Related Records

1. 30 Miles North: A History of Lake Forest College, it's Town and its City of Chicago. - Schulze, Franz; Rosemary Cowler and Arthur H. Miller

   2000

   Record Type: Library

   
2. Architect leaves imprint on Chicago landscape - Copy of Chicago Tribune news article with bio of Benjamin Marshal, architect of the Lansdowne Estate. Includes a picture of the mansion at 128 Moffett Road, Lake Bluff.

   Architect leaves imprint on Chicago landscape

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. Benjamin Marshal, AIA (1874-1944) - A short bio of Benjamin Marshal, architect of the Lansdowne Estate, written by Arthur Miller.

   Benjamin Marshal, AIA (1874-1944)

   Record Type: Archive

   
4. End Of An Era On The North Shore - Chicago Tribune news article, pages 1 and 19, describing the Lansdowne Estate and the subdivision development planned

   End Of An Era On The North Shore

   Record Type: Archive

   
5. Lansdowne - An Architectural Presentation - A paper written by Arthur Miller about the architect of Lansdowne, Benjamin Marshal, and the estate built by Harry and Elizabeth Clow. Includes a short bio of Mr. Clow and Mr. Benjamin.

   Lansdowne - An Architectural Presentation

   Record Type: Archive

   
6. The Story of Howard and Lucy Linn - A magazine article in Forest and Bluff written by Lake Forest archivist Arthur Miller titled Early 20th Century Trendsetters and Do-Gooders The Story of Howard and Lucy Linn. First page is a black and white photo of Lucy McCormick Blair Linn. The Linns lived at 555 Shore Acres Drive Lake Bluff in a house on the lake designed by architect Walter Frazier. The second page shows an upstairs billiard room, and an early picture of the couple. The Linns met while they worked at the Jane Addams Hull House in Chicago. During World War I Lucy was an ambulance driver for the Red Cross in France and Howard was in the aviation corps. Lucy also found the Junior League Club in Chicago ( See Photo 2411 )

   The Story of Howard and Lucy Linn

   Record Type: Archive