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E. Eldorado St. East of Staley Company
This is the glass negative of E. Eldorado St. east of the Staley Company. The photo was taken by Pfile's Camera Shop for Decatur Herald & Review in Decatur, IL around 1930.
Shellabarger Soybean Mill
This is the glass negative of the Shellabarger Soybean Mill. The photo was taken by Charles Wasson of Wasson Studios for the Decatur Herald & Review in Decatur, IL in January 1934.
W. Main St. Subway at Oakland Ave.
This is the glass negative of the W. Main St. subway at Oakland Ave. The photo was taken by Pfile's Camera Shop for the Decatur Herald & Review in Decatur, IL around 1930.
W. Main St. Subway Looking West Toward Millikin University
This is the glass negative of the W. Main St. subway looking west toward Millikin University. The photo was taken by Pfile's Camera Shop for Decatur Herald & Review in Decatur, IL around 1930.
S. Country Club Road by Scovill Gardens
This is the glass negative of S. Country Club Rd. by Scovill Gardens. The photo was taken by Pfile's Camera Shop for Decatur Herald & Review in Decatur, IL around 1930.
Lincoln Park Drive Looking Toward the County Bridge
This is the glass negative of Lincoln Park Drive looking toward the county bridge. The photo was taken by Pfile's Camera Shop for the Decatur Herald & Review in Decatur, IL around 1930.
Staley Viaduct Looking North
This is the glass negative of the Staley Viaduct. The photo was taken by Pfile's Camera Shop for the Decatur Herald & Review around 1930.
Staley Creek
These are glass negatives of the Staley creek, showing the Staley Company in the background. The photo was taken by Charles Wasson for the Decatur Herald & Review around 1930.
Unidentified Subways
These are glass negatives of unidentified subways in Decatur, IL. The photos were taken by Charles Wasson of Wasson Studios and Pfile's Camera Shop around 1930.
Jasper St. Subway
This is the glass negative of the Jasper St. subway. The photo was taken by Charles Wasson for the Decatur Herald & Review in Decatur, IL in February 1930.