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1. 456 Sunrise Avenue - An Architectural and Historic Survey of the Camp Meeting Area of Lake Bluff that was completed in 1998. Additional information about the property is available at the Lake Bluff History Museum. 456 Sunrise Avenue Built in 1889 to be shared by Honeywells and the family of Dr. Jervis Gaylord Evans, president of Hedding College and head of the Lake Bluff Camp Meeting Association cultural programs. When Honeywell found that the Evans were living in the unit that faced Lake Michigan, he had the entire building rotated 90 degrees so that both units had a view of the lake. Honeywell's daughter and son-in-law, Reverend and Mrs. Thomas Beall, came to live with the Honeywells, and several more additions and modifications were made. ~ Elmer Vliet The grand daughters, Yolanda and Cornelia Beall, lived in the house until the mid 1970s. Honeywell - Beall Cottage Evwell Cottage Also included are Multiple Listing Sheets (MLS)

   456 Sunrise Avenue 1998 Survey photo

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2. An investment in your future - A brochure titled: "An investment in your future ....", published by the Grace Methodist Church outlining the need for funds to expand the church. Included are photos of 301 East Scranton Avenue, "breaking ground for the 1948 building of the church and cornerstone ceremony, and members of the steering committee, children at play, a timeline recording milestones in the history of Lake Bluff. Donated by Jean Ackermann Schraudner.

   An investment in your future

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. Beall-Honeywell family - A sepia photo on thin paper from the Honeywell family. Second view is of the reverse and the third view is a drawing with names of the people in the photograph. They are: #1 Mrs. Jervis Evans, #2 Lillian Honeywell Beall, #3 Sadie Honeywell, #4 (Reverend) Thomas Beall, #6 Will Bellwood (Sadie's husband?), #7 Alba Cromer.

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Honeywell family at the beach - Copy of a photograph of Honeywell family at the beach. They are are L to R: * Lillian Honeywell (Beall- wed fall 1889) possibly May Finley Honeywell * Florence Honeywell (Trego ? --- 1901 ?) Alba Cornelius Cromer -- age 3 or 5 * Estella Honeywell Cromer * Sadie Honeywell (Ewel ?) possibly Helen Honeywell possibly Gilbert Honeywell * Daughters of Alba Honeywell 1889

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Postcard from Germany - A postcard of a building and bridge possibly at sunset. The image has a red glow. The postcard is written to Lillian Beall from her daughters Yolande and Cornelia Beall. The postage stamp has been removed and thus the date stamped is unknown. The postcard is written ... August 12, Heidelberg, Germany

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Sadie Honeywell - Copy of a photo showing Sadie Honeywell on the bridge that crossed the ravine at the end of Park Place. Alba Cromer on the log (?) or Vera Flach (?) Either Mrs. Cromer or Lillian Beall on the bank at the left. Names on reverse. Also see " New 19".

   Record Type: Photo