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Wasson Studios Reception Room
This is a glass negative of the reception room at Wasson Studios at 351 N. Water St., Decatur, IL. The photo was taken by Charles Wasson of Wasson Studios in Decatur, IL in the early 1900s.
Waterworks Park
These are photos of the Waterworks Park. The photos show kids playing at the park, Ten Gallon Lil fountain, the Municipal Theatre, and Lincoln Park Dr. The photos were taken by Decatur Herald & Review.
Wedding of Vadah and Larry
Photograph of Vadah Curfman and Larry Ross on their wedding day on October 1, 1948.
Wedding Party
This is a photograph of a wedding party
Wesley Larrick
Photo of Wesley Larrick (died May 8, 1932) Past Commander of Dunham Post, G.A.R. He served in the Civil War and settled in Decatur shortly after the war.
White Family
This is a glass negative of the White Family, which includes 3 men and 4 women. The photo was taken by Charles Wasson of Wasson Studios in Decatur, IL in the early 1900s.
Whitley Connection
Collection #59
Photos, drawings, written descriptions, and memorandums in regard to the Whitley connection.
Tags: "Lincoln Democrat", Abraham Lincoln, Acknowledgements, Aerial View, Archeological Investigation, Beams, Decatur IL, ents, Flumes, Harristown Township Macon County, Hydrology, James C Farris, James Whitley, Lee Slider, Lincoln Trail Homestead State Park and Memorial, Macon County Conservation District, Macon County IL, Melody Arnold, mill, Mill dam, Millstone, Pilings, Remnants, Ron Moore, Sangamon River, Sheldon G. Whitley, Steve Cooley, Water mill, Whitley Mill
Why Librarians Matter - August 2009
This is an email received by Lee Ann Fisher from Ed Cook. Mr. Cook it thanking a bookmobile driver for changing his life in high school and instilling the desire to read to him.
Wilbur C. Dimock
Photograph of Wilbur C. Dimock (d. 1/27/1920), one of the oldest real estate dealers in Central Illinois. He was also a member of the Johnson & Dimock real estate firm. He was one of Decatur's best known citizens and a trustee of the First Baptist…
Wilfred Miller's Oral History - Recording
This is the recording of Wilfred Miller's oral history. He was interviewed by Betty Trunell on June 28, 1985. The interview includes his time with the Post Office.
