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.		K no	photo details	inscriptions	identification & refs	content
100		9/14	'197'	obv: 'Blair Lodge Chicago'rev: 'Blair Lodge Detail / Chicago'	Blair lodge [Larned house], Lake Forest (30 miles north of Chicago), overlooking Lake Michigan , by W L B Jenney, demolished c 1913. Built by the railroad baron John Insley Blair for his granddaughter Emma, daughter of Charles Scribner (publisher) and wife of W C Larned (art critic and novelist). Illustrated in the Architectural Reviewer, I (1897), p 7, reproduced in Turak, p 192. Ref Paddock & Miller, Lake Forest; Turak, William Le Baron Jenney, pp 189-90.	Re-entrant angle of a two storey house of light brick with a pseudo-half-timbered upper floor, and a polygonal glazed bay in the angle.
101		10/14	'1607 Taylor'	obv: 'Chicago'rev: 'Chicago'	Chicago	Front steps and basket arched piazza of a red brick Queen Anne building with a brick Ipswich window above.
102		11/14	'2265'	obv: 'Chicago'rev: 'Chicago / Adler + Sullivan'	Chicago: St Cloud Dining Room, by Adler & Sullivan	3 storey building with 'Dining Room' on a basket arch at the top, and at the bottom a glazed shopfront with '1409 St. Cloud' 1409' above it and on the glass. Building of Little & Williams to the left, and Grand Union at 1411 to the right.
103		12/14	'2160 / Taylor Rookery B + Root JH.....'	obv: 'Rookery Chicago'rev: 'Rookery Chig / Burnham + Root'	Chicago: Rookery, by Burnham & Root	Close view of the upper part of the façade.
104		13/14	'2576'	obv: 'Chicago'rev: 'Chicago / by Bates'	Chicago: Gunther's, by [presumably] William A Bates	Glazed shop window of 'Gunther's', no 212 (possibly artist's materials?).
105		14/14	'2196'	obv: 'St Louis'rev: 'St Louis / by Peabody + Stearnes [sic]'	St Louis: by Peabody & Stearns. Could it be the St Louis Club Clubhouse, 1886-7 [ref Floyd & Holden]	2 storey building with rock-faced round arched ground floor, recessed balconies above, and central octagonal turret, also a medallion containing an eagle at ground floor level, and above a panel with two bears flanking a coat of arms.
106		15/14	'3062'	obv: 'Chicago'rev: 'Chicago'	Chicago: 1888	2 storey + attic pair of brick shops dated '1888', the corner one with a squat polygonal tower and conical roof, labelled 'teas' and 'coffees' on the windows; the second one labelled 'vegetables'.
107		16/14	'3006'	obv: 'Chicago'rev: 'Chicago'	Chicago: 1888	2 storey brick building with one corner shop and another shop to each street; corner conical roofed turret, oriels to either street, brick façade with rock faced upper window lintels, semi-machiciolated cornice, canopy with '6100 Krueger & Schneider 6100 Medicines'.