Source: 1902 Rockford Illinois, R8917.733 R5910 p 55 [5 x 7″ paperbound book of photographs, 100 pages]
1902
Ralph Emerson residence, 400 Block, No. Church St. – 1902
Ralph Emerson home, 400 block of N Church St. in the approximate location of Mendelssohn Club. The land was donated to the Mendelssohn Club by the daughters of Ralph Emerson.
Source: 1902 Rockford Illinois R917.733 R5910 p 52 [5 x 7″ paperbound book of photographs, 100 pages]
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Cannon at Waterworks Park, 1902 – photo
Prairie St. Brewhouse in background on far side of river. Water Works Park is now a parking lot north of the Jefferson St. Bridge, and south of Beattie Park
Source: 1902 Rockford Illinois R917.733 R5910 page 50 [5×7″ paperbound book, 100 pages]
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Thomas D. Reber House, 1902 – So. Third St.
Source: 1902 Rockford Illinois R917.733 R5910 p. 49 [5 x 7″ paperbound book, 100 pages]
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R. H. Shumway residence, 1902 – photo, So. First St.
Source: 1902 Rockford Illinois, R 917.733 R5910, page 47 [5 x 7″ paperbound book, 100 pages]
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Main St. and W. State, facing south – 1902 photo
Building on corner is New York Life Insurance; Knapp, Barnes and Co.
Source: 1902 Rockford Illinois R917.733 R5910, p. 44 [5×7″ paperbound book, 100 pages]
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J.D. Waterman residence, N. Church St. – 1902
Source: 1902 Rockford Illinois R917.733 R5910 , p 42 (5×7″ paperbound book, 100 pages)
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George Woodruff Residence, 1008 N Main St. – 1902
Source: 1902 Rockford Illinois R917.733 R5910, p. 41 (5×7″ paperbound book, 100 pp.)
This house still stands in 2018
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August Peterson residence, College Ave. – 1902
Source: 1902 Rockford Illinois R917.733 R5910, p39 [5×7″ paperbound book, 100 pp]
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G. Albin Nelson, residence, N. Main St. – 1902, photo
Source: 1902 Rockford Illinois R917.733 R5910 [5×7″ paperbound book, 100 pages]
