Top section of the poster for the "Continental Vocalists" who performed at Hewitt Hall in 1856.

The second section of the singers' broadside poster.

This 19th-century image shows Hewitt Hall and a portion of Michigan Ave.

This 1916 image shows Ray Fletcher at left, John Burkheiser at right, and Lewis Tyler on ladder, renovating 130 W. Michigan Ave.

A 1934 image of a parade, with Hewitt Hall in the background.

A late-1920s image of the northeastern corner of Michigan Ave. and Washington, showing the original third-floor Hewitt Hall.

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Those streaks of light on the last image are because the photo was water-damaged and rippled, and I didn't want to further damage it by squooshing it down on the scanner yesterday at the Archives. Anyways.
What a great resource!
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