Browse Items (36 total)

Tags: #8.003, 1918, 6/30/1918, Allen Travis, Ambrose Greenfield, B&O, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western RR, collection, Henry W. Davis, ISHRAB-2017-25-12, James Millikin, John S. Kiser, land plats, Long Creek IL, Maps, N.L. Prather, railroad, Railroad Maps Collection, right of way, Samuel M.C. Davis, State Road 36, Track

Tags: articles, C C Burroughs, Central Iron Works, Charlotte Meyer, Charlotte Meyer Collection, Decatur IL, Decatur Public Library, Decatur Review, E T Coleman, History, James Millikin, Margaret Meyer, photos, Progressive Decatur, The Story of Decatur, Union Iron Works

Tags: administrative officers, Albert Taylor, Art Center, articles, AT Mills, Autobiography, biographies, Building campaign, building drive, Daniel Gage, Dedication, description, DS Shellabarger, EB Hitchcock, Expansion, Gerald Redford, Herald and Review, History, History of Macon County, James Millikin, Keith Sculle, letters, Millikin Home, obituaries, Paul McKay, photos, Popular and Electoral votes for President, President Theodore Roosevelt, Silas McClelland, student strike, The Millikin Story, TW Galloway, Woodrow Wilson

Tags: 1860-1974, About Town, Anna Haworth, Art Work in Decatur, Article, ceiling frescoe, Centennial History of Macon County, Charlotte Meyer, Charlotte Meyer Collection, Decatur Day Nursery, Decatur Public Schools, Decatur Republican, description, Doris Weilepp, Elijah McCaughey, Florence Catto, H. Lynn Bohon, Herald and Review, History, James Millikin, Lysander Haworth, Macon County Coordinating Council, Mildred E. Price, Millikin Trust, Mutual Protective League, owners, P.H. Bruech, Photograph, Preservation in Decatur, Protective League Life Insurance, Rane Bohon, Register of Old Buildings, Wedding

Tags: 1860-1974, About Town, Anna Haworth, Art Work in Decatur, Article, ceiling frescoe, Centennial History of Macon County, Charlotte Meyer, Charlotte Meyer Collection, Decatur Day Nursery, Decatur Public Schools, Decatur Republican, description, Doris Weilepp, Elijah McCaughey, Florence Catto, H. Lynn Bohon, Herald and Review, History, James Millikin, Lysander Haworth, Macon County Coordinating Council, Mildred E. Price, Millikin Trust, Mutual Protective League, owners, P.H. Bruech, Photograph, Preservation in Decatur, Protective League Life Insurance, Rane Bohon, Register of Old Buildings, Wedding

Tags: 1876-1974, Albert Taylor, Anna Aston Millikin, art department, Article, assessor's office, biography, Charlotte Meyer, Charlotte Meyer Collection, city directory, description, drawing, flu epidemic 1918, Herald and Review, Historians Contribution to Community Preservation and Development, History, History of Macon County, History of the Mt. Zion Presbyterian Church, Illinois State Chronicles, James Millikin, John Drury, Life of James Millikin, Lynn Bohon, Macon County Coordinating Council, Martin Myers, Maxine Jackson Kyle, Millikin Homestead, Millikin Place, Millikin University, Obituary, Old Illinois Houses, Outdoor Illinois, owners, Paul Sprague, photos, pictures, Register of Old Buildings, Ruth Priest

Tags: 1911-1974, Adolph Mueller, Architectural Record, Art Work of Decatur, Article, assessor's office, biography, Bradley Cantrell, Brooks Allen, Charlotte Meyer, Charlotte Meyer Collection, city directory, description, drawing, Duane Potter, E.P. Irving, floor plan, Frank Lloyd Wright's Relationship to Three Decatur House, Gail Rodgers Olsen, H. Lynn Bohon, Herald and Review, Herman von Holst, Hill Place Development Plans, History, Illinois State University Library, James Millikin, Jane Kay, Jean K. Geohegan, Macon County Coordinating Council, Margaret Meyer, Marion Mahoney Griffin, Millikin Place, October 1916, owners, Peter Wicht, photos, Raymond Gregg, Register of Old Buildings, Robert Mueller, Susan Berkson, The Feminist Art Journal, The Prairie School, Walter Griffin, William Dutton

Tags: c. 1900, Charles Wasson, Charles Wasson Photo Collection, Decatur IL, Glass Negative, James Millikin, man, negative, Wasson Studios

Tags: 1982, A.G. Webber, A.G. Webber II, A.G. Webber III, A.G. Webber IV, air conditioned courtrooms, Albert G. Webber III, appeals, Appellate Bench, apprentice, bar exam, Betty Turnell, changes to judicial courts, chopping wood, Circuit Bench, Circuit Clerk's vault, class action suits, close friends, confidential advisor, County Board, County Court, Cumberland Charter, Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Decatur IL, Des Moines IA, Dorothy Brown, fourth courthouse construction, Fourth District Appellate Court, general counsel, hangings, Hieronymus Mueller, immigrant, interview, James Millikin, judge, Judge John McCoy, Judge Morthland, judicial amendment, Keokuk IA, law school, lawyer, legal notices, legal work, Macon County Sheriff, Master in Chancery, Millikin Family, Millikin Homestead, Millikin University, Mueller family, Navy, office boy, oral history, public defendants, railroading, recording, Rev. Hawkins, Richard Welsh, Rock Island Railroad, sequestered jury, suppression of confession, third courthouse, trial bench, University of Illinois Law School, World War I, World War II

Tags: "Stuck at Taylor's College", 1980, academy, Albert Taylor Hall, Aston Hall, athletic director, Barracks, basketball, basketball and track coach, Bethany College, Betty Turnell, Bill Muer, business manager, Business Manager Emeritus, changes to Millikin University, Charlene Wood, chemistry, childhood, City of Decatur, Clyde Hart, coach, Davida McCaslin, Decatur High School, Decatur IL, dormitories, Dr. Albert Taylor, Dr. Claire A. Garber, Dr. Fellows, Dr. J. Roger Miller, Dr. John C. Hessler, Dr. Malone, Dr. McKay, Dr. Tyler, Dr. William Casey, engineering, Flora IL, G.I. Bill, Gastman School, Gorin Library, Grace Patton Conant, Griswold Physical Education Center, Hank Gill, Industrial Arts Department, interview, James Millikin, Jimmy Ashmore, Kirkland Fine Arts Center, Lake Geneva WI, Liberal Arts Building, March 1980, Millikin National Bank, Millikin University, Norman Wann, Northwestern Military and Naval Academy, oral history, Powers Building, Professor L.M. Cole, Professor Townsley, R. Wayne Gill, recording, Recreation Department, SATC, School of Music, Scovill Science Hall, Secretary-Treasurer, Student Army Training Corps, Superintendent of Recreation, veterans, vocational training, West Virginia, William Henderson, World War I, World War II, WWI, WWII