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The interior of the horsecar on display at the Grand Rapids Public Museum in Grand Rapids, MI.

Rear Room on first floor of the Hull House mansion. The mansion is currently the home of the Jane Addams Hull House Museum.

The Jane Addams Hull House Museum is located in the Charles J. Hull homestead.

The first known map to include Fort de Chartres. It was done by Francois-Benjamin Dumont De Montigny and incorrectly show four bastions on the fort (the bastions were not included in the first iteration of the fort, but part of later versions).

Aerial view of Fort de Chartres in Prairie Du Rocher, Illinois.

Fred and Betty Turner's 1973 woodblock print of the Cattle Bank for their annual Christmas card.

Fred and Betty Turner's first annual wood-block print Christmas Card, which featured the Chapel at Fort de Chartres in Prairie Du Rocher, IL.

Inside page of Fred and Betty Turner's first annual wood-block print Christmas Card, which featured the Chapel at Fort de Chartres in Prairie Du Rocher, IL.

Inside page of Fred and Betty Turner's sixth annual wood-block print Christmas Card, which featured the Urbana Railroad Company's Silver Creek Bridge, also known as the Stone Arch Bridge.