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Board of Directors Meeting - October 18, 1990
These are the minutes and agenda from the Board of Directors meeting on October 18, 1990. At this meeting the board discussed city librarian's report, committee reports, finance and properties committee, bills and payments, Foundation, Friends,…
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Brig and Mrs. McClellan of the Salvation Army
Negative of Brig and Mrs. McClellan sitting at a table in their Salvation Army uniforms in 1943.
Captain Gladys Rhinehart's Wedding
Negative of Capt. Gladys Rhinehart's wedding in 1941. The groomsmen and bridesmaids are all wearing Salvation Army uniforms.
David E. Williamson - Boy with a Drum and Salvation Army Banner
This is the glass negative of David E. Williamson's boy with a drum and wearing a Salvation Army banner. The photo was taken by Charles Wasson of Wasson Studios in Decatur, IL in the early 1900s.
Major Thomas Williamson in an Automobile With His Family
Photograph of Major Thomas Williamson with his family in an automobile in front of the Wallender-Wilder-Mattes Co. Printers office in Decatur, IL. Williamson was involved with the Salvation Army in Decatur from 1906-1914.
Mrs. Thurston (Mary Ann) Thomas
Photograph of Mrs. Thurston (Mary Ann) Thomas; (born 2/6/1849; died 2/10/1941) married Thurston Thomas 12/12/1867); 52 years of active work with the Salvation Army. photo by the Review.
Photographs from Lincoln Square
Photographs of various businesses and people from Lincoln Square.
Thomas Hutchinson Wells
Photograph of Thomas Hutchinson Wells; (died 7/13/1925). He was an employee of the Wabash Railroad for over 40 years. He entered the employment of the Wabash in 1884, being sent to Peru, Ind. where for three years he was foreman of the planing mill.…