), director, Galena & Chicago Railroad, 1868
2.32 Wadsworth, Philip (1832-?), businessman, 1868
1.266 Wentworth, John (1815-1888), 1858
1.267 Wentworth, John (1815-1888), 1869
12.30 Wentworth, John (1815-?), n.d.
17.8 Wentworth, John (1815-1888), 1868
1.55 Whitcomb, Mildred, Woman's University Club of Chicago, n.d.
2.33 Wilson, Charles L., editor, Evening Journal, 1868
2.34 Woodworth, James H. (1804-?), Mayor, founder of University of Chicago, 1868
1.268 Yerkes, Charles T., n.d.
1.269 Zeuch [Seuch], Lucius H. (negative), n.d.
12.35 Unidentified [possibly Thomas Barbour Bryan (1828-?)], n.d.
12.36 Unidentified [possibly Reuben Ludlam (1831-?)], n.d.
12.37 Unidentified [possibly Charles Tobey (1831-?)], n.d
13.13 Unidentified persons, [presume Lincoln Park neighborhood], n.d.
13.14 Unidentified persons, [presume Lincoln Park neighborhood], n.d.
13.15 Unidentified persons, [presume Lincoln Park neighborhood], n.d.
13.16 Unidentified persons, [presume Lincoln Park neighborhood], n.d.
13.17 Unidentified persons, [presume Lincoln Park neighborhood], n.d.
13.18 Unidentified persons, [presume Lincoln Park neighborhood], n.d.
13.19 Unidentified persons, [presume Lincoln Park neighborhood], n.d.
1.270 Unidentified blacksmith, n.d.
1.271 Unidentified boxer, n.d.
1.272 Unidentified boy, studio portrait, c. 1890
1.273 Unidentified burial, with portrait, n.d.
1.274 Unidentified girl in confirmation dress, studio portrait, n.d.
1.275 Unidentified man and boy, studio portrait, 1940s?
1.276 Unidentified wedding photo, studio portrait, n.d.
1.277 Unidentified man (negative), 1880s?
1.278 Unidentified woman (negative), 1880s?
1.279 Unidentified group, card players, n.d.
1.280 Unidentified group, picnic on Lake Michigan beach, n.d.

RESIDENCES

1.281 Belmont and Harlem, Gilbert McGown home, 1890
15.51 Cass and Erie Streets, R.R. Cable home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.282 3812 North Crawford Avenue, Erastus Brown home, 1937
15.52 4545 Drexel Boulevard, W. E. Hale home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.53 Drexel Boulevard and 45th Street, C. H. Smith home; 3400 S. Michigan Avenue, Emmanuel Mandel home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition,1893
15.54 4024 Ellis Avenue, C. E. Morrison home; 2446 Michigan Avenue, Anna B. Peckhome, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition,1893
15.55 317 Erie Street, S. M. Nickerson home, Chicago Avenue and Pine Street, Kinzie  House Apartments, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893 See also CCW 15.78, Dearborn and 34th Street, Armour Mission Flats
15.56 Grand Boulevard and 43rd Street, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.57 4643 Lake Avenue, Almon Brooks home, Hyde Park Club, 51st and Washington, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.58 18, 19, 20, 21 Lake Shore Drive, Charles Pope home, A. H. Mulliken home, AlbertB. Dick home, Allen Manvel home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, n.d.
15.59 55 Lake Shore Drive, J. Mason Loomis home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.60 65 Lake Shore Drive, C. C. Heisen home, North State and Burton Place, F. W. Stanley home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.61 66 Lake Shore Drive, David Swing home, taken from Pictorial Chicago andIllustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.62 100 Lake Shore Drive, Potter Palmer home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.63 103 Lake Shore Drive, Frank MacVeagh home; 109 Lake Shore Drive, S. E. Barrett home; 111 Lake Shore Drive, F. E. Ogden home; 112 Lake Shore Drive, V. C. Turner home; 117 Lake Shore Drive, Barbara Armour home; 120 Lake Shore Drive, G. A. Armour home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893. See also CCW 15.32, 125 Lake Shore Drive, A. C. McClurg home
15.64 130 Lake Shore Drive, O. W. Potter home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.65 Lake Shore Drive and Bellevue Place, Joseph T. Torrence home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.283 Irving Park and Kedvale, built 1871 by R. Race, n.d.
1.284 Irving Park and Kedvale, built 1871 by R. Race, n.d.
1.285 Kostner Avenue, home of Mrs. Alexander, c. 1900
14.19 Marina Towers, Chicago River, c.1960
15.68 3724 Michigan Ave., J. O. Armour home; 2128 Calumet Ave., J. A. Davidson home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.69 Michigan Avenue and 33rd Street, Catherine Seipp home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.66 2541 S. Michigan Ave., R. T. Crane home, Grand Boulevard and 40th Street,
Catherine's Apartment Building, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.67 3340 S. Michigan Ave., David A. Kohn home; 3344 S. Michigan Ave., Marietta Chapin home; 3358 S. Michigan Ave., Charles P. Libby home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.286 3146 Milwaukee Avenue, Haussen home, built 1856, 1940
1.287 4564 Milwaukee Avenue, Jefferson home, built 1861, n.d.
1.288 285 Ontario Street, Lambert Tree home, 1885 Photo Oversize Box 1
1.289 1704 Orchard Street, Reuter home, built 1838 and 1871
1.290 Palmer Street, then Humboldt Street, Wennerholm home, c. 1910
4.30 Park Row, 1866 taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
1.291 Paulina and Leland, 1940
15.70 99 E. Pearson, Charles Farwell home; Pearson and Lakeshore Dr., J.V. Farwell home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.71 1801 Prairie Avenue, W. W. Kimball home; 1801 Michigan Avenue, N. K. Fairbank
home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.72 Prairie Avenue and 18th Street, George M. Pullman home, taken from Pictorial
Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.73 Prairie Avenue and 18th Street, J. J. Glessner home, taken from Pictorial
Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.74 1901 Prairie Avenue, N. B. Ream home; 4917 Drexel Boulevard, H. S. Brown
home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.75 1905 Prairie Avenue, Marshall Field home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.76 Rush and Erie Streets, Cyrus H. McCormick home, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.292 470 North State Street, H. F. Fuller home, garden, 1880s Photo Oversize Box 1
5.92 Terrace Row, Michigan Avenue, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.93 Terrace Row, Michigan Avenue, post Fire, 1871 [This is the right half of 5.80][copy print]
1.293 Tripp Avenue, Colman home, 1939
1.294 A.H. Andrews home (Wicker Park?), 1880s Photo Oversize Box 4
1.295 A.H. Andrews home (Wicker Park?), 1880s Photo Oversize Box 4
1.296 Laughlin home, n.d.
10.11 Ogden, William B. home, Mayor, post Fire, 1871
8.1 Schmidt home, 906 W. Wrightwood, living room, before renovation, 1946
8.2 Schmidt home, 906 W. Wrightwood, living room, during renovation, Schmidts  at work, 1946
8.3 Schmidt home, 906 W. Wrightwood, living room, during renovation, Schmidts  at work, 1946
8.4 Schmidt home, 906 W. Wrightwood, living room, after renovation, 1947
8.5 Schmidt home, 906 W. Wrightwood, living room, opposite side of room, during  renovation, 1946
8.6 Schmidt home, 906 W. Wrightwood, living room, opposite side of room, after renovation, 1947
8.7 Schmidt home, 906 W. Wrightwood, kitchen, sink area, before renovation, 1946
8.8 Schmidt home, 906 W. Wrightwood, kitchen, sink area, after renovation, 1947
8.9 Schmidt home, 906 W. Wrightwood, kitchen, table area, after renovation, 1947
8.10 Schmidt home, 906 W. Wrightwood, Lydia Schmidt and unidentified woman at sewing machine in renovated kitchen, 1947
8.11 Schmidt home, 906 W. Wrightwood, Lydia Schmidt and unidentified woman at sink with portable washing machine, 1947
1.297 Unidentified, wooden frame house, 1880s (2 copies) Photo Oversize Box 4
1.298 Unidentified, wooden frame house with buggy, 1880s
1.299 Unidentified, two-story frame house, Campbell Park, 1939
1.300 Unidentified, brick with tower and cupola, 1920s
1.301 Unidentified, apartment 3-flat, 1930s Photo Oversize Box 4
1.302 Unidentified, brick duplex, 1880s?
13.20 Unidentified residence, [presume Lincoln Park neighborhood], n.d.
13.21 Unidentified residence, [presume Lincoln Park neighborhood], n.d.
13.22 Unidentified residence, [presume Lincoln Park neighborhood], n.d.

SCHOOLS

1.303 Avalon Park School, 8th grade, January 1940 Photo Oversize Box 4
14.20 Burr School, exterior, c. 1890s, Photo Oversize Box 5
1.304 Chicago Law Institute Library, 1890s Photo Oversize Box 4
1.305 Chicago Law Institute Library, 1890s Photo Oversize Box 4
1.306a Chicago Teachers at Starved Rock, 1915 Photo Oversize Box 2
1.306b Chicago Teachers at Starved Rock, 1915 Photo Oversize Box 2
4.31 Chicago University, 1866 taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
1.307 Cleveland School, class of February 1940
1.308 Cleveland School, class of June 1940
1.309 Cleveland School, class of June 1941
1.310 Cleveland School, class of January 1942
1.311 Cleveland School, class of June 1942
1.312 Cleveland School, class of January 1943
1.313 Cleveland School, class of June 1943
1.314 Cleveland School, class of January 1944
15.77 College of Physicians and Surgeons, W. Harrison and Honore Streets; Rush Medical College, 761 W. Harrison, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.315 Cook County Normal School (negative), c. 1890
14.21 Crane Technical High School, R.O.T.C., c. 1925 Photo Oversize Box 5
14.22 [Crane Technical High School?], similar to CCW 14.21, c. 1925
Photo Oversize Box 5
15.78 De La Salle Institute, 35th and Wabash; Armour Mission Flats, Dearborn and 34th, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.316 First Chicago School (rendering), n.d.
1.317 Franklin Elementary, c. 1900 Photo Oversize Box 4
1.318 Franklin Elementary, c. 1930
1.319 Franklin Elementary (different building, 226 W. Goethe St.), c. 1940
1.320 Hermosa School, class of 1891
1.321 Edward Jenner School, Cleveland & Oak St., n.d.
1.322 Kelvyn Grove School, Room 1, class photo, 1891
1.323 Kelvyn Grove School, Room 2, class photo, 1891
1.324 Kelvyn Grove School, Room 3, class photo, 1891
1.325 Kelvyn Grove School, Room unidentified, class photo, 1891
1.326 Kelvyn Grove School, Room 1, class photo, 1894
1.327 Kelvyn Grove School, Room 2, class photo, 1894
1.328 Kelvyn Grove School, Room 4, class photo, 1894
1.329 Kelvyn Grove School, Room 5, class photo, 1894
1.330 Kelvyn Grove School, Room 6, class photo, 1894
1.331 Kelvyn Grove School, Room 7, class photo, 1894
1.332 Kelvyn Grove School, Room 8, class photo, 1894
1.333 Kelvyn Grove School, Room 10, class photo, 1894
1.334 Kelvyn Grove School, Room 11, class photo, 1894
1.335 Kelvyn Grove School, Room 13, class photo, 1894
1.336 Lane Technical High School (?), track team, 1903
1.337 LaSalle School, n.d.
1.338 George Manierre School, old building, 1930s
1.339 George Manierre School, new building, 1930s
15.79 McCormick Seminary, Halsted and Fullerton, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
14.23 Mitchell School, faculty, c. 1895 Photo Oversize Box 5
1.340 Montclare School, Grand Ave at St. Paul Railroad tracks, c. 1890s Photo Oversize Box 4
1.341 Mosely School, c. 1890s Photo Oversize Box 4
1.342 Mulligan School, 1930s
13.23 Mulligan School, 1855 N. Sheffield, n.d.
1.343 Nixon School, class of June 1940 Photo Oversize Box 4
1.344 Nixon School, class of June 1941 Photo Oversize Box 4
1.345 Ogden School, façade, 1930s
1.346 Ogden School, façade, 1950s
1.347 Ogden School (architectural rendering), 1950s
1.348 Sexton School, exterior, Wells St. & Wendell St., 1930s
1.349 Schiller Elementary (architectural rendering), n.d.
1.350 Schiller Elementary (architectural rendering), n.d.
1.351 Sheridan School [Marshall High School?], faculty, 1883
1.352 Sheridan School, Room 13, class photo, 1883
1.353 Spry School, patriotic rally, c. 1918 Photo Oversize Box 4
6.77 St. Ignatius College, exterior, 12th and Blue Island Ave., 1910
1.354 Unidentified public school, built 1880, n.d.
6.78 University of Chicago, Hutchinson Commons and Tower, exterior, 1916
6.79 University of Chicago, Ida Noyes Hall, exterior, 1916
6.80 University of Chicago, Physiology Building, exterior, 1916
6.81 University of Chicago, Snell & Hitchcock Halls, exterior, 1915
5.94 University of Chicago, Cottage Grove between 34th and 35th Streets, pre Fire, n.d. [copy print]
15.80 University of Chicago, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893. See also CCW 15.33 Armour Institute, Armour and 33rd Streets
1.355 Wicker Park School, exterior, 1883
1.356 Wicker Park School, faculty, 1883
1.357 Wicker Park School, class of June 1940

STREETS

16.17 Adams, east from Clark, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
13.24 Armitage Avenue at El tracks, n.d.
13.25 Church at Armitage and Dayton, n.d.
16.18 Ashland, from west Adams; Washington Boulevard and Ogden Avenue, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.19 Bird's-eye views of downtown, east from Ashland Block, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.20 Bird's-eye views of downtown, northeast from Ashland Block, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.21 Bird's-eye views of downtown, southeast from Ashland Block, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.22 Bird's-eye views of downtown, northwest from Auditorium, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.23 Bird's-eye views of downtown, northeast from Chamber of Commerce, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.24 Bird's-eye views of downtown, north from Masonic Temple, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.25 Bird's-eye views of downtown, northwest from Masonic Temple, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
5.95 Clark, north from Harrison, post Fire, 1871
5.96 Clark, between Madison and Monroe, pre-Fire, n.d
5.97 Clark and Randolph, southeast corner, pre-Fire, n.d.
1.358 Clark and Monroe, 1850s
4.32 Clark and South Water, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
15.81 Clark Street, north from Jackson, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.26 N. Clark Street, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.27 Clark, north from Jackson, Taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.28 Cottage Grove, from Drexel Boulevard, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Albumof Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
5.98 Courthouse dome, looking southeast, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.99 Courthouse dome, looking east, post Fire, 1871
5.100 Courthouse, looking northwest, post Fire, 1871
5.101 Dearborn, north from Oak, post Fire, 1871
1.359 Dearborn, 3400 block South, 1930 Photo Oversize Box 4
16.29 Dearborn, north end, Lincoln Park, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.30 Dearborn and Madison, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.31 Dearborn, north from Van Buren, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.32 Drexel Boulevard, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.82 Drexel Boulevard, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.83 Drexel Boulevard, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
10.12 Erie Street, looking east, post Fire, 1871
1.360 W. Federal, 3400 block South, 1930 Photo Oversize Box 4
13.26 N. Halsted and Dickens, n.d. Photo Oversize Box 5
16.33 Jackson, west from State, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
5.102 Lake, east from Clark, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.103 Lake, west from Dearborn, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.104 Lake, east from State, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.105 Lake, west from Wabash, pre-Fire, n.d.
4.33 Lake, between Market and Franklin, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
4.34 Lake and State, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
4.35 Lake and Wabash, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
4.36 Lake and Wells, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
16.34 Lake Avenue and 51st Street, looking northwest; Lake Avenue and 59th Street,
looking southwest, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.35 Lake Avenue, from 50th Street; South Park, fountain, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.37 Lake Street, east from Clark, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
6.82 Lake Shore Drive, downtown, Outer Drive Link Bridge, 1951
16.36 Lake Shore Drive, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
18.23 Lake Shore Drive, S-curve, n.d.
11.21 Lake View Avenue at Lincoln Park near Fullerton, color postcard, 1915
5.106 LaSalle and Madison, northeast corner, post Fire, 1871
5.107 LaSalle and Madison, southwest corner, post Fire, 1871 [copy print]
5.108 LaSalle, north from Washington, pre-Fire, n.d.
4.37 LaSalle from Courthouse Square, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
16.38 LaSalle, north from Washington, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.361 Madison, 400 block West, c. 1885
1.361a Madison, west from State (negative), 1880s
16.39 Madison, east from Franklin, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.40 Madison, west from State, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.41 Madison, from Union, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
15.84 Market Street, south from Jackson, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893. See also 15.6 Market
and Van Buren, northwest corner
5.109 Michigan and Adams, northwest corner, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.110 Michigan Avenue, view from breakwater, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.111 Michigan Avenue, view from Michigan Avenue Hotel, post Fire, 1871
6.83 Michigan Avenue, south from Chicago Ave., n.d.
6.84 Michigan Avenue, north from Congress, n.d.
11.22 Michigan Avenue, north from Auditorium Annex, color postcard, n.d.
4.38 Michigan Avenue from Lake Michigan, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
4.39 Michigan Avenue from Park Row, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
1.362 Michigan Avenue, north from Madison [Peristyle], aerial, 1923
Photo Oversize Box 2
15.85 Michigan Avenue, north from 35th Street, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.42 Michigan, north from Congress, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicagoand the Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.363 S. Michigan Avenue, north from south of the Art Institute, c. 1915
1.364 S. Michigan Avenue, south from north of the Art Institute, c. 1915
1.365 S. Michigan Avenue, 400-500 blocks (cyanotype), c. 1860s
Photo Oversize Box 4
1.366 S. Michigan Avenue, 1300 block, parade, c. 1910s
16.43 Oakwood Boulevard, from Drexel, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.48 South Park Avenue, from 32nd Street; Grand Boulevard, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.367 Prairie Avenue, looking north, c. 1895
16.44 Prairie Avenue, north of 23rd Street; 26th Street, east of Wabash, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
5.112 Randolph Street, east from the bridge, post Fire, 1871
16.45 Randolph, west from Clark, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.46 Randolph, east form LaSalle, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.47 Randolph, west from viaduct at Michigan Avenue, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.368 State Street at the bridge over the Chicago River, 1908
1.369 State Street at the bridge over the Chicago River, 1908
4.40 State and Washington, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
15.87 State and Adams, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's ColumbianExposition, 1893
15.88 State Street, north from Quincy, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.50 State, north from Congress, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.51 State, north from Madison, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
18.24 State Street, south from Monroe, n.d.
18.25 State Street, north [from Van Buren?] at night, n.d.
1.370 S. Talman Avenue, near 4250 South Rockwell, frame houses, 1930s Photo Oversize Box 4
1.371 Tripp and Armitage Avenue, c. 1899
1.372 Tripp and Armitage Avenue, c. 1899
1.373 Tripp, south of Armitage Avenue, c. 1912
1.374 Tripp and Armitage Avenue, gasoline station, 1934
5.113 Wabash Avenue, from Jackson, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.114 Wabash Avenue, north from Randolph, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.115 Wabash Avenue, north from Washington, pre-Fire, n.d.
15.89 Wabash Avenue, north from Jackson, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.53 Wabash, from 29th Street; Michigan, from 25th Street, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
18.26 Wacker Drive Plaza, n.d.
15.86 South Water Street, west from Dearborn, taken from Pictorial Chicago and Illustrated World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.49 South Water Street, east from Market, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
5.116 Washington Street and LaSalle, post Fire, 1871
5.117 Washington Street from Wells, pre-Fire, 1871
5.118 Washington Street River Tunnel, looking west, pre-Fire, n.d.
1.375 Washington and LaSalle, panoramic view from courthouse looking southwest, 1858
16.54 Washington, west from Dearborn, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.55 Washington, east from LaSalle, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.376 S. Washtenaw, 4200 block, 2-flats, c. 1930s Photo Oversize Box 4
1.377 South Water Street, market scene (negative), c. 1900
5.119 Wells Street and Harrison, looking northeast, post Fire, 1871
1.378 Unidentified, President William McKinley waves from carriage, c. 1898
1.379 Unidentified street corner, "Mud House," 1935
1.380 Unidentified close-up of a street lamp
4.41 View form Lake View House, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
16.52 23rd Street, west from Indiana, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893

TRANSPORTATION

Bridges
1.381 Bridge at 22nd and Archer Ave., 1935 See also CCW 1.368-1.369
5.120 Clark Street Bridge, before and after the Fire, 1871[copy print]
4.42 Lake Street Bridge, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
6.85 Madison Street Bridge, 1909
14.25 Michigan Avenue Bridge pylon, 1980
16.56 Polk Street Bridge, north from, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of
Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
4.43 Rush Street Bridge, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
14.26 Washington Street Bridge, 1913
5.121 Van Buren Street Bridge, post Fire, 1871
5.122 Van Buren Street Bridge, post Fire, 1871

Railroads
6.86 Burlington Limited train, n.d.
6.87 Burlington dining car interior, 1910
11.23 Chicago & Alton Railroad, 4 views, color postcard, 1907
1.382 Chicago and Joliet Railroad, 1934
1.383 Chicago and Joliet Railroad, 1934
1.384 Chicago and Joliet Railroad, 1934
1.385 Chicago and Joliet Railroad, 1934
1.386 Chicago and Joliet Railroad, 1934
1.387 Chicago and Joliet Railroad, 1935
5.127 Chicago Lake Tunnel, interior, n.d.
5.128 Chicago Lake Tunnel, interior, n.d.
1.388 Chicago and Northwestern Railroad second depot, built 1873, c. 1870s
1.389 Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Yards, c. 1916
6.88 Electric locomotive in underground tunnel, 1912
4.44 Great Central Depot Grounds, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
5.123 Illinois Central Depot, north end, pre-Fire, n.d. [copy print]
5.124 Illinois Central Depot, pre-Fire, n.d.
4.45 Illinois Central Round House, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
4.46 Michigan Southern Depot, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
5.125 Michigan Southern Depot, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.126 Michigan Southern Depot, post Fire, 1871
10.13 Michigan Southern Railroad depot, post Fire, 1871
4.47 Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
1.390 Unidentified Rail Yards, c. 1910

Urban Mass Transit
1.391 Damen Avenue Bus Line, opening, 1947
16.57 Elevated tracks, south side, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago
and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
1.392 Horse Cars, Washington and Dearborn, State Street Lighting Celebration, October
16, 1926
1.393 Cicero and Proviso Street Cars, 1894
1.394 Streetcar #145, Cuyler Ave. (negative), n.d.
1.395 West Chicago Dummy Railway, n.d.

Water
5.129 Breakwater in Lake Michigan, pre-Fire, n.d. [copy print]
5.130 Breakwater in Lake Michigan, pre-Fire, n.d. [copy print]
4.48 Chicago Harbor from Rush Street, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
4.49 Chicago River, junction, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
4.50 Chicago River from 12th Street, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
4.51 Chicago River from Van Buren Street, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated,
NA735.C4J4
1.396 Chicago River, steamboat on, c. 1905-1906
5.131 Chicago River traffic, north from Madison Street Bridge, n.d.
5.132 Chicago River, from Randolph Street Bridge, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.133 Chicago River, from Randolph Street Bridge, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.134 Chicago River, from Rush Street Bridge, pre-Fire, n.d.
5.135 Chicago River, from Rush Street Bridge, pre-Fire, n.d.
16.58 Chicago River from Clark Street Bridge, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.59 Chicago River from N. Halsted Street Bridge, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.60 Chicago River up river from Lake Street Bridge, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.61 Chicago River from Rush Street Bridge, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.62 Chicago River at State Street Bridge, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.63 Chicago River at 12th Street viaduct, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
18.27 Chicago River, Merchandise Mart to left, n.d.
18.28 Chicago River, Georgian Bay Line Cruiser, n.d.
16.64 Lake Michigan, shore from foot of 23rd Street, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893
16.65 Lake Michigan, mouth of harbor; lake front south of Randolph Street viaduct, taken from Chicago: Souvenir Album of Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, 1893

WAR-TIME ACTIVITIES

6.89 Illinois National Guard Armory, First Regiment, exterior, n.d.
4.52 Soldiers' Home, 1866, taken from Chicago Illustrated, NA735.C4J4
1.397 Spanish-American War, parade of cavalry, c. 1898

WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION

16.66 Agricultural Building, lithograph of sketch, 1893
16.67 Bird's-eye view of grounds, lithograph of sketch, 1893
16.68 Electrical Building, lithograph of sketch, 1893
16.69 Fine Arts Building, lithograph of sketch, 1893
16.70 Fisheries and Aquariums Building, lithograph of sketch, 1893
16.71 Grand Court, from Administration Building, lithograph of sketch, 1893
16.72 Horticultural Building, lithograph of sketch, 1893
16.73 Machinery Building, lithograph of sketch, 1893
16.74 Manufacturers and Liberal Arts Building, lithograph of sketch, 1893
16.75 Woman's Building, lithograph of sketch, 1893

Inventory of Business Cards in Pictorial Chicago [1901] (F548.37 .R32 1901)

Rand, McNally & Co.'s Pictorial Chicago containing Views of Principle Buildings, Residences, Streets, Parks, Monuments, Etc. Chicago: Randy, McNally & Co., [1901]

The following cards have been mounted on the blank verso of the plates in this publication.

Plate No.	Business
1	Hakell Brothers [Luggage], 88 Wabash Ave.
2	Michigan Avenue Trust Company, 2218 Michigan Ave.
3	Charles A. Samuelson, Florist, 2132 Michigan Ave.
4	E. Mushina, Ladies' tailor, 1348 E. 47th St.
5	Green and Rhody [Women's shirtwaists], Wabash and Madison
6	W. H. Moshier Co., Naval and ladies' tailors, 1404 Michigan Ave.
7	The Leiser Company, Women's wear, 324 S. Michigan Ave.
8	Butler Pleating Co., Buttons, etc., 166 N. State St.
9	A. Seidler [Women's clothing], 204 E. 47th St.
10	Dillon Gowns, 2835 Michigan Ave.
11	Studio Hand-Painted China, 5404 Lake Ave.
12	The Spirella Company, Corsets, 630 Stewart Bldg.
13	Payne's Hand Laundry, 2409 Wabash Ave.
14	Jacob Lowenberg, Expert furrier, 209 S. State St.
15	Duntley Products Co. [Pneumatic cleaner], State and Monroe
16	S. Goldberg, Ladies' tailor, 306 E. 43rd St.
17	J. M. Jacobowsky, Cleaning, dyeing, etc., 311 E. 43rd St.
18	M. Batt, Ladies' tailor, 1507 E. 53rd St.
19	Kruk and Company, Dyers, cleaners, curlers of ostrich feathers, 39 S. State St.
20	Oscar Horwitz, Ladies' tailor, 214 E. 51st St.
21	Wilson [Tailors], 166 N. State St.
22	Adams' Laundry, 2331 Indiana Ave.
23	Emery Motor Livery Company, 59 E. 34th St.
24	Aldine Hand Laundry, 3167 Cottage Grove Ave.
25	Cone Printing Co., 206 E. 51st St.
26	B. Greenberg, Ladies' tailor and furrier, 5048 Indiana Ave.
27	C. H. Morgan and Co., Groceries and meats, 364 E. 47th St.
28	Commonwealth Laundry, 516 E. 43rd St.
29	S. Schoen, Ladies' tailor, 233 E. 43rd St.
30	Maxine Crest, Artistic hair work, 108 N. State St.
31	Berlin Cleaners, 5127 Lake Ave.
32	Palmer and Co., Ostrich feathers, 15 E. Washington St.
33	Lucien Subit, Shoemaker, 116 S. Michigan Ave.
34	[Card]*
35	S. Vicker, Furrier, 5047 Indiana Ave.
36	Gelick and Kestin, Ladies' tailor, 3455 Michigan Ave.
37	The Needlecraft Shop, 717 Venetian Bldg.
38	Moulton and Ricketts [Art dealers], 71 E. Van Buren St.
39	J. Lerner, Women's tailor, Wabash and Madison
40	A. M. Nichols, Corsets, 15 E. Washington St.
41	James H. Winn, Metal worker, Fine Arts Bldg.
42	White Limousine
46	Mrs. E. H. Cohen, Ladies' garments, State and Monroe
47	Wm. Horvitz, Ladies' tailor, 307 E. 43rd St.
50	The Linen Store, 34 S. Michigan Ave.
51	Mignon and Spizzirri, Ladies' tailors, Mallers Bldg.
54	Joseph Weiss, Gowns, 218 S. Wabash Ave.
56	Sharp and Smith, Hospital supplies, 103 N. Wabash Ave.
64	Siegfried's Ladies Hair Dressing, 78 State St.