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Abraham Lincoln - Documents
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The Art Institute of Chicago Exhibition Catalogues
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Arthur, Once Upon a Time - Local History Images of Arthur
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Bloomington-Normal Black History Project
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Calumet Heritage Partnership - Acme Coke Plant
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The Charles Overstreet Collection
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Cherry Valley Local History Collection
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Chicago Ridge Online History Collection
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Coal Mining, Machine vs. Man
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Flora Digital Newspapers
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Henderson County Historical Society Museum
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Historic Champaign County - Neighborhoods and Homes
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Historic Maps of Aurora
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Historic Quincy Area Photo Collection
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Illinois Blue Books
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Illinois and the Civil War - Documents
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Illinois Constitution
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Illinois Firefighter Line of Duty Deaths Digital Image Collection
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Illinois Historic Aerial Photographs, 1936-1941
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Illinois State Fair Museum
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Illinois State Highway Maps
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Illinois State Library - General Collection
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Illinois Veterans History Project
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Images of Loves Park, Machesney Park and Roscoe
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Kewanee and Wethersfield Yearbooks
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Lincoln and Lincoln-Related Documents from the Illinois State Archives
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The Living Museum
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Madison County Genealogical Resources
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Mining and Mother Jones in Mount Olive
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The Naperville Heritage Collection
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Native American Collection - McLean County Museum of History and ISU
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O'Hare Digital Collection
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Oak Ridge Cemetery Interment Records
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Oral Histories of Centralia
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The Oral History Collection of the University of Illinois at Springfield
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Park Forest - An Illinois Planned Community
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Polo Area Cemetery Records of Ogle, Lee, Carroll and Whiteside Counties
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The Proviso Township Herald
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Pullman State Historic Site
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Remembering FDR
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Remembering the Houses of Western Springs
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Social Justice and Activism at Elmhurst College
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Southeast Chicago Historical Society
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Springfield Aviation Company Collection
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St. Charles History - Then and Now
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Sterling and Rock Falls Local History Collection
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Towanda District Library - Towanda Area Historical Collection
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Transactions of the Illinois State Academy of Science
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A University Goes to War, World War I Women
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Urban Landscapes from the Field Museum
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Vachel Lindsay Collection
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A Village Grows - Fifty Years of Life in Elmwood Park
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Warbler Digitization Project - Eastern Illinois University
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The William Hayes Collection, 1820-1860
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World War I - Documents
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World War II - Documents
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World War II - Posters
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World War II - From Homefront to Warfront
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World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 from the Field Museum
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New individual homes for sale in Park Forest
Advertisements--Homes For Sale
American Community Builders full page newspaper advertisement for 2 bedroom native stone and brick homes.
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Family building brick barbecue
Advertisements--Homes For Sale
Family of four building brick barbeque off of patio behind a Park forest ranch home.
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Jack Rashkin, ACB sales director, with a couple in front of a display board
Advertisements--Homes For Sale
Jack Rashkin, ACB Sales Director, showing prospective tenants an advertising board display about Park Forest. The board's theme is, "Park Forest: A New Way of Life."
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Facts about our PTA activities
Advertisements--Rental Units
A series of full-page newspaper ads with photographs inset, a map to Park Forest, and text highlighting some aspect of life in Park Forest.
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More about our community activities
Advertisements--Rental Units
A series of full-page newspaper ads with photographs inset, a map to Park Forest, and text highlighting some aspect of life in Park Forest.
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Every day is moving day in Park Forest
Advertisements--Rental Units
A series of full-page newspaper ads with photographs inset, a map to Park Forest, and text highlighting some aspect of life in Park Forest.
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Building the townhouses
Architecture--Rental units--Construction; Park Forest--Architecture
The history of Park Forest, Illinois a post-World War II planned suburb built by American Community Builders which began in 1946. Project chart for American Community Builders, village of Park Forest.
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Wholesale Prices, 1926-1946
Park Forest (Ill.)--History
A chart included in the binder with Where Thistles grew before.
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Homes For Sale in Beautiful Park Forest
Park Forest (Ill.)--History
American Community Builders' brochure describing Park Forest, a post World War II planned suburb, which began in 1946.
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Carroll F. Sweet, Jr.
Park Forest (Ill.)--History
Carroll F. Sweet, Jr. was the son of the man who had the idea for the G. I. town, for returning veterans after World War II. Carroll F. Sweet, Sr. brought together Nathan Manilow and Philip Klutznick
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Ross DeLue and Leona DeLue Newspaper Article
Park Forest (Ill.)--History
Bill Harris describes the first charter of townhouses in Park Forest.
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Welcome To Park Forest
Park Forest (Ill.)--History
Park Forest Homes, Inc. brochure advertising the amenities in Park Forest.
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Bernard G. Cunningham
Park Forest (Ill.)--History
Bernard G. Cunningham moved to Park Forest with his wife Florence in 1951. He quickly became involved in Park Forest politics. He served as Village President from April 1961 to April 1971.
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More To Come Home To in Park Forest
Park Forest (Ill.)--History
A color brochure advertising the rental townhomes, with the logo "Whatever you do there is more to come home to in Park Forest".
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Plan of Town
Park Forest (Ill.)--History; Architecture--United States--History; Suburbs--United States--History; Real estate development--United States--History; Suburban homes--United States--History; Suburban life--United States--History
The Plan of Town was the development plan and related information as prepared by American Community Builders’ staff the architects and planners in 1946. It was submitted to the Federal Housing Auth
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In Memoriam, Carroll F. Sweet, Sr.
Park Forest (Ill.)--History; Park Forest (Ill.)--City planning
Bulletin from the memorial service for Carroll F. Sweet, Sr., October 13, 1955. In the bulletin, Carroll F. Sweet, Jr, has written a biography of his father (going into more detail than he does in his
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Philip M. Klutznick
Park Forest (Ill.)--History; Park Forest (Ill.)--Officials and employees; City planning--United States--Illinois; Planned communities--United States--Illinois
Mr. Klutznick, one of the developers, discusses the history of Park Forest, Illinois, a post-World War II planned community built by American Community Builders beginning in 1946.
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White copy of map of Park Forest rental areas plan.
Park Forest (Ill.)--History; Planned Communities--United States--Illinois
A plan found in the promotional piece, "Where Thistles Grew Before."
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Rents and Housing, 1940-1946
Park Forest (Ill.)-History
A chart included in the binder with "Where Thistles Grew Before."
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American Community Builders Administration Building
Park Forest, (Ill.)--History
ACB's administration building in the Park Forest shopping center.
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Park Forest -- An Illinois Planned Community
From: Park Forest Public Library
A collection of materials documenting the creation of Park Forest, Illinois, one of the first post-World War II planned communities.
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