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Bolster Family: On the Farm
Handwritten Note: I only posed. August 30, 1918
Label: Lyle Bolster, Manufacturer Representative, Architectural Products, 3N 188 W. Mary Lane, St. Charles, Illinois 60174
Label: Lyle Bolster, Manufacturer Representative, Architectural Products, 3N 188 W. Mary Lane, St. Charles, Illinois 60174
Bolster Family: Sugar Grove Methodist Church Choir
Handwritten Note:
Some bunch. Sugar Grove Choir. They know how to smile, don't they?
Label: Lyle Bolster
Some bunch. Sugar Grove Choir. They know how to smile, don't they?
Label: Lyle Bolster
Bolster Family: Corn Picker Invention by Messina Snow and Fred Rolling, Early 1800s
Handwritten Note:
Actually picking corn. Messina Snow and Fred Rolling invented corn picker in early 1800s.
Label: Lyle Bolster, Manufacturer Representative, Architectural Products, 3N 188 W. Mary Lane, St. Charles, Illinois 60174
Actually picking corn. Messina Snow and Fred Rolling invented corn picker in early 1800s.
Label: Lyle Bolster, Manufacturer Representative, Architectural Products, 3N 188 W. Mary Lane, St. Charles, Illinois 60174
Bolster Family: House
Label: Lyle Bolster, Manufacturer Representative, Architectural Products, 3N 188 W. Mary Lane, St. Charles, Illinois 60174
Bolster Family: Sugar Grove Railroad Depot. Circa 1911.
Label: Lyle Bolster, Manufacturer Representative, Architectural Products, 3N 188 W. Mary Lane, St. Charles, Illinois 60174
Bolster Family: Winter Gear 1880s. Family photo in snow with children on horseback.
Label: Lyle Bolster, Manufacturer Representative, Architectural Products, 3N 188 W. Mary Lane, St. Charles, Illinois 60174
Bolster Family: Family in Patriotic Decorated Automobile on Postcard addressed to Clarence Bolster of Sugar Grove from Aunt Anna, July 26, 1908
Handwritten Note:
Dear Clarence,
Does this picture look like anything you ever saw? Grandma was out to the house before half past eleven and feeling all right.
Lovingly, Aunt Anna
Postmarked: July 26, 1908
Dear Clarence,
Does this picture look like anything you ever saw? Grandma was out to the house before half past eleven and feeling all right.
Lovingly, Aunt Anna
Postmarked: July 26, 1908
Bolster Family Photo Album: Automobile, Duesenberg. July 4, 1921.
Duesenberg Motors Company was an American manufacturer of racing cars and high-end luxury automobiles (sometimes referred to as "Duesy"). It was founded by brothers August and Frederick Duesenberg in 1913 in Saint Paul, Minnesota, where they built…
