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Photo of 2nd. Lt. Judd Everett Gustin in uniform receiving his army air force wings from his wife
Herald and Review Library: Photo Gustin, 2nd Lt. and Mrs. Gustin. Article on back of photo: "Mr.s Judd e. Gustin, wife of Second Lieut. Gustin, pinned his army air force wings on him immediately after he received them this week at Lubbock Field,…
Photo of 2nd. Lt. Robert B. Wilcox in flight uniform with name tag
Herald and Review Library: Wilcox, 2nd Lt. Robert B., Article on back of photo; "At Salt Lake City; Second Lieut. Robert B. Wilcox has reported to Salt Lake City, Utah, after spending a 10-day furlough with parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Wilcox in Blue…
Photo of 2nd. Lt. Robert Harmon in uniform with name and serial number
Herald and Review Library: Harmon, 2nd Lt. Robert D.; Article on back of photo; "Robert Harmon is Lieutenant. Robert d. Harmon son of Mr. and Mrs. William Harmon, 169 East King street recently received his wings and was commissioned a second…
Photo of 3 Cast Members of "Is Your Daughter Safe" Colonial Theatre
Photograph of three cast members of the play "Is Your Daughter Safe" performed at the Colonial Theatre the week of November 20, 1927. Cast: The Girl played by Vivian Winston; The Madam by Georgia O'Dell, and The Victim by Bernice Breacher.
Photo of 400 Block N. Main - Aerial
Photograph of the 400 Block of N. Main St. Looking north east from the corner of N. Main and North Street. At left is the old post office just after it was finished and the house in the center foreground is the site of the Firestone garage at Main…
Photo of 5 Montgomery Place home of A. E. Staley
Photograph of 5 Montgomery Place, home of A. E. Staley, photo taken 7/7/1941.
Photo of 500 Block of East Eldorado looking East from Broadway (MLK), 1917.
Photograph of the 500 Block of East Eldorado, looking East from Broadway (MLK). The building on the right is the Fred Kipp grocery store, photo taken 1/4/1917.
Photo of A & P Grocery Store
Photograph of the A & P Grocery Store located on W. Eldorado Street, Decatur, IL.
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…
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…