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League of Women Voters - The Decatur Voter - Correspondence - 1984
This is a historical account of correspondence of the League of Women Voters of Macon County and national and state senators and representatives.
Photo of Jene Barr Author Children's Books
Photograph of Jene Barr signing book for young boy at the Decatur Public Library.
Photos of Mrs. Harvey Firestone, Jr. and Family
Photographs of Mrs. Harvey Firestone, Jr., her parents Mr. & Mrs. Guy Parke, Anne Firestone, Pilot and unknown male.
Photos of Mrs. Harvey Firestone and Escorts
Photograph of Mrs. Harvey Firestone, Jr., and her father Mr. Guy Parke. Photograph of Mrs. Firestone, Jr. disembarking from airplane. Photograph of Mrs. Firestone, Mr. Guy Parke and unknown male.
Photos Woodlawn Chapel Presbyterian Church and Pastor
Photograph of Woodlawn Chapel, Presbyterian Church Building. Photograph of Pastor Rev. Reppelagen.
Photos Westminster Presbyterian Dedication Ground Breaking c. 1920.
Photographs of Westminster Presbyterian Church dedication, ground breaking for new church.
Photo of Tabernacle College Hill Building
Photograph of Tabernacle College Hill Building. "Tabernacle--College Hill. In June 1867 the Illinois Sunday School association convention was held in Decatur. It was the first state religious gathering to be held in the city and there was no building…
Photo of Decatur Tabernacle Church, Union and W. Eldorado St.
Photograph of Decatur Tabernacle Building. "Sunday, William "Billy" Sunday --Decatur Tabernacle. Evangelist Billy Sunday conducted meetings in this tabernacle at Union and West Eldorado streets, where the First United Brethren church now stands, in…
Photo of William "Billy" Sunday Revival Party.
Photograph of William "Billy" Sunday revival party. "They are left to right--top row--A. R. Forsythe, Fred Fisher. Bottom row--Mrs. A. R. Forsythe, Joe R. Hanley, Mrs. Joe R. Hanley."
Photos of St. John's Episcopal Church Building
Photograph of St. John's Episcopal church building being refurbished. Photographs of St. John's Episcopal church building.