Images: Through the Film Magnifier: Barry Manilow, Deadheads, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Connors, a fishing derby and more
See vintage Daily Herald images of Barry Manilow, Deadheads in Rosemont, Jimmy Connors, Gerald Ford, O'Hare's control tower and more in our latest Through the Film Magnifier gallery.
The Daily Herald Archives, Assignment 90,057, Vince Pierri photo: Barry Manilow signs copies of his book in Chicago in November of 1987.
The Daily Herald Archives, Assignment 90,057, Vince Pierri photo: A star struck Barry Manilow fan waits for her copy of his signed book in Chicago in November of 1987.
The Daily Herald Archive, Assignment # 798, Tom Grieger photo: The Middletown Travelers folk singing group members Dan Baughman (seated) and Jim Welton play music for Mrs. William Sluli, chairman of the Spring Arts Festival in Arlington Heights in April of 1965.
The Daily Herald Archives, Assignment # 97,975, Rich Chapman photo: Shaun Kostka, 11, of Hoffman Estates hoists a winning catfish he caught that one him $25 during a fishing derby that was part of the Hoffman Estates 30th anniversary celebration in June of 1989.
The Daily Herald Archive, Assignment # 27,018, Jim Frost photo: Mount Prospect residents leaving the polling place after voting in the 1972 election.
The Daily Herald Archive, Assignment # 27,018, Jim Frost photo: Mount Prospect residents enter the polling place to vote in the 1972 election.
The Daily Herald Archive, Assignment # 27,018, Jim Frost photo: Mount Prospect residents voting in the 1972 election.
The Daily Herald Archives, Assignment 88,239, Vince Pierri photo: Daily Herald publisher Stuart Paddock Jr. walks with the Chicago Cubs catcher prior to throwing out the first pitch at a Cubs game in June of 1987.
The Daily Herald Archives, Assignment 21,420, Jay Needleman photo: A view from the control tower at O'Hare airport in Chicago in May of 1971.
The Daily Herald Archives, Assignment 21,420, Jay Needleman photo: A view from the control tower at O'Hare airport in Chicago in May of 1971.
The Daily Herald Archive, Assignment # 33,374, Dave Tonge photo: President Gerald Ford greets supporters at O'Hare Airport in Chicago in October of 1974.
The Daily Herald Archives, Assignment 96,735, Rich Chapman photo: Deadheads, fans of the Grateful Dead band, gathered at the Rosemont Horizon prior the April Concert in April of 1989.
The Daily Herald Archives, Assignment 96,735, Rich Chapman photo: Deadheads, fans of the Grateful Dead band, gathered at the Rosemont Horizon prior the April Concert in April of 1989.
The Daily Herald Archives, Assignment 96,735, Rich Chapman photo: Deadheads, fans of the Grateful Dead band, gathered at the Rosemont Horizon prior the April Concert in April of 1989.
The Daily Herald archive, Assignment # 65,594, Bob Ringham photo: Tennis great Jimmy Connors returns a shot against Bjorn Borg during a match in Rosemont in January of 1983.
The Daily Herald archive, Assignment # 87,327, Jon Kirn photo: The Cubs take the field on opening day before a game against the St. Louis Cardinals in April of 1987.
The Daily Herald archive, Assignment # 87,327, Jon Kirn photo: The Cubs take the field on opening day before a game against the St. Louis Cardinals in April of 1987.
The Daily Herald archive, Assignment # 87,327, Jon Kirn photo: Hopeful Cubs fans were out in force for the Cubs opening day against the St. Louis Cardinals in April of 1987. The Cardinals defeated the Cubs 9-3.
The Daily Herald archive, Assignment # 87,327, Jon Kirn photo: Cubs shortstop Shawon Dunston looks toward first after forcing out Jack Clark during an opening day game against the St. Louis Cardinals in Chicago in April of 1987.
The Daily Herald Archives, Assignment 20,249, Bob Strawn photo: Madrigal singers perform at Wheeling High School in January of 1971.
The Daily Herald Archives, Assignment 22,629, Bob Finch photo: Daily Herald journalist Ken Knox checks the latest news coming across the United Press International machine in July of 1971. UPI was one of the primary sources for national and international news for the Daily Herald.
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