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Photo of Wilson Cafeteria Building Front
Photograph of the Wilson Cafeteria Building Front located at 136 S. Water St., with two old automobiles in front, c. 1920-1930.
Photo of Wilma P. Hawkins in uniform
Herald and Review Library: Hawkins, Wilma P. ; Article on back of photo; Wilma P. Hawkins, Decatur's first Negro WAAC, arrived here Saturday on a five-day furlough and is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Hawkins, 1163 west Green street. she…
Photo of William V. Trent in uniform with name tag
Herald and Review Library: Trent, William V., Article on back of photo; "Trent Ends Flight School; William V. Trent, 27, son of Mrs. Marguerite Trent, 846 South Stone street, has received the silver wings of an aerial navigator and the appointment of…
Photo of William Tanzyus in uniform
Herald and Review Library: Tanzyus, William; Article on back of photo; "Tanzyus Returns, William Tanzyus, son of Mrs. Martha Tanzyus, 975 North Jordan street, has returned to Great Lakes Naval Training station after visiting his mother recently. He…
Photo of William Street at Edward Street.
Photograph of William Street at Edward Street, brick or block.
Photo of William Street at Edward Street.
Photograph of William Street at Edward Street, brick or block.
Photo of William Street at Edward Street.
Photograph of William Street at Edward Street, brick or block.
Photo of William Scruggs
Photograph of William Scruggs, of Linn and Scruggs Department Store, Decatur, IL. William Scruggs died 5/30/1909 in St. Louis, Missouri. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery, Decatur, IL. Photo of horse drawn delivery trucks.
Photo of William Roth in uniform
Herald and Review Library: Roth, William; Article on back of photo; "William Roth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. Roth, 135 South Glencoe avenue, has been promoted to corporal of C company at Kemper Military School, Boonville, Mo., where he is a…
Photo of William Robert Steele in civilian suit and tie
Herald and Review Library: Steele, William Robert; Article on back of photo; "Pvt. William Robert Steele, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Steele of 867 West Packard street, is stationed in Fort Lewis, Wash., where he was sent just before Christmas from…