Narrated by Bill Kurtis, explore the architecture that has helped shape Lake Forest. This new, three-part video series traces the people, places and preservation efforts
All residents of Lake Forest should be aware of House Bill 5626, which will require the City to amend and eliminate local control over zoning.
The Lake Forest Preservation Foundation (LFPF) regularly submits formal statements to the Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) regarding development projects that impact the historic visual character of Lake Forest, Illinois.
Rayanne Attar, LFPF Board Member Kelsey Kleinert, Katherine Yakes and Simon Back
At its May meeting, LFPF advanced the preservation of this remarkable southwest-corner estate by submitting a nomination for local historic district status, celebrating its history, architecture, and cultural importance.
The City of Lake Forest’s Historic Preservation Commission emphasizes preserving original architectural features, protecting archaeological resources, and ensuring new constructions are compatible with existing structures.
LFPF Board Member Jim Opsitnik served in a critical role on the Capital Projects Advisory Committee for Lake Forest High School’s Capital Facility Needs Project.
The Lake Forest Preservation Foundation celebrated the holidays on December 8 with members and friends at the Ralph H. Poole Estate in Lake Bluff, designed by David Adler and Henry Dangler in 1913.
It is with great pleasure the Foundation welcomes Jennifer M. McGregor as LFPF’s new Executive Director.
