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Photo of Albert Forrest Hexum in uniform standing in front of a building
Herald and Review Library; Hexum, Albert Forrest; Article on back of photo: "albertforrest Hexum, fireman second class, recently returned to Great Lakes after spending a furlough with his mother, Mrs. Maudie Hexum, 1022 East Olive street. he is…
Photo of Albert D. Green in uniform wearing headset
Herald and Review Library: Photo of Green, Albert D. taken at Luke Field, Phoenix, Ariz.
Photo of Albert D. Green in uniform in front of plane
Herald and Review Library: Photo of Green, Albert D. Article with photo: "This is to advise that Cadet Albert D. Green a member of the class of 43-A, who is now enrolled as an Aviation Cadet in the Air corps Basic Flying School, located at Gardner…
Photo of Al and Jimmy's Tavern
Photograph of Al and Jimmy's Tavern located on the corner of Wood Street and Jasper Street, Decatur, IL.
Photo of Al & Jimmy's Tavern
Photograph of Al & Jimmy's Tavern located on the corner Wood and Jasper Streets, Decatur, IL.
Photo of African American Draftees From Macon County, IL. Standing on Courthouse Steps
Herald and Review Library: Photo of African American Draftees; Article on back of photo; "Decatur draft board No. 2 has sent this group of Negro youths to an army induction center. They are, left to right: Front Row: William Shipp, Ryan Bailery, Pete…
Photo of A. W. Conklin House 507 N. Franklin Street.
Photograph of A. W. Conklin house, 507 N. Franklin street under construction; 6/26/1935. Photograph of the completed house at 507 N. Franklin. "This house was owned by A. W. Conklin, who bought it from William H. Boyd in 1872 and remodeled it. Mrs.…
Photo of a group of men reporting for Military Training, Macon County, IL. standing in front of the courthouse steps.
Herald and Review Library: Photo of men standing in front of the courthouse; Article on back of photo; "Forty men from the rural areas of Macon county who were scheduled to leave this morning for physical examination at Peoria are shown here. They…
Photo of a Bureau made for E. R. Culver by a friend of his father Watt Culver.
Photograph of a bureau, "made about 1839, was owned by E. R. Culver of Decatur. It was probably the first piece of furniture ever made by a white man on the site of Decatur. It was made by a friend of Culver's father, Watt Culver. Photo ran Review…