| Date | Title | Summary | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Samuel Insull |
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Samuel Insull, entrepreneur, who electrified Northfield and built the first railroad. President of public utility company, forerunner of Commonwealth Edison. Insull subsequently accused but acquitted of fraud. | |
| C. J. Wonch | ![]() |
Three women: C. J. Wonch and sisters, outside | |
| 10 February 1925 | Louie Lockman | ![]() |
Letter from Louie Lockman in Des Plaines |
| 10 February 1925 | Louie Lockman | ![]() |
Letter from Louie Lockman in Des Plaines |
| 10 November 1927 | Henrietta Nadir obituary | ![]() |
Obituary of Henrietta Nadir b. 1879 d. 1927 t age 48. Details Nadir/Metz family tree |
| 16 November 1861 | Promissory Note, Charles Metz | ![]() |
Promissory Note for $150 to Charles Metz at 10 percent, signed with an x |
| 16 November 1861 | Promissory Note, Charles Metz | ![]() |
Promissory Note for $150 to Charles Metz at 10 percent, signed with an x |
| 1865 | Naturalization Papers, Charles Metz | ![]() |
Naturalication papers of Charl Mintz (Charlets Metz) from Reinshagen, Germany; statement of facts |
| 1879 | Citizenship papers, Charles Metz | ![]() |
Cook County citizenship papers; final certificate of Naturalization for Charles Metz |
| 1915 | Woman outside | ![]() |
Woman in summer hat and long dress on city street: "This is a fairly good picture of me, although it is quite dark. With love to Mrs. Metz." |
| 1915 circ | Fred Metz | ![]() |
Fred Metz in suit outside on dirt road |
| 1916 | Insurance policy, Fred Metz | ![]() |
Fire, Lightning, Windstorm Insurance Co. policy for Fred Metz, issued originally March 1911; renewed in 1916; estimated Value: $2565 |
| 1918 | Soldier and friends | ![]() |
Unknown couple with solider in urban setting (World War I Uniform) |
| 1918 ca | Harry Hartman | ![]() |
Postcard of Harry Hartman in WWI uniforms "Co. G. 2nd Rep. Bn, Waco Texas" |
| 1920 | Valentine | ![]() |
Valentine greet to Augusta and Lena Metz from Elsie E. in Northbrook; one-cent stamp on card |
| 1920 | Valentine | ![]() |
Valentine greet to Augusta and Lena Metz from Elsie E. in Northbrook; one-cent stamp on card |
| 1920 | Lena Metz | ![]() |
Letter to Len Metz from Mrs. E. Wisdom changing appointment in Winnetka |
| 1920 | Lena Metz | ![]() |
Letter to Len Metz from Mrs. E. Wisdom changing appointment in Winnetka |
| 1920 | Alex Levernier | ![]() |
Alex Levernier and wife, Mary (nee Barbara Happ) outside, dressed formally |
| 1920 | Alex Levernier | ![]() |
Alex Levernier and wife, Mary (nee Barbara Happ) outside, dressed formally |
| 1920 c | Metz Farm | Northfield residents on Metz Farm. Jetta Wader, Barb, and others | |
| 1920 ca | Anna Clavey | ![]() |
Anna Clavey dressed up as boy in cap and knickers |
| 1920s | Julia Donavan, Lucy Brachtendorf | ![]() |
Julia Donavan and Lucy Brachtendorf, good friends and daughters of early Northfield settlers; they both lived in Northfield their entire lives |
| 1920s | Lucy Brachtendorf | ![]() |
Lucy Brachtendorf, daughter of Northfield settler, outside her house. Although they aren't visible, according to neighbors, Lucy's purple iris and clematis were spectacular, and she took great joy in her garden |
| 1940 | Collins Family | ![]() |
Harry Collins, wife Caroline, and baby in front of car |
| 23 October 1937 | Julia Donavan | ![]() |
Newspaper article about Julia Donavan, Chicago Daily News, Saturday, 10/23/1937 |
| 27 June 1977 | Northfield History | ![]() |
"Northfield's history is out there somewhere waiting to be compiled". Northfield neighbors column by Betty Crookes. |
| 27 June 1977 | Northfield History | ![]() |
"Northfield's history is out there somewhere waiting to be compiled". Northfield neighbors column by Betty Crookes. |
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