Poster showing birds-eye view of Chicago as it appeared in 1874. Poster shows bird's eye view, with ships in the Harbor on Lake Michigan and old buildings on the lakefront. Learn More
Photo of South Water Street, east from Market, in Chicago during the late 1890s. This was considered one of the busiest streets in the world at the time, full of commerce and activity. Great view of markets, shops and horse drawn wagons. Learn More
Photograph shows many women dressed in white accompanying President Lincoln's hearse as it passes beneath ornamental arch at 12th Street in Chicago, Illinois. Photo dates to 1865. Learn More
Photo of passengers and old trains cars at the Chicago & North Western railroad train station in Winona, Minnesota. This old vintage photo dates to between 1880 and 1899. Learn More
This is a vintage map showing the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway train routes in Chicago, IL. Shows Rock Island ticket offices and stations, cable and electric street car system, and elevated system in the city. Map dates to 1897.<br /><strong> Title:</strong> All elevated trains in Chicago stop at the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway Station, only one on the Loop Learn More
Photo of people hanging out on the beach off of Lake Shore Drive in Chicago. Nice view of people in period dress, the pier and Lake Michigan. Photo dates to the late 1800s. Learn More
This vintage poster is titled: George Thatcher's Minstrels allied with Rich & Harris' Comedy Co. in Tuxedo by Ed. Marble. Caption: The Chicago boy. "If New York behaves itself, we'll annex it to Chicago one of these days." Poster dates to 1893. Learn More
Photo of the Great Northern Building & Hotel in Chicago, IL. This is a great vintage photo that also shows street vendors, stores, and old billboard ads. This photo dates to the late 1890s. Learn More
Vintage sports poster showing bust portraits of the captains of the twelve baseball teams in the National League, arranged around a scene showing a base-runner attempting to steal second base during a baseball game. Poster dates to 1895. Learn More
