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Maywood Maxon

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Photograph of Maywood Maxon, (died Oct 10, 1945). He became employed for the Standard Oil Co. in Ohio in 1875. He worked his way up to traveling salesman and was transferred to Peoria in 1880. In December 1887 he was put in charge of the office and…

Looking South from Mouth of Stevens Creek 1911

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Photograph of the Sangamon River from the mouth of Stevens Creek in 1911.

Jan De Graff

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Photograph of Jan De Graff, a prominent Decatur contractor in the early 1900s. He mainly worked as a general contractor who erected many of the foremost residences. This photo was taken by Vandeventer, and used in the Decatur Daily Review on…

Hendrian Monoplane

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Negative of a photograph of two men with the Hendrian monoplane on August 6, 1911.

Haworth's Pasture 1911

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Photograph of the Sangamon River flowing near Haworth's Pasture in 1911

Haworth's Pasture 1911

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Photograph of Haworth's Pasture in 1911.

Haworth's Pasture 1911

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Photograph of Haworth's pasture in 1911.

Gulfport, Miss in 1911

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Photograph of the scenery in Gulfport, MS in 1911

Governor Malone 1911: Best All Around Man in Macon County

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Photograph of Governor Malone in his office in 1911. The photograph is captioned: "Governor Malone 1911 Best all around man in Macon County".