EGELHOF, Frederick Louis - Revision history

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	[[Image:FL Egelhof.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: James Kenline]]EGELHOF, Frederick Louis (Germany, May 3, 1860--Dubuque, IA, July 12, 1934). Friederick Ludwig Egelhof came to this country in 1880. He anglicized his name to Frederick Louis Egelhof and settled in East Dubuque. The next year he moved to Dubuque. He was a cabinet maker by trade and was employed in the various woodworking factories in the city until 1890 when he entered the funeral directing and art store business. The firms created from these interests were [[EGELHOF & SON]] and the [[ACME ART STORE]]. They shared the same building when they began.		[[Image:FL Egelhof.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: James Kenline]]EGELHOF, Frederick Louis (Germany, May 3, 1860--Dubuque, IA, July 12, 1934). Friederick Ludwig Egelhof came to this country in 1880. He anglicized his name to Frederick Louis Egelhof and settled in East Dubuque. The next year he moved to Dubuque. He was a cabinet maker by trade and was employed in the various woodworking factories in the city until 1890 when he entered the funeral directing and art store business. The firms created from these interests were [[EGELHOF & SON]] and the [[ACME ART STORE]]. They shared the same building when they began.

	[[Image:casket.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Casket display room of Frederick Egelhof. 1034 Main. c. 1912. Photo courtesy: https://digitalcollections.loras.edu/items/show/228]]Egelhof retired from the funeral business around 1924 and turned the company over to his son, [[EGELHOF, Louis F\|Louis F. EGELHOF]]. He remained active in the art store until just a few years before his death.		[[Image:casket.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Casket display room of Frederick Egelhof. 1034 Main. c. 1912. Photo courtesy: https://digitalcollections.loras.edu/items/show/228]]Egelhof retired from the funeral business around 1924 and turned the company over to his son, [[EGELHOF, Louis F.\|Louis F. EGELHOF]]. He remained active in the art store until just a few years before his death.

	Egelhof and his wife Louise owned a cottage in East Dubuque. In later years, this cabin was moved to Dubuque. See: [[EGELHOF COTTAGE]]		Egelhof and his wife Louise owned a cottage in East Dubuque. In later years, this cabin was moved to Dubuque. See: [[EGELHOF COTTAGE]]

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	[[Image:FL Egelhof.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: James Kenline]]EGELHOF, Frederick Louis (Germany, May 3, 1860--Dubuque, IA, July 12, 1934). Friederick Ludwig Egelhof came to this country in 1880. He anglicized his name to Frederick Louis Egelhof and settled in East Dubuque. The next year he moved to Dubuque. He was a cabinet maker by trade and was employed in the various woodworking factories in the city until 1890 when he entered the funeral directing and art store business. The firms created from these interests were [[EGELHOF & SON]] and the [[ACME ART STORE]]. They shared the same building when they began.		[[Image:FL Egelhof.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: James Kenline]]EGELHOF, Frederick Louis (Germany, May 3, 1860--Dubuque, IA, July 12, 1934). Friederick Ludwig Egelhof came to this country in 1880. He anglicized his name to Frederick Louis Egelhof and settled in East Dubuque. The next year he moved to Dubuque. He was a cabinet maker by trade and was employed in the various woodworking factories in the city until 1890 when he entered the funeral directing and art store business. The firms created from these interests were [[EGELHOF & SON]] and the [[ACME ART STORE]]. They shared the same building when they began.

	[[Image:casket.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Casket display room of Frederick Egelhof. 1034 Main. c. 1912. Photo courtesy: https://digitalcollections.loras.edu/items/show/228]]Egelhof retired from the funeral business around 1924 and turned the company over to his son, [[EGELHOF, F. Louis\|F. ~~Louis~~ EGELHOF]]. He remained active in the art store until just a few years before his death.		[[Image:casket.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Casket display room of Frederick Egelhof. 1034 Main. c. 1912. Photo courtesy: https://digitalcollections.loras.edu/items/show/228]]Egelhof retired from the funeral business around 1924 and turned the company over to his son, [[EGELHOF, Louis F\|Louis F. EGELHOF]]. He remained active in the art store until just a few years before his death.

	Egelhof and his wife Louise owned a cottage in East Dubuque. In later years, this cabin was moved to Dubuque. See: [[EGELHOF COTTAGE]]		Egelhof and his wife Louise owned a cottage in East Dubuque. In later years, this cabin was moved to Dubuque. See: [[EGELHOF COTTAGE]]

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	Telegraph Herald, July 13, 1934, p. 6		''Telegraph Herald'', July 13, 1934, p. 6

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	[[Image:FL Egelhof.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: James Kenline]]EGELHOF, Frederick Louis (Germany, May 3, 1860--Dubuque, IA, July 12, 1934). Friederick Ludwig Egelhof came to this country in 1880. He anglicized his name to Frederick Louis Egelhof and settled in East Dubuque. The next year he moved to Dubuque. He was a cabinet maker by trade and was employed in the various woodworking factories in the city until 1890 when he entered the funeral directing and art store business. The firms created from these interests were [[EGELHOF & SON]] and the [[ACME ART STORE]]. They shared the same building when they began.		[[Image:FL Egelhof.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: James Kenline]]EGELHOF, Frederick Louis (Germany, May 3, 1860--Dubuque, IA, July 12, 1934). Friederick Ludwig Egelhof came to this country in 1880. He anglicized his name to Frederick Louis Egelhof and settled in East Dubuque. The next year he moved to Dubuque. He was a cabinet maker by trade and was employed in the various woodworking factories in the city until 1890 when he entered the funeral directing and art store business. The firms created from these interests were [[EGELHOF & SON]] and the [[ACME ART STORE]]. They shared the same building when they began.

	Egelhof retired from the funeral business around 1924 and turned the company over to his son, [[EGELHOF, F. Louis\|F. Louis EGELHOF]]. He remained active in the art store until just a few years before his death.		[[Image:casket.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Casket display room of Frederick Egelhof. 1034 Main. c. 1912. Photo courtesy: https://digitalcollections.loras.edu/items/show/228]]Egelhof retired from the funeral business around 1924 and turned the company over to his son, [[EGELHOF, F. Louis\|F. Louis EGELHOF]]. He remained active in the art store until just a few years before his death.

	Egelhof and his wife Louise owned a cottage in East Dubuque. In later years, this cabin was moved to Dubuque. See: [[EGELHOF COTTAGE]]		Egelhof and his wife Louise owned a cottage in East Dubuque. In later years, this cabin was moved to Dubuque. See: [[EGELHOF COTTAGE]]

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	[[Image:FL Egelhof.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: James Kenline]]EGELHOF, Frederick Louis (Germany, May 3, 1860--Dubuque, IA, July 12, 1934). Friederick Ludwig Egelhof came to this country in 1880. He anglicized his name to Frederick Louis Egelhof and settled in East Dubuque. The next year he moved to Dubuque. He was a cabinet maker by trade and was employed in the various woodworking factories in the city until 1890 when he entered the funeral directing and art store business. The firms created from these interests were [[EGELHOF & SON]] and the [[ACME ART STORE]]. They shared the same building when they began.		[[Image:FL Egelhof.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: James Kenline]]EGELHOF, Frederick Louis (Germany, May 3, 1860--Dubuque, IA, July 12, 1934). Friederick Ludwig Egelhof came to this country in 1880. He anglicized his name to Frederick Louis Egelhof and settled in East Dubuque. The next year he moved to Dubuque. He was a cabinet maker by trade and was employed in the various woodworking factories in the city until 1890 when he entered the funeral directing and art store business. The firms created from these interests were [[EGELHOF & SON]] and the [[ACME ART STORE]]. They shared the same building when they began.

	Egelhof retired from the funeral business around 1924 and turned the company over to his son, [[EGELHOF, Louis\|Louis EGELHOF]]. He remained active in the art store until just a few years before his death.		Egelhof retired from the funeral business around 1924 and turned the company over to his son, [[EGELHOF, F. Louis\|F. Louis EGELHOF]]. He remained active in the art store until just a few years before his death.

	Egelhof and his wife Louise owned a cottage in East Dubuque. In later years, this cabin was moved to Dubuque. See: [[EGELHOF COTTAGE]]		Egelhof and his wife Louise owned a cottage in East Dubuque. In later years, this cabin was moved to Dubuque. See: [[EGELHOF COTTAGE]]

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	Egelhof retired from the funeral business around 1924 and turned the company over to his son, [[EGELHOF, Louis\|Louis EGELHOF]]. He remained active in the art store until just a few years before his death.		Egelhof retired from the funeral business around 1924 and turned the company over to his son, [[EGELHOF, Louis\|Louis EGELHOF]]. He remained active in the art store until just a few years before his death.

	Egelhof and his wife Louise ~~also~~ owned a cottage in East Dubuque. In later years, this cabin was moved to Dubuque. See: [[EGELHOF COTTAGE]]		Egelhof and his wife Louise owned a cottage in East Dubuque. In later years, this cabin was moved to Dubuque. See: [[EGELHOF COTTAGE]]

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	Egelhof retired from the funeral business around 1924 and turned the company over to his son, [[EGELHOF, Louis\|Louis EGELHOF]]. He remained active in the art store until just a few years before his death.		Egelhof retired from the funeral business around 1924 and turned the company over to his son, [[EGELHOF, Louis\|Louis EGELHOF]]. He remained active in the art store until just a few years before his death.

	Egelhof and his wife ~~Lillian~~ also owned a cottage in East Dubuque. In later years, this cabin was moved to Dubuque. See: [[EGELHOF COTTAGE]]		Egelhof and his wife Louise also owned a cottage in East Dubuque. In later years, this cabin was moved to Dubuque. See: [[EGELHOF COTTAGE]]

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	[[Image:FL Egelhof.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: James Kenline]]EGELHOF, Frederick Louis (Germany, May 3, 1860--Dubuque, IA, July 12, 1934). Friederick Ludwig Egelhof came to this country in 1880. He anglicized his name to Frederick Louis Egelhof and settled in East Dubuque. The next year he moved to Dubuque. He was a cabinet maker by trade and was employed in the various woodworking factories in the city until 1890 when he entered the funeral directing and art store business. The firms created from these interests were [[EGELHOF & SON]] and the [[ACME ART STORE]]. They shared the same building when they began.		[[Image:FL Egelhof.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: James Kenline]]EGELHOF, Frederick Louis (Germany, May 3, 1860--Dubuque, IA, July 12, 1934). Friederick Ludwig Egelhof came to this country in 1880. He anglicized his name to Frederick Louis Egelhof and settled in East Dubuque. The next year he moved to Dubuque. He was a cabinet maker by trade and was employed in the various woodworking factories in the city until 1890 when he entered the funeral directing and art store business. The firms created from these interests were [[EGELHOF & SON]] and the [[ACME ART STORE]]. They shared the same building when they began.

	Egelhof retired from the funeral business around 1924 and turned the company over to his son, [[EGELHOF, Louis\|Louis EGELHOF]]. He remained active in the art store until just a few years before his death.		Egelhof retired from the funeral business around 1924 and turned the company over to his son, [[EGELHOF, Louis\|Louis EGELHOF]]. He remained active in the art store until just a few years before his death.

			Egelhof and his wife Lillian also owned a cottage in East Dubuque. In later years, this cabin was moved to Dubuque. See: [[EGELHOF COTTAGE]]

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	[[Image:FL Egelhof.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: James Kenline]]EGELHOF, Frederick Louis (Germany, May 3, 1860--Dubuque, IA, July 12, 1934). Friederick Ludwig Egelhof came to this country in 1880. He anglicized his name to Frederick Louis Egelhof and settled in East Dubuque. The next year he moved to Dubuque. He was a cabinet maker by trade and was employed in the various woodworking factories in the city until 1890 when he entered the funeral directing and art store business. The firms created from these interests were [[EGELHOF & SON]] and the [[ACME ART STORE]].		[[Image:FL Egelhof.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: James Kenline]]EGELHOF, Frederick Louis (Germany, May 3, 1860--Dubuque, IA, July 12, 1934). Friederick Ludwig Egelhof came to this country in 1880. He anglicized his name to Frederick Louis Egelhof and settled in East Dubuque. The next year he moved to Dubuque. He was a cabinet maker by trade and was employed in the various woodworking factories in the city until 1890 when he entered the funeral directing and art store business. The firms created from these interests were [[EGELHOF & SON]] and the [[ACME ART STORE]]. They shared the same building when they began.

	Egelhof retired from the funeral business around 1924 and turned the company over to his son, [[EGELHOF, Louis\|Louis EGELHOF]]. He remained active in the art store until just a few years before his death.		Egelhof retired from the funeral business around 1924 and turned the company over to his son, [[EGELHOF, Louis\|Louis EGELHOF]]. He remained active in the art store until just a few years before his death.

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[[Image:FL Egelhof.jpg|left|thumb|250px|Photo courtesy: James Kenline]]EGELHOF, Frederick Louis (Germany, May 3, 1860--Dubuque, IA, July 12, 1934). Friederick Ludwig Egelhof came to this country in 1880. He anglicized his name to Frederick Louis Egelhof and settled in East Dubuque. The next year he moved to Dubuque. He was a cabinet maker by trade and was employed in the various woodworking factories in the city until 1890 when he entered the funeral directing and art store business. The firms created from these interests were [[EGELHOF & SON]] and the [[ACME ART STORE]].

Egelhof retired from the funeral business around 1924 and turned the company over to his son, [[EGELHOF, Louis|Louis EGELHOF]]. He remained active in the art store until just a few years before his death.

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James Kenline

Telegraph Herald, July 13, 1934, p. 6