Related Records

1. Copy of a portrait of Benjamin H. Marshall. Scanned from page 521 of "Chicago: Its History and Its Builders."

   Benjamin Marshall

   Record Type: Archive

   
2. Bio and Picture of Father Gueguen - Print out of an email from Cathy Spencer sent to Janet Nelson, Kathy O'Hara, and Tom Tincher containing a brief bio and sketch of Reverend John Gueguen, a family friend to the Dywers.

   Reverend John Gueguen

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. Charles Frost - In 1889 Charles Sumner Frost partnered his Chicago architecture company with Alfred Granger's. They were brother-in-laws who both married a daughter of a prominent Chicago resident, Martin Hughitt, President of the Chicago and North Western Railroad. the Frost & Granger firm designed many stations for the Chicago and North Western Railroad, including Lake Bluff's train station. The Frost & Granger firm is also responsible for designing Navy Pier. Biography of the Frost & Granger firm Photocopy of Charles Frost's portrait

   Frost & Granger Bio

   Record Type: Archive

   
4. Edward Mawman - Black and white portrait of Edward Mawman, who served as Village President from 1925 to 1929.

   Edward Mawman Jr.

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Letter From Elmer To Marion Claire Weber - Letter from Elmer Vliet to Marion Claire Weber asking for a picture of her husband, former Lake Bluff Village President Henry Weber, so it can be hanged in the Village Hall amongst portraits of other Village Presidents.

   Letter from Elmer Vliet to Marion Claire Weber

   Record Type: Archive

   
6. portrait of an James Hobbs. - Black and white portrait of an James Hobbs.

   portrait of an James Hobbs.

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Unidentified girl - Black and white photograph of an unidentified girl.

   Unidentified girl

   Record Type: Photo