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Photographs Decatur High School in 1930's.
Photos of Decatur High School Building, Students and Students in Wood Working Class and Classroom, Parking lot on North corner.
Photographs Aerial View of Stephen Decatur High School Construction
Photos of the new Stephen Decatur High School under construction west of North Woodford and South of Mound Road.
Photograph/postcard of a man, woman, and little girl, 1920s
This is a photo/postcard of a man, woman and little girl in the 1920s.
Photograph/Postcard of a man and woman in the 1920s
This is a photo/postcard of a man and a woman in the 1920s
Photograph/postcard of a Man - 1920s
This is a photo/postcard of a man in the 1920s.
Photograph/postcard - 2 men - 1920s
This is a photograph/postcard of 2 men in the 1920s
Photograph taken at the Millikin University Library Ground Breaking
Photograph taken at the Millikin University library ground breaking on November 6th, 1930. Left to right: Rev. E.W. Clippinger, REv. G.A. Papperman, Dr. S.E. McClelland, O.B. Gorin, J.P. Gorin, A.M. Waggoner, Miss Eugenia Allin, Dr. J.H. White.
Tags: 1930, A.M. Waggoner, Allin, Clippinger, Decatur IL, E.W. Clippinger, Eugenia Allin, G.A. Papperman, Gorin, Ground Breaking, Groundbreaking, Herald and Review, J.H. White, J.P. Gorin, library, McClelland, Millikin, Millikin Unversity, O.B. Gorin, Papperman, Photo File: Schools, S.E. McClelland, school, Schools, Seitz, Seitz Studio, Universities, University, Waggoner, White
Photograph of Woman in a Hat - 1920s
This is a photo/postcard of a woman in a hat in the 1920s taken by Charlie the Picture Man at 719 Johns Ave, Decatur IL
Photograph of Woman Being Honored, Group Photo and School Building.
Photo of Woman being honored, Group Photo and Mt. Zion School Building.
Tags: 1937, 1938, Award, building, Group Photo, Honored, Mt. Zion High School, Schools
Photograph of William Hitt Penhallegon
Photograph of Rev. William Hitt Penhallegon, (born in Wales, came to America in 1870, died 10/22/1926). Pastor of First Presbyterian Church from 1890's to 1915. For more information see the Decatur Daily Review; 10/23/1926.