Images Dated 1st April 2011

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Chicago University
Ballonists view of the University of Chicago, photographed in 1907. Date: 1916

Chicago Kinzie House
John Minzie built the first house in Chicago in the early 19th century. Chicago has grown some since. Date: early 19th century

Wales / Llandudno
A busy scene on Llandudno seafront and beach, Caernarvonshire, Wales, at the height of the holiday season. Date: 1960s

Chicago University
While not in the Ivy League, Chicago University seeks bravely to provide its students with a suitably academic ambiance. Date: 1916

Seal of King Henry III
First Great Seal of Henry III 13th century

Chicago Bathing Beach
Not seaside but lakeside - Chicago may not be your idea of a holiday resort, but the Wilson Avenue bathing beach (North Shore) is a pleasant enough spot. Date: 1916

Medinah Temple Chicago
Medinah Temple, the Chicago headquarters of the Shriners order, a Masonic-style organisation noted for charitable works. Date: 1916

Chicago City Hall
The City Hall and Court House covers an entre block in the center of the city, and cost more than ten million dollars. Date: 1916

Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten, later Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, pictured during the Second World War in which he saw service in the Mediterranean

Chicago Congestion
A busy day on Dearborn and Randolph Streets, Chicago... Not always so bad as this. It took nine policemen seven minutes to untangle the knot. Date: 1916

Chicago Grand Central
Grand Central Station, Chicago, is the terminal of the Baltimore and Ohio, Chicago and Great Western, the B & O.C.C.T.R.R. and the Pere Marquette railways. Date: 1916

Chicago Masonic Temple
Chicagos Masonic Temple is 22 stories high. Date: 1916

CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS
Whaleback excursion steamer built in 1893, operating from Chicago to the Lakes and Milwaukee. Date: 1916

Chicago Busiest Corner
The busiest corner in the world is said to be State and Madison, Chicago, location of the Boston Store. Date: 1916

Houghton Water Mill
Children fishing in the River Ouse, beside Houghton Mill, a large 18th century timber water mill, near Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, England. (A Youth Hostel at the time). Date: 18th century

Remote Scottish Cottage
A derelict old cottage, a homestead at Torrin, on the Isle of Skye, Inverness-shire, Scotland. Beyond the tangled garden can be seen the rounded hump of the Red Hills. Date: 19th century

Wales / Llandudno
Family holidaymakers relaxing at Happy Valley, taking in the Little Orme and the dramatic sweep of Llanduduno Bay, Caernarvonshire, Wales. Date: 1960s

Sir John Suckling - 3
SIR JOHN SUCKLING soldier and poet Date: 1609 - 1642

Chicago Lake Shore Dr. 2
This is the home of many of Chicagos millionaires... it is a great highway for the automobiles. Date: 1916

Aeroplane over Chicago
This view of an aeroplane over the Art Institute, Chicago, was not taken from an aeroplane, as one might think, but from a skyscraper. Date: 1916

Chicago Post Office
Nothing in Chicago is modest : the Post Office built in 1905 occupies an entre city block and cost 5 million dollars. Date: 1916

Hotel Sherman Chicago
The new Hotel Sherman (on North Clark & Randolph sts, Chicago) is the fifth hotel to be built on this site. There are 750 rooms, each with its own bath ! Date: 1916

Chicago at Night
Michigan Boulevard at night. The street borders lake Michigan and is lined with hotels and other major buildings, making it a popular night-time rendezvous. Date: 1916

Bridge, Chicago Harbour
Single leaf bascule bridge of the Chicago & Northwestern Railway, in Chicago harbour. It is operated by electricity. Date: 1916

Chicago Tunnels
Beneath the streets of Chicago an extensive system of tunnels conveys freight hither and thither. Date: 1916

Chicago LA Salle Street
La Salle Street from the Board of Trade Building. Date: 1916

Buffalo in Chicago
Buffalo herd in Lincoln Park, Chicago : these noble animals, which once in countless numbers roamed our western plains, are now extinct except in captivity. Date: 1916

Art Institute Chicago
Attracting one million visitors each year, this is Americas most popular museum until they build Washingtons Air & Space museum. Date: 1916

Chicago Lake Shore Drive
On Saturday and Sunday afternoons in summer the boulevard is thronged with pedestrians and automobiles. Date: 1916

Chicago Baseball Field
The South Side Ball Park is the home of the Chicago White Sox. Date: 1916

Chicago in 1833
Eighty years ago the place where now stands a city of over 2, 000, 000 people was little more than a trading post... No other city has grown with such rapidity. Date: 1916

Chicago Bank
American banks are not like your High Street Barclays : this is Chicagos New Continental and Commercial National Bank which will cost 6 million dollars in 1916. Date: 1916

Hospital, Chicago
Cook County Hospital is staffed by 64 house and 68 attending physicians, and 400 nurses, treating over 4000 charity patients. Date: 1916

Chicago Lasalle St Stn
Chicagos La Salle Street station is terminus for the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific; Lake Shore & Michigan Southern; New York, Chicago & St Louis; Indiana & Southern. Date: 1916

Remote Lakeland Cottage
A derelict old cottage, near Easedale Tarn, Grasmere, Lake District, England. Date: 19th century

Wales / Llandudno
A fine view of Llandudno Bay, Caernarvonshire, Wales, as seen from near Happy Valley. Date: 1960s

Llandudno / Mostyn Street
View of Mostyn Street, in the popular North Wales holiday resort of Llandudno, Caernarvonshire. Date: 1960s

Remote Youth Hostel
The delightful, if somewhat remote, location of the Black Bull Youth Hostel, at the head of Ennerdale, Cumbria, England. Date: 1950s

Llandudno Pier, viewed from Happy Valley, Caernarvonshire, Wales. Date: opened 1878

British Playschool
Boys playing with a mechanical bucket toy in a playschool sandpit. Date: 1960s

Woodworm and Dry Rot
Examples of damage caused by woodworm and dry rot, to timber taken from St. Marys Church, Fawsley, Northamptonshire, England. Date: 1950s

Sir John Suckling - 2
SIR JOHN SUCKLING soldier and poet Date: 1609 - 1642

Cruck-Beam Gable
A derelict cruck-beam house (being demolished), at Lichfield, Staffordshire, England. This was one of the very earliest forms of building construction. Date: 19th century

Old Newmarkeet Shop
An interesting old crooked shop, which is definately ripe for renovation, Newmarket, Suffolk, England. Date: 1960s

John Warner
JOHN WARNER English churchman, bishop of Rochester, Royalist during the Civil War, benefactor who founded Bromley College Date: 1581 - 1666

Playschool 1960S
Children, mostly little girls, around a circular table at a British playschool. Date: 1960s

Beech Trees
Beech trees. Date: 1950s

John Cleveland, Poet
JOHN CLEVELAND Cavalier poet Date: 1613 - 1658

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