This document is a photograph of a memorial fountain Lake Ellyn Park dedicated in 1922 to the dead of World War I. The fountain was proposed by the Glen Ellyn Women's Club and first mentioned in the Board minutes of April 4, 1921.
This document is an article published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on June 11, 1926. The article reports that the tract of land recently acquired as a park will be named 'Memorial Park' in honor of the soldiers, and sailors who have…
This document is an article published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on July 16,1926. The article reports that the US Navy will give the Park District a gun to be displayed in Memorial Park.
This document is an article published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on March 18, 1927. The article reports on plans by the Park Board to plant a memorial tree and plans by the Woman's Club to plant a double row of flowering crab trees…
This document is an article published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on 13 July, 1928. The article reports that the Honor Roll, formerly mounted on a wall of the DuPage Trust Building, was on display in Memorial Park. The Honor Roll…
This document is an article published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on June 1, 1934. The article reports on Memorial Day ceremonies one of which was scattering flower petals on Lake Ellyn in memory of sailors lost at sea.
This document is an article published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on October 8, 1937. The article summarizes a meeting of the Board of Commissioners, which includes comments on the likelihood of good ice skating for the winter as well…
This document is an article published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on November 5, 1937. the article reports on plans for the dedication of two cannons in Memorial Park.
This document is an article published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on May 28, 1942. The article reports on ceremonies for Memorial Day, including strewing flowers on Lake Ellyn.
This document is a photograph published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on September 17, 1942. The photograph shows a field piece displayed in Memorial Park as a World War I memorial which will be part of the Junk Parade to publicize the…