Source: Morning Star May 24,1978 pg.3
Harlem Boulevard
Harlem Boulevard Homes
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Will Build In Harlem Park
THE ROCKFORD DAILY GAZETTE – July 23, 1890 pg. 2
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Residence of William G. Loomis, Harlem Boulevard
Source: 1902 Rockford Illinois, Press of Horner Printing Company, Rockford, Illinois, p. 87.
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Harlem Boulevard
Harlem Boulevard (was Harlem Avenue)
As of 1923 there were eight houses on 1600 block: 1606, 1612, 1615, 1616, 1621, 1622, 1629, 1932
Source: 1923 Rockford City Directory
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Harlem Boulevard (was Harlem Avenue)
As of 1918 there were only four houses on 1600 block
Harlem Avenue/Boulevard: 1606, 1622, 1632
Source: 1918 Rockford City Directory
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Harlem Boulevard
Harlem Boulevard (was Harlem Avenue)
Between the 1912 and 1914 City Directories, 1000 BL – 1900 BL was Harlem Avenue and became Harlem Boulevard
Source: 1918 Rockford City Directory
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Harlem Boulevard
Churchill Grove plans tours
Source: Rockford Register Star 4/28/1985
Rockfordiana – Historic Houses and Landmarks – 5
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Harlem Boulevard
Harlem Boulevard (was Harlem Avenue)
“To Improve Harlem Avenue” Board of Local Improvements passes resolution for paving of Harlem Avenue.
Property owners have 60 days to decide whether they want brick or macadam street.
One of the finest streets, which has never been paved.
Harlem Avenue from John Street to Auburn Street is sadly in need of pavement.
Within the last 5 years many costly homes erected.
The Rockford and Interurban Railway Company will lay a double track from John to Auburn Streets.
Source: Rockford Daily Republic 8/3/1911
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Harlem Boulevard
Harlem Boulevard (was Harlem Avenue)
1871 Combined Atlases of Winnebago County
Part 1 above,
part 2 below, 1892 Combined Atlases of Winnebago County
See also 1905 Atlas/map, before Harlem Park
