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Book: "Historic Cook Book: 1776 - 1976"
"Presented by Sugar Grove American Legion Auxiliary Post 1271, Sugar Grove, Illinois"
Book: "Frank H. Hall: Success through Service, 1841 - 1911"
“For fifty years Frank H. Hall helped the youth of our land to solve arithmetical problems. For fifty years, he helped the teachers to solve pedagogical problems. For fifty years he helped everyone with who he associated to solve humanitarian…
Book: "Frank H. Hall and His Braille Writer: A Souvenir Publication of the Frank Hall Diamond Jubilee, June 8, 1968" by Walter B. Hendrickson, Illinois Department of Children and Family Services.
“It was clear, cold, and quiet on the morning of January 5, 1893, when a man of medium height and vigorous physique, bright-eyed and bespectacled, his face adorned with a soup-strainer moustache and a small goatee, jumped lightly from the Chicago and…
Bolster Family: Rhoda Bolster. July 5, 1916 Postcard
Postcard Postmarked July 5, 1916
Return address: 254 Bew Ave., Aurora, Illinois
To address: Mr. Clarence Bolster, Sugar Grove, Illinois
I guess you know who this picture is of. Too bad we can't see you better but that's the way you wanted it.…
Return address: 254 Bew Ave., Aurora, Illinois
To address: Mr. Clarence Bolster, Sugar Grove, Illinois
I guess you know who this picture is of. Too bad we can't see you better but that's the way you wanted it.…
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: Sugar Grove Railroad Depot. Circa 1911.
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: Rhoda Bolster. July 5, 1916
Postcard Postmarked July 5, 1916
Return address: 254 Bew Ave., Aurora, Illinois
To address: Mr. Clarence Bolster, Sugar Grove, Illinois
I guess you know who this picture is of. Too bad we can't see you better but that's the way you wanted…
Return address: 254 Bew Ave., Aurora, Illinois
To address: Mr. Clarence Bolster, Sugar Grove, Illinois
I guess you know who this picture is of. Too bad we can't see you better but that's the way you wanted…
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: Mrs. Chas Bolster; Clarence L. Bolster
Label: Lyle Bolster, Manufacturer Representative, Architectural Products, 3N 188 W. Mary Lane, St. Charles, Illinois 60174
Bolster Family: Ina Bolster Calkins
Imprinting on backside:
S.B. Taylor, Photographer, West Aurora, Illinois, 43 River Street
S.B. Taylor, Photographer, West Aurora, Illinois, 43 River Street
Bolster Family: House
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
