Related Records

1. Eight photos of Stonebridge taken in September 2002 showing various parts of the exterior of the manor house, including the brick tower, the stonebridge entrance, outbuilding and facade ornamentals.

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. Confidential Memorandum - Confidential memorandum from Minor, Barnhill, and Galland, Attorneys and Councilors, to Shawn Hunt and Chris Rintz regarding a proposed Senior Housing development at the Stonebridge site

   Confidential Memorandum

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. Fire Department Display - Photo series of members of the fire department in front of a fire display at the Harrison Conference Center.

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   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Former Priory goes Public - Copy of news article describing Harrison House of Lake Bluff will be open to the public on weekends and include evening concerts.

   Former Priory goes Public

   Record Type: Archive

   
5. Harrison Conference Center - A 9 x 12 photo of the Harrison Conference Center brochure showing interior and exterior views of the Manor House

   Harrison Conference Center

   Record Type: Archive

   
6. Harrison Conference Center Brochure - Copy of computer screen print of Harrison Conference Center brochure listing services and accommodations available.

   Harrison Conference Center Brochure

   Record Type: Archive

   
7. John Dominic Crossan - Two photographs of John Dominic Crossan who came from Ireland on the Queen Mary with two other young men. The second photo is of Crossan in robes sitting outside at Stonebridge Servite Priory in Lake Bluff, October 6, 1952. John Dominic Crossan was a former Catholic priest of the Servite Order and a New Testament scholar, with a prominent role in the Jesus Seminar. He was an emeritus professor at DePaul University and has been a controversial figure in the religious world. Crossan left the priesthood in 1969 and was not affiliated with the Servite Priory. GOOGLE The Priory was later sold and became the Harrison Conference Center, or Harrison House and later Stonebridge. It has since been demolished.

   Record Type: Photo