Katharine Korte AndrewFeb 16HistoryFrances Elizabeth Coates Grace: The Grace Family, Hemingway, and Opera (1898-1988)Frances Elizabeth Coates Grace (1898-1988) was more than a celebrated soprano; she was a pivotal figure in Hinsdale's cultural history....
Katharine Korte AndrewFeb 14HistoryThe Charm and Eccentricity of Victorian Valentine's Day Cards Valentine's Day, a celebration of love and affection, has seen its customs and traditions evolve remarkably over the centuries. One of...
Janet MillerFeb 6HistoryFrom the Archives: Hinsdale Canning AssociationBy Janet Miller and Katharine Korte Andrew The conclusion of World War II is now almost eight decades in the past, and the number of...
Tyler FolkmannJan 25HistoryOral History Interview with Irving ClarkeInterviewer: Tyler Folkmann Interviewee: Irving Clarke Date: 06/05/2022 Interviewee age: 98 WHEN DID YOU JOIN THE NAVY? When did I join...
Janet MillerJan 24HistoryStories of Nettie: Hinsdale's Re-Life Li'l SebastianIf you're a fan of the NBC sitcom Parks and Recreation, you may remember the recurring character Li'l Sebastian: a mini-horse that is...
Katharine Korte AndrewJan 9HistoryThe Historic Brick Streets of Hinsdale: Evolution and SignificanceHinsdale, celebrated for its enchanting charm, historical buildings, and profound heritage, was initially documented by William Robbins...
Janet MillerJan 3HistoryFrom the Archives: Highland StationBy Janet Miller Last spring we received an inquiry from a gentleman from Metra, wondering if we knew the origin of the Highland Station...
Katharine Korte AndrewDec 1, 2023HistoryThe History of 505 South County Line RoadEarly History The residence at 505 South County Line Road was built in 1901 by the Lemuel Hinton Freer family on about 50 acres of land....