This organization has contributed to the following objects in the Encyclopedia.Chicago courthouse before the Great Chicago Fire of 1871Exterior view of the Chicago courthouse before the Great Chicago Fire of 1871.Cook County Jail and Criminal Court Building of Chicago, Illinois, under construction in 1874Cook County Jail and Criminal Court Building of Chicago, Illinois, under construction in 1874Gaertner, Belva in her Chicago prison cell, March 1924Wearing a striped prison dress, Belva Gaertner looks through the bars of her cell in a Chicago prison, March 1924.Gaertner, Belva meeting with her defense attorney, Thomas D. Nash,, ca. June 6, 1924Ever stylish, Belva Gaertner sits at a table and looks at her defense attorney, Thomas D. Nash, during her murder…Herrmann, Garry with National League president Harry Clay Pulliam, team owner John Brush, and American League president Ban Johnson, 1905Garry Herrmann with National League president Harry Clay Pulliam, team owner John Brush, and American League president Ban Johnson, 1905.Levy Mayer, Joseph Schaffner, and Harry Hart in Chicago, 1910Photograph of (from left to right) attorney Levy Mayer, Joseph Schaffner, and Harry Hart crossing a street in downtown Chicago…Map Showing the Burnt District in Chicago“Map Showing the Burnt District in Chicago,” by R.P. Studley CompanyPaepcke Lumber Firm EtchingHermann Paepcke’s firm became one of the largest companies in Chicago’s massive lumber trade. Advertisement in Republican Marching Club of…Paepcke-Leicht lumber company: factory floorPaepcke’s lumber holdings specialized in both planing cut timber and making box shooks—that is, the wooden cartons that most goods…Paepcke, Hermann at deskFrom behind this desk in his Chicago offices, Hermann Paepcke controlled lumber interests stretching across the United States and Europe.Paepcke,Hermann PortraitPrussian immigrant Hermann Paepcke spent his first American years in Texas before moving to Chicago.Photograph of the exterior of Walter Paepcke’s homeWalter Paepcke’s fondness for spending time outside of the city would stay strong throughout his lifetime. Here one sees the…Remus, George being hugged by his wife, ca. 1907Remus, George standing next to automobile, 1920Remus, George with his ex-wife (center) and an unidentified woman, 1926St. Luke's Hospital, Chicago, ILExterior view of St. Luke's Hospital, Chicago, ILWindow Display at Marshall FieldElizabeth Paepcke’s eye for design went a long way in convincing her husband to think seriously about the profitability of…Women Wrapping Products at Curtiss Candy Plant, 1952
Chicago courthouse before the Great Chicago Fire of 1871Exterior view of the Chicago courthouse before the Great Chicago Fire of 1871.
Cook County Jail and Criminal Court Building of Chicago, Illinois, under construction in 1874Cook County Jail and Criminal Court Building of Chicago, Illinois, under construction in 1874
Gaertner, Belva in her Chicago prison cell, March 1924Wearing a striped prison dress, Belva Gaertner looks through the bars of her cell in a Chicago prison, March 1924.
Gaertner, Belva meeting with her defense attorney, Thomas D. Nash,, ca. June 6, 1924Ever stylish, Belva Gaertner sits at a table and looks at her defense attorney, Thomas D. Nash, during her murder…
Herrmann, Garry with National League president Harry Clay Pulliam, team owner John Brush, and American League president Ban Johnson, 1905Garry Herrmann with National League president Harry Clay Pulliam, team owner John Brush, and American League president Ban Johnson, 1905.
Levy Mayer, Joseph Schaffner, and Harry Hart in Chicago, 1910Photograph of (from left to right) attorney Levy Mayer, Joseph Schaffner, and Harry Hart crossing a street in downtown Chicago…
Map Showing the Burnt District in Chicago“Map Showing the Burnt District in Chicago,” by R.P. Studley Company
Paepcke Lumber Firm EtchingHermann Paepcke’s firm became one of the largest companies in Chicago’s massive lumber trade. Advertisement in Republican Marching Club of…
Paepcke-Leicht lumber company: factory floorPaepcke’s lumber holdings specialized in both planing cut timber and making box shooks—that is, the wooden cartons that most goods…
Paepcke, Hermann at deskFrom behind this desk in his Chicago offices, Hermann Paepcke controlled lumber interests stretching across the United States and Europe.
Paepcke,Hermann PortraitPrussian immigrant Hermann Paepcke spent his first American years in Texas before moving to Chicago.
Photograph of the exterior of Walter Paepcke’s homeWalter Paepcke’s fondness for spending time outside of the city would stay strong throughout his lifetime. Here one sees the…
Window Display at Marshall FieldElizabeth Paepcke’s eye for design went a long way in convincing her husband to think seriously about the profitability of…