| Date | Title | Summary | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1900 | John Efflant | |
John Efflant driving horse-drawn wagon down Kotz Road, which became Sunset Ridge Road |
| 1910 | Metz | |
Metz - possibly son of Charles Metz. Standing with tractor and car |
| 1910 | Kotz Road | |
Horse-drawn wagon on Kotz road, named after farmer Charles Kotz. The road was renamed "Sunset Ridge" road in the '20s; dirt roads first built in early 1900s, remained unpaved for twenty-five years. |
| 1910 c | Fred Metz | |
Fred Metz's Model-T |
| 1918 | Bill Long | |
Bill Long and Gustie at train sation |
| 1920 | Horse drawn wagon | |
Horse drawn wagon (four horses) driving down dirt road |
| 1920s | Sunset Ridge Road | |
Man with horse drawn wagon, driving down Sunset Ridge Road, which used to be Kotz Road, named after farmer Charles Kotz. Renamed by a group of Winnetkans after they formed Sunset Ridge Country Club in 1923 |
| 1923 | Harry Hartman | |
Young man (Harry Hartman) in Model-T |
| 1926 | Skokie Valley Train | |
Skokie Valley Train line opens; announcement in Winnetka Talk about new Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad route |
| 1926 | Skokie Valley Train | |
Skokie Valley Train line opens; announcement in Winnetka Talk about new Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad route |
| 1926 | Skokie Valley Train | |
Skokie Valley Train line opens; announcement in Winnetka Talk about new Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad route |
| 1926 | Skokie Valley Train | |
Skokie Valley Train line opens; announcement in Winnetka Talk about new Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad route |
| 1926 | Skokie Valley Train | |
Skokie Valley Train line opens; announcement in Winnetka Talk about new Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad route |
| 1926 | Skokie Valley Train | |
Skokie Valley Train line opens; announcement in Winnetka Talk about new Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad route |