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    • Vail Avenue, 23 South

    • Vail Avenue, 23 South

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

    • In 1930, Paul Mazlo, Sr. lived in the house with two children. Paul worked for the Creamery Package Company. In 1935 to at least 1943, Steve Kovacik, a mechanic, his wife Sophie and children also lived in this home with Paul Mazlo, Sr. and his son...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Vail Avenue, 28 South

    • Vail Avenue, 28 South

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

    • From 1930 through 1943, this was the home of the large Schoepke family. William Schoepke was a carpenter who lived here with his wife Amanda and had ten children. Some of the children and their occupations or places of employment were: Milton...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Vail Avenue, 110 South

    • Vail Avenue, 110 South

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

    • Built about 1903, this home was torn down in the early 2000s and replaced with a new home. In 1935, it was owned by Albert Niemeyer who worked at the Creamery Package Company, his wife Cora, and two children. In 1939, Adam Hoffman of the same...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Vail Avenue, 126 South

    • Vail Avenue, 126 South

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

    • This two story frame home, built about 1890, was occupied from at least 1930 to 1943 by Anthony Dreer, who worked at the Creamery Package Company, his wife Theresa and two children. In 1939, Eva Dreer lived with the family. She worked at a camera...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Vail Avenue, 231 South

    • Vail Avenue, 231 South

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

    • This home, which was built about 1951, was torn down circa 2001 and replaced with a 3,000 square foot new home in 2005. This item is part of the collection of the Arlington Heights Historical Society (http://www.ahmuseum.org).
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Vail Avenue, 925 South

    • Vail Avenue, 925 South

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

    • This home was built approximately 1956 and torn down about 2004. It was replaced with a 4,800 square feet home. This item is part of the collection of the Arlington Heights Historical Society (http://www.ahmuseum.org).
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Vail Avenue, 1033 South

    • Vail Avenue, 1033 South

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

    • This home was built about 1928 and torn down about 2004-2005. It was replaced with a 5,000 square foot home in 2005. In 1930 and 1935, no street number was given for this home and others on Vail Avenue south of Central Road and were shown as RFD...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Wilke House at the corner of Oakton Street and Wilke Road

    • Wilke House at the corner of Oakton Street and Wilke Road

    • Wilke Road (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Dwellings; Farmhouses; Farming; Agricultural workers; Corn; Hay; Dairy farming; Oakton Street (Arlington Heights, Ill.)

    • The house was located on the west side of North Wilke Road near Oakton Street. The house was situated on 200 acres of farmland purchased by Christopher and Charlotte Wilke. The Wilkes had four children: Fred, Martin, Martha and Lena. The house had...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Walnut Avenue, 1002 North

    • Walnut Avenue, 1002 North

    • Walnut Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Dwellings; Lost architecture

    • This house was built about 1953 and was torn down about 2004. It was replaced with a two-story, 3,300 square foot home. This item is part of the collection of the Arlington Heights Historical Society (http:/www.ahmuseum.org).
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Walnut Avenue, 1303 North

    • Walnut Avenue, 1303 North

    • Walnut Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Dwellings; Lost architecture

    • This house, which was built about 1954, was torn down shortly after the picture was taken September 1, 2004. It was replaced with a two-story, 3,000 square foot home. This item is part of the collection of the Arlington Heights Historical Society...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Windsor Drive, 1724 North

    • Windsor Drive, 1724 North

    • Windsor Drive (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Dwellings

    • The house was built about 1957 and this photo was taken September 29, 2004. Between 2004 and 2006, the house was torn down and a two-story, 3,500 square foot home was built about 2009 on the property. This item is part of the collection of 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; Barber shops; Groceries

    • This 1995 view down Davis Street shows the Lamps Plus shop, Dunton House Restaurant, and House of Hair shop. Also in this block is Sorrentino's Barber shop. In the distance on Vail Avenue the front of the Jewel Food Store may be seen. This item is...
    • 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
    • Joseph Bray Hardware

    • Joseph Bray Hardware

    • Hardware Stores; Stores, Retail

    • This hand-touched photograph shows Joseph Bray Hardware in the center. To the left is the Taege building, erected in 1874. The single storey building on the right was built before 1888. These brick buildings replaced wooden stores that burnt down...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Johnson Peter Elevator

    • Johnson Peter Elevator

    • Elevators; Mills; Grain elevators; Evergreen Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Arlington Heights Road (Arlington Heights, Ill.)

    • Johnson Peter Elevator was located south of the tracks at Evergreen Avenue. In addition to Johnson and Peter, the elevator had various owners including Peter and Tewksbury, Christian Geils, Sherman Pate, N. Volz and P. Weidner, and, finally,...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places

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