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1903: River Forest, John J. Ryan home, SW corner Keystone & Hawthorn
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1903: Oak Park volunteer Fire Dept #3, Lombard side of #2 House
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1903: River Forest, E. J. Brooke Residence, west of Central & Thatcher
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1903: River Forest Athletic Club baseball grounds
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1903: Len F. Moore's Blacksmith shop south side of Lake Street
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1903: River Forest, E. C.Waller's Estate
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1903: River Forest, DesPaines River bridge at North Ave.
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1903: River Forest Volunteer Fire Dept. putting out prairie fire
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1903: River Forest, First Methodist Episcopal Church, NW corner, Lake and Keystone
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1903: River Forest Presbyterian Church, SW corner, Gale and Linden. Sold to the River Forest Women's Club in 1894 |
1903: River Forest Golf Club, NW corner of Lake and Harlem
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1902: River Forest, Dairy Farm of James P. Madsen near Iowa and Bonnie Brae
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1903: River Forest, R. H. Pierce Residence
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1903: River Forest, Real estate office of E.A. Cummings, NW corner, Lake & Harlem |
1903: River Forest, View from Wisconsin Central viaduct & C&NW Railroad
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1903: River Forest, View from Wisconsin Central viaduct & C&NW Railroad
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1903: Oak Park, S.C Postelwait Undertaker, Funeral Parlors, 132 N. Oak Park
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1903: Oak Park, N. M. Freer estate. looking SE from Euclid near Erie
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1903: Oak Park, W. G. Fricke at 640 N. Scoville (now 540 Fair Oaks)
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1909: Oak Park, View of children, W.B
Harvey & Jasper Redmond prize winners
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1903: Oak Park, Harlem Ave., north from Lake Street
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1903: Oak Park, North Western Gas Light and Coke Co. Lombard and Garfield. Now Barrie Park
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1903: Oak Park, Elgin, Aurora & Chicago eastbound at Ridgeland
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1903: Oak Park, W. C. Gray residence, 319 (now 219) Kenilworth
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1903: Alley south of Lake between Harlem and Marion
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1903: Oak Park's first Locomobile Steamer formerly owned by Capt. Geo. W. Hayden.
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1903: Oak Park, Wisconsin Ave. (now South Marion) south from South Blvd.
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1907: Owens Bros. Grocery Store on fire. SW corner of South Blvd & Wisconsin (Marion)
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1903: Oak Park, Unity Church fire, 215 Wisconsin
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1903: Oak Park, Fire Dept. #3, 213 Marion. Capt.J Mannix & volunteer Ralph Smith
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1903: Oak Park, Fire Dept. #3, 213 Marion
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1903: Cutsuvitis' Fruit Stand, Marion south of Lake Street
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1903: Oak Park Police #2
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1903: Oak Park Police Dept. Interior - 213 Marion
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1903: Oak Park Police #2
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1916: Philander Barclay's 2 stores, 1112 North Blvd.
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