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![Class of [18]98. Highland Park High School.](/services/thumb/phid/24085201/dim/110x80/crop/1/ "Class of [18]98. Highland Park High School.")
LtoR Ira Hole, George Millard, Frank McCaffrey, Newmn Finney. From the Highland Park Schools Collection, US IlHpHS scho.col.1.2.004. Provenance unknown. (read more)
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"Along the Beach, Highland Park, Ill." Popular postcard taken from glass negative slide image, likely taken by Jesse Lowe Smith. Published by various William Anderson Dry ... (read more)
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In February 1968, Lincoln School set the pace to raise money to preserve and move Stupey Cabin. (read more)
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Trail tree at Mr. Carquivilles Place" (read more)
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"Fletcher's Pier." This image was likely taken in the late 19th century. If you look, you may recognize the road winding down Park Avenue to Lake ... (read more)
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A reversible steeple-cab locomotive pulls passengers into Ravinia Park in its early decades. high.rail.1.3 (read more)
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Contractors plant south of Washington Avenue. Highwood, Illinois. May 16, 1924. cnwr.ima (read more)
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ca. 1905 Left to Right, Rear to Front: Matt Smith, Bob Lyons, Ed Whiting, Lou Stokes, Charlie Lundgren, John Gartley, Hack Hemmingway, Nick Wink, Pete Yde, ... (read more)
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North western train -- carrying milk and passengers-- wreck north of Elm Place, 1907. Postcard photographed by Brand's Studio. Accession no. 68-493-1. Donated to the Highland ... (read more)
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The Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railroad Vine St. station (the Mockler Barn is in the background), 1910. Accession 70-829-1 donated to the Society by James Mockler. ... (read more)
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The North Shore Line of 1916 (ceased 1963) at Beech St. and St. Johns, December 9, 1924. Find out more about the interurban railway and other ... (read more)
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Happy Thanksgiving! Highland Park celebrated the 300th anniversary of the first Thanksgiving with a "Pilgrims in the New World" pageant at Sunset Woods Park, November 1921. ... (read more)
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Highland Park, November 1972. Historical Society President Robert G Robinson made a "first" legal purchase of an alcoholic beverage in the city of Highland Park, Illinois ... (read more)
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Mary Brand (neé Mary Salome Ott in Alsace, 1825) voted November, 7 1916 on a limited ballot. Brand died in January 1921 -- just a few ... (read more)
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Mary Brand (neé Mary Salome Ott in Alsace, 1825) voted November, 7 1916 on a limited ballot. Brand died in January 1921 -- just a few ... (read more)
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Indian Trail Marker tree in front of Yoelands, now the 200 block of Hazel Avenue. Previously numbered 550 Hazel, ca. 1900-1920, and 160 Hazel, ca. 1911-1952. ... (read more)
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Article from the "Highland Park Scene" 12/10/1970 (read more)
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October is Van Bergen month in Highland Park, Illinois. Prairie School Architect John S Van Bergen designed this and many other structures in Highland Park, Illinois. (read more)
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Picturesque Highland Park Illinois. (read more)
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Highland Park as a Summer Resort: The Wildwood Experience The Origins of Chicago’s Jewish North Shore. Exhibit Opening September 9, 2012. (read more)
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Highland Park as a Summer Resort: The Wildwood Experience The Origins of Chicago’s Jewish North Shore. Exhibit Opening September 9, 2012. (read more)
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The Wildwood, a summer resort, at the south east corner of Hazel and Linden. All of the homes were connected by a shared driveway. Style: Neoclassical (read more)
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