Source: Donated by Jeff Aulik
Jesse A. Barloga
Jesse A. Barloga – 1947
Born Jesse August Barloga, to Henry and Otilla Hedke Barloga, 4 sisters
Served with Rockford’s Co. K. during Mexican Border Campaign
Member Rockford Country Club, University Club, 32nd degree Mason
Member Second Congregational Church
Source: Rockford Morning Star, 5/28/1947
3505 Brookview Rd. – 2017 (Zillow.com photo) Barloga
Source of Photo: www.zillow.com c/o Jeff Aulik
3505 Brookview Rd., designed in 1928 by architect Jesse A. Barloga
Picture from Zillow.com
Previous residents include Mr. and Mrs. Roger Knutsson (1955 – 1959 at least) and Dorothy Knutsson (1996)
Clinton St., 2216
architect: Jesse A. Barloga Commission # 367 Commissiones by Ralph (Winifred) Rosecrance. Hipped roof arial window Tudor arched doorway. Photo ca. 1970
Source: Photo courtesy of Marty Mangas
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.
312 Spring Creek Rd. – Jesse A. Barloga, architect
The stone wall “fence” was added later than the cloverleaf ramp was built. The house was built when Spring Creek was a two-lane dirt road “out in the country.” (1920’s)
Architect Jesse A. Barloga, Commission #278, commission by J. Abramson. Most of interior was remodeled after 1970.
House was razed in Sept./Oct 2000 to build a parking lot for Anderson Japanese Gardens. The house sold at $525,000. Source of sale: Rockford Register Star.
Photo was taken by Marty Mangas, 1972.
Rockford News Tower – Barloga, original and altered design
The original design and height of the news tower is shown in the top design, and the height of the lower, more horizontal section, which was in Rockford Daily Republic newspaper, Oct 1, 1929. Architect: Jesse A Barloga, Construction by Security Building Corp., Inc.
The Great Depression created a need to lower costs. The modified design appeared in the Rockford Register-Republic April 14, 1931. (Below)
1234 National Ave. – architect Jesse A. Barloga
Source: Jeff Aulik, 2016
Designed by Jesse A. Barloga, occupied by Jesse and Viola Barloga until her death.
917 Ridgewood Road – architect Jesse A. Barloga
Source of Photo: Marty (Martha) Mangas, photo taken between 1968 and 1972
Commission #296 Commissioned by G.Amos Stockus (wife Effie), vice-president and manager of West End Furniture Co. Architect: Jesse A. Barloga
1315 National Ave. – Jesse E. Barloga alteration
1315 National Ave. – alteration by architect Jesse A. Barloga
Commission #325 Commissioned by Frithiof F. Nelson
Source of photograph: Marty Mangas, photos 1968 – 1972
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