Source: Northwest Quarterly Magazine, Winter 2018, page 125
Jan Carter
Hanley Building, after fire 6/25/2017 pictures
from North / East side of building, 6/26/2017 Jan Carter
Primarily easy side of building, 6/26/2017 Jan Carter
South East corner of Hanley Building 6/26/2017 Jan Carter
301 So. Main St.
See also Mead Building, color postcard
1400 Block North Main St. – April 2013
Source of photo: Jan Carter, April 2013
1964 Harlem Blvd., and 2212 Harlem Blvd. – architect Jesse Barloga
1964 Harlem Blvd., designed by architect Jesse A. Barloga in 1925
Why so many homes are photographed in Winter? The trees and landscaping hide the home!
Source of photo: Jan Carter 2011
2212 Harlem Blvd., designed by architect Jesse A. Baroga in 1928
Source of photo: Jan Carter, 2011
919 Garfield Ave. – 2013 photo
Photo: Jan Carter, 2013
636 Garfield Ave.
Source of photo: Jan Carter, Oct 2013
Source of photo: http://maps.google.com
1912 – 1916 (Perhaps longer) Hiram Merien, wife Leona G., real estate, insurance and loans and vice-president J G Rider Pen Co.
Garfield Ave., 630
Source: Jan Carter, Oct. 9, 2013
Giovanni’s Express Lunch – 1991
Artwork by Jan Carter
Source: Rockford Register Star Feb. 11, 1991
Main St. South, 115
Stewart Square 2008 photo: Jan Carter
Source: photo at left from Rockford [1893] 917.733 R59
Source: 1905 Rockford City Directory p. 66
Source: 1905 Rockford City Directory p. 82
Source: 1905 Rockford City Directory p. 98
Source: 1905 Rockford City Directory p. 114
Source: 1930 Rockford City Directory
Main St., South 113-117
Stewart’s D.J. Co, Master’s Shoe Co
Source: 1937 Rockford City Directory
Source: 1911 Rockford City Directory p. 54
Source: 1911 Rockford City Directory p. 70
Source: 1916 Rockford City Directory p. 54
Source: 1916 Rockford City Directory p. 54
Source: 1921 Rockford City Directory p. 62
Source: 1921 Rockford City Directory p. 154
Source: Rockford Morning Star 3/20/1963
1803 Harlem Boulevard
1803 Harlem Boulevard
Architect Jesse Barloga design from 1922
Source: Photograph by Rockford Public Library historian Jan Carter, June 2011