MAP FROM ZONING ORDINANCE WOODSTOCK ILLINOIS 1947
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1947 WAYNE H. MENTZER
LEGEND R-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT
R-2 MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT
B-1 BUSINESS DISTRICT
I-1 INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
CLAY ST SCHOOL
TODD…
MAP AND COMMERCIAL GUIDE OF WOODSTOCK ILLINOIS
PRECINCT 1 PRECINCT 2 PRECINCT 3 PRECINCT 4
HOLMES ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1939
TOURIST PARK
CHICAGO INDUSTRIAL HOME FOR CHILDREN
TODD SEMINARY
COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL
MAP of Woodstock Showing New and Old Ward Lines
Old Ward lines In Black Ink
New Ward Lines In Red Ink
WOODSTOCK COUNTY SEAT OF MCHENRY CO ILLINOIS
DORR TWP & GREENWOOD TWP
McHenry County was established in 1836. At that time the county included the current McHenry County as well as all of what is now Lake County to the east. The small, centrally located village of McHenry was chosen as the county seat for the new…
Woodstock Illustrated: Being a Brief Resume of the Early History, Social and Educational, Industrial, and Business and Professional Interests of the County-seat of McHenry County Illinois.
Sanborn maps from 1885 to 1912 show two businesses in the building at 110 N. Benton, a barber shop and a harness shop. There was also a third business in the basement. Sometime between 1900 and 1902, Bernie Sherman moved his "Sherman's Sporting…
Elijah Burbank built 517 Dean St. and 522 Dean Street in 1855. According to his great granddaughters Jennette Burbank and Dorothy Luedtke, this house (522) was occupied by the family and the one across the street (517) was for the farm hands. Elijah…
Dean Street looking South
Horse-drawn sleigh in distance
Melvin G. Tripp Photographer from 1891 to 1937
Photo taken the same time as those of 522 Dean (ID 15)
Near intersection of Tryon
This postcard is a photo montage of eight W. G. Hoffman postcards: "Benton St. From Van Buren #730"
"C. & N. W. Depot #705"
"Main Street #734"
"Oliver Typewriter Factory"
"Woodstock Typewriter Co."
"Benton Street #729"
"Congress Dairy…
The A&P Supermarket on Van Buren can be seen from an angle. The old blacksmith shop has a black glass façade but no sign identifying the occupants. An edge of the Post Office is visible as well as a low, long building on Throop St. that is difficult…
A companion to 'Aerial Photo of Square Looking South' that shows the Square, this photo has Washington Street on the bottom, the Chicago Northwestern Railroad tracks above that, the Autolite manufacturing plant with the city Power Plant to the left.…
A companion to 'Aerial Photo Looking North From Railroad Tracks 1950' this aerial photo shows the Square from the railroad tracks, southwest on South Street to Woodstock High School, southeast Dean street to about Kimball, northwest to West Judd and…
Gus Persson often identified the photos by writing on the negative. This is lebeled Algonquin, Hill, Climb Aug. 5-09. At that time Gus worked at Oliver Typewriter and chronicled the activities sponsored by the company.
The companion photo to ID443, the hill climb is over and spectators are walking downhill to Algonquin. Three men are perched in a large tree across the road. You can feel the heat--one woman has her umbrella open, another is shielding her face with …
The article in the incorrectly dated November 7, 1918 Woodstock Sentinel tells the story of the spontaneous celebration when the news of the Armistice in Europe was announced on November 11, 1918. These 5 photos, taken from…
This building was built in 1912 after a previous armory on Calhoun between Dean & Jefferson was destroyed by fire in 1910. Used by Woodstock Company G, of the 3rd Illinois Regiment during World…