Barloga
Gaylord home, 939 N Second St. – 2013
Source: Rockford Register Star 9/12/2013
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3615 Westminster Drive
On 1973 DAR Holiday Home Tour (Photo of house)
Architect: Barloga
Source: Rockford Morning Star 11/25/1973
Rockfordiana – Historic Houses and Landmarks – 3, Pg 31
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1837 Harlem Boulevard – Jesse Barloga
1837 Harlem Boulevard
Built by architect Jesse Barloga in 1919
Source: Photograph by Marty Mangas, Barloga Collection at the Rockford Public Library
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1837 Harlem Boulevard – Barloga
1837 Harlem Boulevard
Built by architect Jesse Barloga in 1919
Residence of Shaler G. Smith and wife, Elizabeth Smith
Treasurer, Modern Power Appliance Company
Source: 1923, 1928, 1933, 1935, 1937, 1940 Rockford City Directories
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1803 Harlem Boulevard
1803 Harlem Boulevard
Architect Jesse Barloga design from 1922
Source: Photograph by Rockford Public Library historian Jan Carter, June 2011
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S. Penfield Stewart – 1803 Harlem Boulevard
S. Penfield Stewart
“Mayor Names Five To Organization Designed To Form Civic Center”
Mr. Stewart is married and has four children
He became President of D. J. Stewart in 1965
He was an executive with D. J. Stewart for 18 years prior to his Presidency
Mr. Stewart and his family live at 1803 Harlem Boulevard
The home is a Jesse Barloga design from 1922
Source: Rockford Morning Star, 11/18/1969
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501 Indian Terrace
501 Indian Terrace
Alteration Architect: Jesse Barloga
Commission #316
Commissioned by J. F. Deuel
Source: Photograph courtesy of Marty Mangas
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420 Ellis Avenue
420 Ellis Avenue
Home by architect Barloga.
Source: Photograph by Marty Mangas, late 1960’s.
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Barloga, Jesse A. – 1964 Harlem Blvd. 1925, 1970, 2011
Photo above, by Dick Marsh and Marty Mangas circa 1970. Front door, view from Harlem. House built 1925.
View from Auburn St., Photographer: Jan Carter, 2011
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