The following page, with his sister Holly on it, completes the "Class of 1972" text in the middle of the page.
Aerial oblique view of the U.S. naval magazine, inland area, Port Chicago, California, on 25 May 1951, lens 8 1/4 in, altitude 1,500 m (5,000 ft.), looking east.
US defense image in the public domain (VIRIN: 80-G-429922)
Back of the photo was labeled "Auntie Bert".
Image from the US Library of Congress - https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2003688436/
Although the photo only says "Bailey" and the Wilkies lived at two different houses on the street, based on the childrens' ages and the layout of the house in the photo compared to the modern appearance of the same houses, this appears to be their house at 1759 Bailey, before they moved one block north to 1786 Bailey.
- Charles Elemuel Wilkie (Census)
- Edith Florence Wilkie (Census)
- Frances A. Wilkie (Census)
- Henry Wilkie (Census)
- Henry Elemuel Wilkie (Census)
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Photo taken by Andre Carrotflower and shared on Wikimedia Commons under a CC-BY-SA-4.0 license.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Thankful_Missionary_Baptist_Church_-_fmr_Sumner_Place_Methodist_Episcopal_Church_-_20200901.jpg
Henry Wilkie (b. 1824; seated, left), Henry Elemuel Wilkie (b. 1891, standing), Charles Elemuel Wilkie (b. 1869, seated, right) and one of Henry E. Wilkie's daughters on Charles' leg (likely Frances or Roberta). Although the infant is listed on the photo as Henry Jr., he wasn't born until several years after his great-grandfather died.
Crop of a later newspaper reproduction (date unknown) of the Lockport Union School class of 1885 graduating photo.
Public domain image from the US Library of Congress - https://www.loc.gov/resource/npcc.19990/
Illini Seniors
Harold Vogt Gould, Chicago
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Junior Treasurer; Assistant, Surgical Pathology Interne, Ravenswood Hospital
- Zofia Mierzwa (196)
- Zofia Mierzwa (331)
- Zofia Mierzwa (613)
- Zofia Mierzwa (815)
- Zofia Mierzwa (3190)
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Public domain image from the US Library of Congress - https://www.loc.gov/item/91482188/
Published in the Bonnell/Bunnell Newsletter, vol 2 no. 3, page 8 (July 1988). Original photo held by Geneva Draper.
From an old postcard found online. The building shown in the photo still forms the core of the campus, with several new wings added in the ensuing years.
- Zofia Mierzwa (196)
- Zofia Mierzwa (331)
- Zofia Mierzwa (613)
- Zofia Mierzwa (815)
- Zofia Mierzwa (3190)
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Vessel which transported Stanislaw Wnuk from Hamburg to New York, NY in 1905.
Source: baselland.ch (www.baselland.ch/politik-und-behorden/direktionen/bau-und-umweltschutzdirektion/raumplanung/kantonale-denkmalpflege/inventare/ikd/frenkendorf/kirchgasse-2)
From the Roosevelt High School (Chicago) 1932 yearbook, available on Ancestry.com.
Hand-colored lithograph of a work by Charles Parsons (1821-1910), created in 1856 and first published in 1857. Historic material made public through the United States Library of Congress's Prints and Photographs division under the digital ID cph.3b51175.
View looking up West Genesee Street toward the old town square.
(Public domain image from Wikipedia.)
