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- Collection: Decatur in The Great War 1917-1918
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Macon County Soldiers at Wabash Depot, Decatur, IL. Dec. 13, 1917.
WWI - photograph Macon County Soldiers at Wabash Depot. "The Last of the Volunteers," 12/13/1917. See U.S. Recruiting Stations, pg 34.
Men Marching in the Red Cross Parade, May 1918
WWI - Men marching with the flag in the Red Cross parade, May 1918.l
Tags: Decatur IL, Men Marching, Parade, Red Cross, Red Cross Parade, World War I, WWI
Mrs. Jane M. Johns Making Trench Candles
Photograph of 2 women making trench candles. Written on photograph "Mrs. Jane M. Johns making Trench Candles." c. 1918
Tags: Decatur IL., Red Cross, Trench Candles, World War I, WWI
Officers of JMU Battalion c. 1917
WWI - photograph of Officers of the James Millikin University Battalion standing in front of the Liberal Art Hall. c. 1917. This battalion was part of the Student Army Training Corps.
One of the Reserve Militia Companies c.1917
WWI - photograph of one of the reserve militia companies. c. 1917
Tags: Decatur IL., Reserve Militia, World War I, WWI
Patriot Food Show Ushers
WWI - Patriot Food show Ushers, c. 1918. Sign in photo "For Food Pledge Card - sign here"
Tags: Decatur IL., Food Conservation, Food Pledge, World War I, WWI
Patriotic Food Show Herald Booth
WWI - Herald booth at the Patriotic Food Show. See Food
Photo of Armed Forces WWI; one of the reserve militia companies standing at attention with rifles
Herald and Review Library: Photo of Reserve Militia standing at attention with rifles
Tags: Decatur IL., Reserve Militia, World War I, WWI
Photo of Company "H", Illinois National Guards on return from Springfield, IL. standing at attention with duffel bags
Herald and Review Library: Photo of Co. H, Illinois National Guards, on return from Springfield, IL.
Tags: Co. H, Decatur IL., Illinois National Guard, World War I, WWI
Photo of Macon County Soldiers at Wabash Depot, Decatur, IL.
Herald and Review Library: Photo of Macon County Soldiers at Wabash Depot; "The Last of the Volunteers". For more information see U. S. Recruiting Stations; p. 34.