Rockford Register Star, March 3, 2021
Architect
A Capitol Idea–the Capitol Theatre
Source: Pappagallo, Spring 2019
2007 South Main -David & Charlotte Keyt Home in1887
Source: “Picturesque and Descriptive History of the City of Rockford” Compiled by Fred C. Pierce
Printed at the Daily Gazette Establishment 1887
Indian Hill Manor and Farm
Source: The Voice of the Rockford Business Community (Chamber of Commerce) October 2019
Scandinavian Cemetery and the Swedes of Rockford
Source: Northwest Quarterly, Spring-Summer 2019
Winnebago County Court House 1904
On May 11, 1877, while this court house was still under construction, the central dome collapsed without warning killing ten workman and
seriously injuring ten more. Henry L. Gay, the architect, was ruled responsible because of flaws in his building plans. Nevertheless, the building
was completed in 1878.
In the front central circle can be seen the statue of the soldier who now guards the entrance to Memorial Hall on Wyman Street.
Source: Rockford To-day 1904, The Rockford Morning Star, The Clark Company Press, 1903.
Frank Lloyd Wright Trail in Illinois – June 2018
Source: The Voice; of the Rockford Business Community, June 2018. Rockford Chamber of Commerce.
1915 Oxford St. – Wybe Van Der Meer, architect
Source: Jeff Aulik, researcher
Designed by Wybe Van Der Meer, architect, for M. D. Taylor in 1927. Van Der Meer was best known for being the architect of many Catholic churches and schools in Rockford and in other cities in No. Illinois. He also designed many homes in the area.
Jesse A. Barloga from 100 People of the Century in Rock River Valley
From Special Secion of Rockford Register Star Newspaper, 12/5/1999
*Barloga designed houses and commercial buildings in many other Illinois cities and in Wisconsin, including a fraternity at Beloit College.
Rock Falls High School – Rockford architect, Ray Orput
Township High School, Rock Falls, IL Architect: Ray Orput
Donor of photo: Jeff Aulik