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Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights records

The Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights Collection consists of correspondence, newsletters, meeting minutes, newspapers, court records, petitions, pamphlets, FBI files and handwritten notes. The collection mainly comprises correspondence and promotional literature such as pamphlets and newsletters from precursor organizations to the CCDBR, organizations affiliated with the CCDBR, as well as the CCDBR and its two executive directors.

Dates: 1947-1998   |   Extent: 72.5 linear feet (169 boxes); 15 cassettes; 16 reels; 1 45 RPM
Archives: Chicago History Museum

Chicago Police Department collection

Personnel registers (3 v.: 1890-1897, 1897-1904, 1904-1910) providing departmental and biographical information on police officers appointed from 1866 to 1910 and one news clipping scrapbook (1 v.) relative to the police and to crime and criminals, 1912-1914. The personnel registers list name, birth date and place, former occupation, date of appointment, resignation, fines, promotions, etc. Entries are arranged by the

Dates: 1866-1969   |   Extent: 4 linear ft. (2 boxes, 3 wrapped v.); 2 folders in Alpha1.; 1 microfilm reel ; Meetings, 1960-1964. 16 mm.; 2 microfilm reels : neg. ;(Camera neg. of personnel registers). 35 mm.; 2 microfilm reels ; (Reader copy of personnel registers). 35 mm.
Archives: Chicago History Museum