Illinois Central's "The Panama Limited" train No. 5, southbound, an all Pullman streamliner, departing from Chicago on its 921.1 mile run to New Orleans.

Grand Central Station, Chicago was opened on December 8, 1890. Baltimore and Ohio's passenger service into and out of this terminal was inaugurated in Dec 1, 1891. Sign on the side of the building says, " C & O, B & O Want Passengers? You bet! only $22.15 to Washington - Free movies - Try us - WA.2-2211".

For many years Grand Central Station was one of Chicago's busiest railroad terminals. beneath the great trainshed, spanning six tracks, Baltimore and Ohio's passenger trains await the hour of departure.

Pillbox style hat of lacquered black straw.

Turban of printed fabric.

Hatlet of black velvet with beads and cut-steel butterflies.

Hatlet of black velvet.

Hatlet of white plastic/vinyl tubing.

Hatlet of black faille and velvet.

Hatlet of green velvet, artificial flowers and crystals.

Hatlet of brown plastic tubing.

Hatlet of beaded openwork.

Pillbox hat of blue mesh and straw work.

Bandeau hatlet of violet ombre straw cloth.

Turban of printed fabric.

Embroidered hatlet.

Calotte style hat of white simulated alligator in free form with 3 bows of same.

Calotte style hat in cut out triangular shape of white leather with white glass beaded edges on leather strips.

Hatlet of indigo felt and beads.

The exterior view of the apartment building shows the Modernist simplicity of design of the red brick building with small vertical and horizontal windows.

Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "A accident is the way Edwin J. Conrad, 39, Chicago, termed the fetal stabbing of his stepdaughter Margaret Nowicki, 13."

Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Two national 4-H Club winners, two second places by Oklahoma State judging teams, and the presiding officer for the opening session of the huge national 4-H Club Congress-- these were among Oklahoma honors won here Sunday. Pamela Chiles, 17, El-Reno, won a $400 scholarship given by General Motors Co., in safety."

Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Singer Jill Corey holds a photograph of her fiancé, Antonio Tavares, Brazilian, vice-consul in Chicago."

Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Two National 4-H Club winners, two second places by Oklahoma State judging teams, and the presiding officer for the opening session of the huge 4-H Club Congress-- these were among Oklahoma honors won here Sunday. Pamela Chiles, 17, El Reno, won a $400 scholarship given by General Motors Co., in safety. Oklahoma's two new national scholarship winners-- Oklahoma now has three national and one sectional-- carry already well known names in club work. Pamela Chiles, is the sister of Sandra, now Mrs. Mack Rose, who was state winner in safety and made a trip to Chicago eight years ago."