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Mary C. Rogers (Francis O'Neill's mother-in-law) in mausoleum

Where Francis O'Neill and Anna O'Neill are buried

Mary O'Neill (Aunt May) and Phil Mooney in mausoleum

James Mooney and Julia O'Neill Mooney (Mary Lesch's grandparents) in mausoleum

Stained glass window in mausoleum with two large bullet holes

Anna O'Neill (Aunt Ann) and Julia Rogers Delaney in mausoleum

Frank J. and Marjorie Mooney (Mary Lesch's parents) in mausoleum

Interior of the mausoleum

zoomed in picture of Francis O'Neill's name on the mausoleum

large gold key for mausoleum

headstone for James O'Neill

Inscription to Mary Kelly from Francis O'Neill

zoomed in image of Francis O'Neill's signature

Inscription inside book about Early Dunn

"No race or nationality other than those for whom the premises is intended shall use or occupy any dwelling on the premises, except that this covenant shall not prevent occupancy by domestic servants of a different race or nationality employed by an…

"The ownership and occupancy of the parts or parcels of land shall be restricted to the Caucasian race and no race or nationality other than for whom premises are intended shall use or occupy any dwelling on the premises except that this covenant…

"Ownership and Occupancy of any Lot in this Subdivision shall be restricted to the Caucasian Race."(Source: Plat #14762713, Platbook 382, Page 2. Recorded: March 27, 1950. Expired: January 1, 1968)Back to Restricted Chicago Homepage

The ACTUAL Kingston Trio Performing their No1 hit Tom Dooley on the Kraft Music Hall with Milton Berle. A truly haunting track and was the fifth official number 1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 and peaked at number 5 in the UK charts.

Win Stracke at a concert at the Old Town School of Folk Music, Chicago, Illinois, March 22, 1961.