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Map of the original Wilmette Village, with points of interest noted. Printed on the occasion of the Fourth Annual Charter Day.
Photograph of Frank Smith Groceries, located at 607 W. Railroad St., about 1910's. Next door is Wilmette Post Office. On reverse: "Old W. R.R. ...
Describes the history of the Friends groups, including the present Friends of the Library, which was established in 1981. Lists the officers and main ...
Describes the history of the establishment of the first "literary society" in Wilmette to the opening of the public library on July 6, 1901.
Wilmette School. Central Ave. and 10th St. Built 1892 Reverse side: Property of Ye Olde Towne Folks Association, Mrs. F. L. Joy Historian. First ...
Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee electric line. In pencil on verso: "North Shore Station c. 1910."
In ink on verso: "1904 Greenleaf Ave. looking west from 4th St."
In pencil on verso: "Identification and story in Wilmette Life June 8, 1950, p. 62. Address is 802 Lake circa 1900." In ink on verso: Mrs. W. Butz"
In ink on verso: "This picture taken about 1905. Several of the young women in it had grown up in Wilmette-Carrie Brown having come as early as ...
The Wilmette Park Board cordially invites you and your family to attend the formal presentation of the new Outdoor Stage at the Wilmette ...
Names available in the Groups Notebook. See Groups-Ye Olde Town Folkes-Photo 2,c.2...
"The first Ouilmette Country Club. The man is thot {sic} to be Mr. Geo(rge) Redfield."...
"Clubs-Country Club" Ouilmette Country Club now Michigan Shores"...
Reproduced in Wilmette and the Suburban Whirl, by Herbert R. Mulford, p. 54. Photo of the Masonic Temple on Central St. between 10th and 11th in ...
