Source: The City of Rockford and Her Men of Affairs, 1919. 977..33 D17
1919
Union Dairy, Rockford – 1919
Source: The City of Rockford and her Men of Affairs, 1919 p14
Hotel Nelson Lobby
Source: The City of Rockford and Her Men of Affairs, 1919
Rockford Dairy – 1919
Source: McCoy’s Rockford City Directory for 1919
Rockford Dairy Co., Carl G. Johnson, propr., 1015 Ninth St.
George D. Roper Co. – 1919
Source: McCoy’s Rockford City Directory for 1919
Roper, George D. Corporation, (Eclipse Gas Stove Division; Trahern Pump Division; American Foundry Division; Rockford Vitreous Enamel Mfg Division) George D. Roper, President; Mabon P. Roper, V-President – Treas.; John P. Curtin, V-Pres.; Watson E. Derwent, V-Pres; Harry J. Jilbert, V-Pres-Gen. Supt., 707-709 S. Main St.
Source: McCoy’s Rockford City Directory for 1919
Hotel Poole – 1919
Source: McCoy’s Rockford City Directory for 1919
Harlem Blvd., 1979 – Jesse A. Barloga
1979 Harlem Blvd., designed by Jesse A. Barloga, 1919
Source of photograph: Marty Mangas, ca. 1968-1972
Harlem Blvd., 1837 – Jesse A. Barloga
1837 Harlem Blvd., designed by architect Jesse A. Barloga, 1919
Source of photograph: Marty Mangas, circa 1968-1972
Logli, Joseph, family – 1919
Photo, above, 1919. Clockwise from left: Irene Logli, Joseph Logli, Mary Logli, Angelo Logli, Nellie Logli, John Logli, Albert Logli.
Source: Jacob Logli History Fair Display
Masonic Building, Polo, IL – Barloga, 1919
Masonic Lodge, designed by Jesse A. Barloga, Aug. 1919, Commission #6
Architect’s Invoice, his office in Rockford Trust Building, Rockford, IL. Invoice $750.00.
Blueprint #1, Jesse A. Barloga, 1919
Blueprint #2, Jesse A Barloga, 1919, Commission #6