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Board of Directors Meeting - July 17, 1975
This is the minutes and agenda for the Board of Directors meeting on July 17, 1975.
Board of Directors Meeting - July 17, 1975
This is the minutes and agenda for the Board of Directors meeting on July 17, 1975.
Board of Trustees Special Budget Meeting Minutes February 1964
Decatur Public Library Board
Finance and Properties Committee Meeting - April 2024
This is the monthly meeting of the Finance and Properties committee meeting - April 2024
Lincoln Trail Homestead State Park and Memorial Compendium
Collection # 59
Introduction and purpose to a compendium covering Lincoln's first home in Illinois.
Photo of John A. (Jack) Coughlin
WWII - Herald and Review Library; Coughlin, John A. (Jack), 6/24/1942. Article on back of photo: "Corp. John A. Coughlin, 221, S. Taylor Ave., was one of 21 soldiers surviving the June 15 sinking of the medium-sized American freighter off the east…
Tags: 21 Survive, 88 Lost, Decatur IL, June 15 1942, Shipwrecked, World War II, WWII
"A Coming Eve
WWI - "A Coming Eve" float with hanging effigy of Kaiser Wilhelm in the Red Cross parade, May 1918.
Tags: Decatur IL, Effigy Kaiser Wilhelm, Parade, Red Cross, World War I, WWI
"A Hot Perch" Political Cartoon
This is a glass negative of a political cartoon called "A Hot Perch". The cartoon was created by an artist named Satterfield, while the photo was taken by Charles Wasson of Wasson Studios in Decatur, IL in the early 1900s.
"Immortal J.N." Free
Photograph of "Immortal J.N." (Jacob Newman) Free (d. 6/27/1906). Free was a wanderer who traveled throughout the United States for 50 years by riding for free on every railroad, and staying in hotels at their expense. He was considered harmlessly…
"Indian Stalking Deer"
These are glass negatives of an unknown man hunting a deer along a river. The man is portraying an "Indian"/Native-American according to the description with the negative.
The photos were taken by Charles Wasson of Wasson Studios in Decatur,…
The photos were taken by Charles Wasson of Wasson Studios in Decatur,…