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1. 235 East Prospect - 235 East Prospect Avenue 245 East Prospect Avenue Southwest corner Prospect & Glen "Dunn" cottage Demolished

   Slide #400 Prospect

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. 245 E Prospect Ave - "Dunn" cottage Southwest corner of East Prospect and Glen 245 East Prospect Avenue

   Slide #399 Prospect

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. Agard Deaconess Rest Home - Black & white photograph of the Agard Rest Home. Agard Rest Home was originally the home of Rosa West, who donated the house to the Methodist church to use as a home for retired deaconesses. It remained in use until 1955 and was later demolished in 1960. The home was located at the Southeast corner of Glen and Scranton.

   Postcard #64 Agard Deaconness Rest Home LB IL

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Agard Deaconess Rest Home - Black & white postcard of Agard Rest Home. Message on reverse. Agard Rest Home was originally the home of Rosa West, who donated the house to the Methodist church to use as a home for retired deaconesses. It remained in use until 1955 and was later demolished in 1960. The home was located at the Southeast corner of Glen and Scranton.

   Postcard #61 Agard Deaconess Rest Home

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Agard Deaconess Rest Home - Black & white postcard of the Agard Rest Home. Messages on all 3 postcards, one dated August 4, 1911, another dated July 3, 1911. Agard Rest Home was originally the home of Rosa West, who donated the house to the Methodist church to use as a home for retired deaconesses. It remained in use until 1955 and was later demolished in 1960. The home was located at the Southeast corner of Glen and Scranton.

   Postcard #66 Agard Deaconess Rest Home

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Agard Deaconess Rest Home - Colorized postcard of the Agard Rest Home. 2 cards each with message. Agard Rest Home was originally the home of Rosa West, who donated the house to the Methodist church to use as a home for retired deaconesses. It remained in use until 1955 and was later demolished in 1960. The home was located at the Southeast corner of Glen and Scranton.

   Postcard #67 Agard Deaconness Rest Home Lake Bluff, IL

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Agard Deaconess Rest Home - Sepia photographs of Agard home. Southeast corner of Scranton and Glen. Demolished about 1955. Building was donated to the Methodist Church by Rosa West to use as a retirement home for deaconesses and ministers. The home was located at the Southeast corner of Glen and Scranton.

   Postcard #136 Agard Deaconess Rest Home

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. Agard Deaconnness Rest Home - Sepia postcard of the Agard Rest Home. Agard Rest Home was originally the home of Rosa West, who donated the house to the Methodist church to use as a home for retired deaconesses. It remained in use until 1955 and was later demolished in 1960. The home was located at the Southeast corner of Glen and Scranton.

   Postcard #65 Agard Deaconness Rest Home Lake Bluff IL

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. "Agard" Lake Bluff Children's Home staff house - "Agard" Lake Bluff Children's Home staff house (was located at 401 Scranton Ave) The home was located at the Southeast corner of Glen and Scranton.

   Agard the staff house

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. Agard Rest Home - Agard Rest Home, the former home of Rosa West, was located on the corner of East Scranton Ave and Glen Ave. West donated the home, to the Methodist Church for its Deaconesses in memory of her father, Reverend Agard. By 1955 the home was donated to the Lake Bluff Children's home and was demolished a few years later. The home was located at the Southeast corner of Glen and Scranton.

    Slide #475 Agard Rest Home

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. Agard Rest Home - Agard Rest Home, the former home of Rosa West, was located on the corner of East Scranton Ave and Glen. West donated the home, to the Methodist Church for its Deaconesses in memory of her father, Reverend Agard. By 1955 the home was donated to the Lake Bluff Children's home and was demolished a few years later. The home was located at the Southeast corner of Glen and Scranton.

    Slide #467 Agard Rest Home

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. Agard Rest Home - Black & white photograph of the Agard Rest Home. Agard Rest Home was originally the home of Rosa West, who donated the house to the Methodist church to use as a home for retired deaconesses. It remained in use until 1955 and was later demolished in 1960. The home was located at the Southeast corner of Glen and Scranton.

    Postcard #63 Agard Rest Home

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. Contract for Work - Special Assessment - Installment Plan - Contract for Work - Special Assessment - Installment Plan Details improvement plan for various streets, including: - Evanston Avenue - Glen Avenue - Guerney Avenue - Harris Avenue - Mountain Avenue - North Avenue - Oak Avenue - Scranton Avenue - Sheridan Avenue - Sunrise Avenue - Walnut Avenue - Waukegan Road Includes Macadam Specifications

    Doc 2765

    Record Type: Archive

    
14. Dr. Abbott's lots on north side of Sheridan Place west of Glen Ave - Dr. Abbott's lots on North side of Sheridan Place West of Glen Ave

    Slide #416 N. side of Sheridan Pl W of Glen Ave.

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. Final Voucher - A Final Voucher properly certified has been submitted and on motion - for the curbing, grading, paving and improving a system of streets. Including: - Center Avenue - Oak Avenue - Evanston Avenue - Glen Avenue - Gurney Avenue - Harris Avenue - Sheridan Road - Maple Avenue - Simpson Avenue - Sunrise Avenue

    Doc 2778

    Record Type: Archive

    
16. History of Grace Church - Documents giving a comprehensive history of the Grace United Methodist Church, starting in 1887.

    Doc 2039

    Record Type: Archive

    
17. Letter from Simon Kjelsaas to the Village of Lake Bluff - Letter from Simon Kjelsaas to the Village of Lake Bluff submitting his company's bid for the work on the Village Water Tank, Glen Ave Pedestrian Bridge, and Gurney Street Pedestrian Bridge.

    Doc 2314

    Record Type: Archive

    
18. Letter from William Dern - Handwritten Letter from William Dern statting that he is replacing the water line from the main on Prospect Ave to his property with copper piping. The complete replacement of the iron pipe to copper pipe from the Buffalo Box will happen in within the Caldenar year.

    Doc 2865

    Record Type: Archive

    
19. Project Proposal - Works Progress Administration Project Proposal Project is to remove broken sidewalks and construct new ones on various streets

    Doc 2791

    Record Type: Archive

    
20. Prospect and Glen - Site of Hotel DeRogers Southeast corner of East Prospect Avenue and Glen

    Slide #395 SE corner of Prospect & Glen

    Record Type: Photo

    
21. Recommendation, Estimate, Ordinance - Recommendation, Estimate, Ordinance for Improving Center Avenue and System of Streets — by curbing with sod edge curb, constructing catch basins and basin inlets, grading, seeding, and paving with 11 inches of crushed cobble and banding gravel. Streets include: - Center Avenue - Oak Avenue - Evanston Avenue - Glen Avenue - Gurney Avenue - Harris Avenue - Sheridan Road - Maple Avenue - Simpson Avenue - Sunrise Avenue Recommendation Dated March 15, 1904 Estimated Dated March 15, 1904 Ordinance Dated April 5, 1904

    Doc 2768

    Record Type: Archive

    
22. "The Lilacs" South East corner of Center Avenue and Glen Avenue - "The Lilacs" South East corner of Center and Glen 515 Glen Avenue

    Record Type: Photo