Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 1 Nov 2001, p. 5 Loss of house shows debate on teardowns [147 Linden Ave. to be torn down]; Frances Poe was known as the "bird Lady" for her work in harboring injured and stray animals. She was survived by her husban
Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 1 Nov 2001, p. 5 Loss of house shows debate on teardowns [147 Linden Ave. to be …
Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 1 Dec 1994, p. 197 Frances Poe, known affectionately as Wilmette's "Bird Lady. " died Tuesday at her home, a wildlife refuge near the North Shore Channel. She was 84. Mrs. Poe is survived by her husband James R. "Jimmi
Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 1 Dec 1994, p. 197 Frances Poe, known affectionately as Wilmette's "Bird Lady. " died Tuesday at …
Vertical File containing various documents pertaining to art in Wilmette, including information on artists and sculpture. Contains a 1997 Directory of Artists complied by the Wilmette Fine Arts Commi
Vertical File containing various documents pertaining to art in Wilmette, including information …
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