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    • Dunton Avenue at Railroad Tracks looking North

    • Dunton Avenue at Railroad Tracks looking North

    • Dunton Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Business districts; Restaurants; Apartments

    • This 2004 photo shows Dunton Avenue as seen from the railroad tracks looking north. In the right edge of the photo is the Arlington Grill on the corner of Northwest Highway and to the left is a condominium building at 201 North Vail Avenue built...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Campbell Street

    • Campbell Street

    • Campbell Street (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.)

    • View down Campbell Street looking east from Vail Avenue between 1920-1925. Instead of horse and buggies, one may see the early automobiles. This item is part of the collection of the Arlington Heights Historical Society (http://www.ahmuseum.org).
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Vail Avenue, 35 South

    • Vail Avenue, 35 South

    • Dwellings; Sigwalt Street (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Lost architecture

    • This house, which was at the corner of Sigwalt Street and Vail Avenue, was built about 1869 by the Schulenburg family. At the time of the great Chicago fire of 1871, refugees were housed here and in other local homes until adequate shelter could...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Chestnut Avenue, 402 North

    • Chestnut Avenue, 402 North

    • Dwellings; Chestnut Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); St. James Street (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.)

    • Purchased from President Polk as an Illinois land grant in 1846, this building began as a farmhouse for Edward Underhill. The building was erected in 1860 and occupied by a Universalist Church congregation until the group disbanded in 1867. It...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Campbell Street, 100 West

    • Campbell Street, 100 West

    • Campbell Street (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.)

    • The photo of this building on the northwest corner of Vail Avenue and Campbell Street was taken in 1978. Before it was demolished for the Village Green condominium project completed in 2000, it had a varied history. From approximately 1930 to...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Campbell Street, 119 West

    • Campbell Street, 119 West

    • Dwellings; Department stores; Campbell Street (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Central Road (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Highland Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.)

    • In January 1954, this building was moved from the 100 block of Campbell Street (the southeast corner of Campbell Street and Highland Ave.) to a new site on South Vail Avenue, south of Central Road to make room for a two-story building to be...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Davis Street West

    • Davis Street West

    • Davis Street (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Business districts; Restaurants; Boutiques

    • This 2004 view of Davis Street shows Yaya's Boutique. Dunton House Restaurant is in the next building on the street. Across Vail Avenue, the Vail Street Market Jewel-Osco is shown. This item is part of the collection of the Arlington Heights...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Davis Street West

    • Davis Street West

    • Davis Street (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Business districts; Restaurants; Gift shops; Railroad stations

    • This 2004 view of Davis Street shows Yaya's Boutique, Dunton House Restaurant and the tudor designed building at the corner of Vail Avenue and Davis Street (known as the Vail-Davis building). On the right is a bit of the railroad station and the...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Davis Street West from Dunton Avenue

    • Davis Street West from Dunton Avenue

    • Davis Street (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Business districts; Restaurants; Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.)

    • Davis Street as seen in this 1985 photo shows the Dunton House Restaurant, House of Hair and the shops and apartments further along this block. The building with the tower at the far end of the street is the Vail Davis building which was completed...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Vail Avenue

    • Vail Avenue

    • Stores, Retail; Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Campbell Street (Arlington Heights, Ill.)

    • This postcard of Vail Avenue looking north from Campbell Street sometime before 1917 shows the corner clothing store on the right, the railroad crossing gates down the street and a corner store on the right side of the street. This item is part of...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Vail Avenue, North

    • Vail Avenue, North

    • Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Business Districts

    • This photo take in 2002 shows the east side of Vail Avenue, just north of Campbell Street. This item is part of the collection of the Arlington Heights Historical Society (http://www.ahmuseum.org).
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Campbell Street and Vail Avenue

    • Campbell Street and Vail Avenue

    • Dwellings; Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Campbell Street (Arlington Heights, Ill.)

    • American House Tavern later known as Vail Lounge was located on this corner of Campbell Street and Vail Avenue from 1899 until the wooden building burned down in 1988. In 1999, the vacant lot was used as a model and sales office for condominiums...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Vail Avenue, 133-135 South

    • Vail Avenue, 133-135 South

    • Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Dwellings

    • The home at 135 South Vail is a one story frame house built in 1928, as was its similar neighbor home at 133 South Vail. William Neitzel, who worked for the Arlington Seating Company, lived there in 1930, with his wife Emma and one child. From...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places

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