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Photo of Stark Refrigeration and Arrick Engraving Co.
Photograph of Stark Refrigeration Sales and Service Co. and Arrick Engraving Company located at 301 E. Main St.,, Decatur, IL. This building also housed the old Decatur Ford agency at one time and the Teamsters and Chauffeurs Union Local 279.
Photo of Starlite Inn, 1604 N. 22nd Street, Decatur, IL.
Photograph of Romano's Starlite Inn, 1604 N. 22nd Street, Decatur, IL.
Photo of Stauber's Home Store
Photograph of the interior of Stauber's Home Store, located in the Standard Office Building at 104 S. Water St., Decatur, IL. They were in business for 21 years from 1947 to 1968.
Photo of Steak n Shake Restaurant
Photograph of Whitehouse Steak n Shake Restaurant Famous for their Steakburger. In 1955 there were two Steak n Shakes, 129 E. William and 820 N. Main Street, Decatur, IL.
Photo of Stevens Mfg. Co. Woodworking Dept.
Photograph of the Stevens Mfg. Co. -Building, it was formerly occupied by the F. B. Tait Foundry. Photograph Woodworking Dept. The company was located at 360-380 E. Cerro Gordo Street. Ran in the Decatur Review 11/19/1911. They manufactured potato…
Photo of Streicher's H. P. Asphalt Plant.
Photograph of Streicher's H. P. Asphalt Plant; located on East Eldorado showing the Wabash Railroad Depot in the background. Photo ran review June 2, 1912.
Photo of Super Liquor Store on N. Broadway
Photograph of the Super Liquor Store located at 401 N. Broadway St. Peter's Catholic Church in the background.
Photo of Taylor-Harder Dairy Co.
Photograph of the Taylor-Harder Co. building taken in the late 1920's.
Photo of the "Tops Big Boy" Statue
Photograph of the Top's Big Boy Statue holding a double cheeseburger.
Photo of the A. E. Staley Manufacturing Co. Buildings
Photograph of A. E. Staley, Mfg. Co. This is a view of the east and industrial section of Decatur in 1912. This photo was published in the Review December 1, 1912 and was taken by George Baker of Decatur. The cutline with the photo when it ran read…