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Grover C. von der Heyde Slides, Accession #1992-01 Label Identification Date Sheet Description 67 Vander Veer Park 1948/09 1/1 Vander Veer Park flower bed with canna in foreground; Conservatory entrance on right; flower beds in background 68 Vander Veer Park 1948/09 1/2 Vander Veer Park flower bed of annuals; taken toward Harrison Street 69 Vander Veer Park 1948/09 1/3 Vander Veer Park rose bush; slide has slipped in frame 70 Vander Veer Park 1948/09 1/4 Vander Veer Park Rose Garden with rectangular beds; 1897 Conservatory in background; taken before the Rose Garden redesign? 71 Duck Creek Park 1948/09 1/5 Duck Creek Park, hillside of flower beds overlooking water; slide has slipped in frame 72 Duck Creek Park 1948/09 1/6 Duck Creek Park, woman standing on bridge; hillside of flowers in background 73 Duck Creek Park 1948/09 1/7 Duck Creek Park , hillside of flower beds overlooking water 81 Memorial Park Cemetary1948/09 [sic] 1/8 Memorial Park Cemetery with monument, flagpole; cloud formations 82 not identified not dated 1/9 Cemetery view; broad view of terrace 83 Memorial Park 1948/09 1/10 Cemetery view; curved road with flagpole; cloud formations 88 Vander Veer Park 1948/09 1/11 Vander Veer Park rose bush; 1897 Conservatory wing in background 89 Vander Veer Park 1948/09 1/12 Vander Veer Park lower lagoon; white swans in light; ducks in dark foreground; trees; light pole 90 Vander Veer Park 1948/09 1/13 Vander Veer Park rose bush; apricot rose 93 River Drive 1948/09 1/14 River Drive, Davenport, toward the east at point that the toad narrows; trees 94 Memorial Bridge 1948/09 1/15 Centennial Bridge ? [Memorial Bridge]; riverbank in foreground; city skyline in background 95 Davenport Sky Line 1948/09 1/16 View of Davenport, Iowa, from Illinois, across the Mississippi River; riverside parking lot with cars in the foreground 97 Davenport Sky Line 1948/09 1/17 View of Davenport, Iowa, from Illinois, across the Mississippi River; Davenport Bank Building is visible; riverbank in foreground with some plants 99 Linwood Quarry 1948/10 1/18 View of Linwood Quarry, Buffalo, Iowa, with ramp road and strata clearly visible 100 Linwood Quarry 1948/10 1/19 View of Linwood Quarry, Buffalo, Iowa, with building, roads, quarry bottom, and strata clearly visible 112 not identified 1948/10/07 1/20 Home interior with a man and woman seated, reading; bay window with curtains 113 not identified 1948/10/07 2/1 Home interior with two women seated; bay window with curtains Prepared by Ann M. Hailey 12/2/2011 Page 1 Grover C. von der Heyde Slides, Accession #1992-01 123 Look-Out [sic] Park 1948/10 2/2 Lookout Park / Riverview Terrace, view from the top toward the south; tree; Mississippi River in the background 137 Duck Creek Park 1948/10 2/3 Duck Creek Park trees in fall color 138 Duck Creek Park 1948/10 2/4 Duck Creek Park trees in fall color 139 Duck Creek Park 1948/10 2/5 Duck Creek Park trees in fall color 140 Fejervary Park 1948/10 2/6 Fejervary Park trees in fall color; railroad tracks; shrubs in foreground 141 Fejervary Park 1948/10 2/7 Fejervary Park trees in fall color; hillside taken from below; rooftop shows 142 Fejervary Park 1948/10 2/8 Fejervary Park trees in fall color; utility building at left 143 Fejervary Park 1948/10 2/9 Fejervary Park trees in fall color; meadow in foreground 144 17th St. R.I. 1948/10 2/10 17th Street, Rock Island, Illinois; hillside with turf; trees in background 145 17th St. R.I. 1948/10 2/11 17th Street, Rock Island, Illinois; turf in foreground; fall frees in background 146 not identified 1948/10 2/12 Trees in fall color, from below; blue sky 161 Vander Veer Park 1948/10 2/13 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Chrysanthemum Display, 1948; bank of chrysanthemum; stonework in right background 162 Vander Veer Park 1948/10 2/14 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Chrysanthemum Display, 1948; wing; centered on the aisle; stonework in center background 163 Vander Veer Park 1948/12 Xmas 19482/15 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Christmas Display, 1948; wing; centered on the aisle; stonework in center background 164 Vander Veer Park 1948/12 Xmas 19482/16 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Christmas Display, 1948; poinsettia and ferns 165 Vander Veer Park 1948/12 Xmas 19482/17 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Christmas Display, 1948; poinsettia and fstone mill; Santa Claus 166 Vander Veer Park 1948/12 Xmas 19482/18 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Christmas Display, 1948; candy cane and flowers; east wing? 167 Vander Veer Park 1948/12 Xmas 19482/19 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Christmas Display, 1948; poinsettia and ferns; white door on left 168 Vander Veer Park 1948/12 Xmas 19482/20 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Christmas Display, 1948; poinsettia on stone castle in the Palm House 169 Vander Veer Park 1948/12 Xmas 19483/1 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Christmas Display, 1948; candy cane and flowers; east wing? 170 Vander Veer Park 1948/12 Xmas 19483/2 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Christmas Display, 1948; poinsettia, ferns, conifer, and other plants Prepared by Ann M. Hailey 12/2/2011 Page 2 Grover C. von der Heyde Slides, Accession #1992-01 171 not identified 1949/01/02 3/3 House with picket fence; snow on the ground 172 not identified 1949/01/02 3/4 Front of house with picket fence; snow on the ground 185 not identified 1949/01/02 3/5 View of picket fence and street, from house; snow on the ground 186 not identified 1949/01/02 3/6 View of picket fence, gate, and street, from house; snow on the ground 187 not identified 1949/01/02 3/7 View of picket fence, gate, and street, from house; snow on the ground 188 not identified 1949/01/02 3/8 View of yards with houses in background; snow on the ground 189 not identified 1949/01/02 3/9 View of garage; snow on the ground 190 not identified 1949/01/02 3/10 View of back yard with birdbath; snow on the ground 191 not identified 1949/01/02 3/11 View of picket fence and yard; snow on the ground 192 Vander Veer Park 1949/02 3/12 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Valentine's Day Display, 1949; Abe Lincoln's log cabin; banks of flowers with cabin in background 193 Vander Veer Park 1949/02 3/13 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Valentine's Day Display, 1949; Abe Lincoln's log cabin; banks of flowers with cabin in left background; wooden plow? in display 194 Vander Veer Park 1949/02 3/14 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Valentine's Day Display, 1949; closeup of flowers, including calla lily, ??? 195 Vander Veer Park 1949/02 3/15 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Valentine's Day Display, 1949; closeup of flowers; windows in background 196 Vander Veer Park 1949/02 3/16 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Valentine's Day Display, 1949; wall of flowers 197 Vander Veer Park 1949/02 3/17 Incorrectly labeled as "Xmas 1948," this appears to be taken in February, 1949; Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Valentine's Day Display, 1949; Abe Lincoln's log cabin 198 Vander Veer Park 1949/02 3/18 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Valentine's Day Display, 1949; flowers in pots; windows in background 199 Vander Veer Park 1949/02 3/19 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Valentine's Day Display, 1949; bank of flowers; doorway to Palm House in background 200 Vander Veer Park 1949/02 3/20 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Valentine's Day Display, 1949; Abe Lincoln's log cabin; photograph is cropped with tape 201 Duck Creek Park 1949/02 4/1 Duck Creek Park winter scene; conifers; snow on the ground 203 Duck Creek Park 1949/02 4/2 Lodge in Duck Creek Park, from the southwest; snow on the ground 202 Duck Creek Park 1949/02 4/3 Duck Creek Park; children sledding Prepared by Ann M. Hailey 12/2/2011 Page 3 Grover C. von der Heyde Slides, Accession #1992-01 204 Duck Creek Park 1949/02 4/4 Duck Creek Park; snow on the ground; tracks in the snow 205 Vander Veer Park 1949/02/20 4/5 Vander Veer Park winter scene; snow in foreground; small conifers in a curved in midground; north end of the Grand Allée in left background; larches in right background 206 Vander Veer Park 1949/02/20 4/6 Vander Veer Park winter scene; snow in foreground; trees, perhaps larches, in background; trees may be ice-coated 207 not identified 1949/02/20 4/7 Street scene in winter 208 not identified 1949/02/20 4/8 Street scene in winter; picket fence in foreground 209 not identified 1949/02/20 4/9 Neighborhood scene in winter; picket fence in foreground 210 not identified 1949/02/20 4/10 Neighborhood scene in winter; picket fence in foreground 211 not identified 1949/02/20 4/11 Neighborhood scene in winter 212 not identified 1949/02/20 4/12 Neighborhood scene in winter; picket fence in foreground 213 not identified 1949/02/20 4/13 Neighborhood scene in winter 214 not identified 1949/02/20 4/14 Neighborhood scene in winter 215 Vander Veer Park 1949 4/15 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Easter Display, 1949; from the Palm House through the doorway to a wing; ropes to the castle drawbridge in foreground 216 Vander Veer Park 1949 4/16 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Easter Display, 1949; wing; centered on the aisle; cross in background with white doves and book stand 217 Vander Veer Park 1949 4/17 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Easter Display, 1949; wing; closeup of cross with white doves and book stand 218 Vander Veer Park 1949 4/18 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Easter Display, 1949; wing; closeup of cross with white doves and organ pipes 219 Vander Veer Park 1949 4/19 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Easter Display, 1949; wing; bank of flowers, right side 220 Vander Veer Park 1949 4/20 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Easter Display, 1949; wing; bank of flowers, left side 221 Vander Veer Park 1949 5/1 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Easter Display, 1949; wing; bank of flowers, right side 222 Vander Veer Park 1949 5/2 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Easter Display, 1949; wing; centered on the aisle; cross in background with white doves and book stand 223 Vander Veer Park 1949 5/3 Conservatory in Vander Veer Park, Easter Display, 1949; wing; bank of flowers with doorway to Palm House in left background Prepared by Ann M.
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    PER SECURITY MAR SERVICES ® THE FIRST FIFTY YEARS Established in 1953, Per Mar Security Services is a family-owned business that has grown to become one of the largest full service security companies in the country. SERVICES PER MAR SECURITY On its fiftieth anniversary, the company had more than 1,800 security professionals operating from offices throughout the Midwest, providing custom-designed security solutions for a wide range of clients. These services include burglar and fire alarm systems, integrated access control and CCTV systems, uniformed security officer services, business investigation services, security consulting, and special event services. The company operates a modern, UL-listedCentral Alarm station that monitors more than 35,000 accounts. The company’s home office is located in Davenport, Iowa, with 20 branch offices located throughout Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and North Dakota. softbound 1 5/12/05, 10:37 AM SECURITY SERVICES THE FIRST FIFTY YEARS For: Eleanor M. and John J. Duffy Who Started It All With thanks to the thousands of people who have been employed in our company over the last 50 years. Per Mar Book Design 1 5/12/05, 10:14 AM CONTENTS Foreword 5 Introduction 7 Chapter 1 10 The Early Years Chapter 2 23 1953–1958 Chapter 3 31 1959–1973 Chapter 4 51 1974–1983 Chapter 5 65 1984–1989 Chapter 6 83 1990–1997 Chapter 7 97 1998–2003 Epilogue 109 Works Cited 111 Appendix 116 Per Mar Book Design 3 5/12/05, 10:14 AM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS special thanks to the manymany folks who workedworked diligently to put together this history celebratingcelebrating PerPer Mar Security and ResearchResearch Corp.’sCorp.’s (Per(Per Mar) 5050th anniversary.