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  • Collection: Photo File: Biography

Albert G. Webber

Photograph of Albert G. Webber; (died 5/2/1947); came to Decatur from Germany about 1863; admitted to practice law in 1879; retired in 1942, his 64th year as an attorney; charter member of the First English Lutheran Church and a member of the Masons.…

Robert F. Watt

Photograph of Robert F. Watt, Vice President of Parke & Son, Inc. of Decatur. When the firm was re-organized in 1947, merging the Parke Warehouses and Parke & Son Co. into the Parke & Sons Inc., he was made vice president of the company. He joined…

Boy and Girl With Boat by Wasson Studio

Photograph of "Boy and Girl Holding Boat" by Charles L. Wasson, Wasson Studios.

Photo of Boys Choir by Charles L. Wasson, International Stereograph Co.

Photograph of eight young boys titled "Boy Choir" by Charles L. Wasson, International Stereograph Co. of Decatur, IL.

Three Children On Stairs - by Charles L. Wasson, International Stereograph Co.

Photograph of "Three Children On Stairs" by Charles L. Wasson, International Stereograph Co., Photo File: Biography, Decatur, IL.

Exotic Dancer by Charles L. Wasson

Photograph of Exotic Dancer by Charles L. Wasson, International Stereograph Co.

"Off For The Hunt" by Charles L. Wasson

Photograph of man holding gun with three dogs; titled "Off For The Hunt" by Charles L. Wasson, International Stereograph Co.

John Shaw by Charles L. Wasson

Photograph of John Shaw taken by Charles L. Wasson, International Stereograph Co. Mr. Shaw is seated in a chair by a fireplace.

J. Bend Wand

Photograph of J. Ben Wand; (died 4/5/1948). Publisher of trade journals in Florida. He was a graduate of Millikin in 1911 and a former telegraph editor of the Herald and Review. He was editor of the Clinton Evening Public from 1914 to 1917. He went…

J. Edward Wamsley

Photograph of J. Edward Wamsley; "Former Decatur photographer who was acquitted of the murder of his father-in-law in 1913. In 1915 he had a studio in Mattoon. Photo ran in the Decatur Herald Aug 3, 1913."