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Residence - 125 B. Pine - James Millikin Home

These are historical accounts of the residence and its owners at 125 N. Pine

Residence - #4 Millikin Place - Adolph Mueller Home

These are historical accounts of residence and its owners at #4 Millikin Place

Residence - #3 Millikin Place - William Grady Home

These are historical accounts of residence and its owners at #3 Millikin Place

Residence - #2 Millikin Place - Edward P. Erving Home

These are historical accounts of the residence and its owners at #2 Millikin Place

Residence - #1 Millikin Place - Robert Mueller Home

These are historical accounts of the residence and its owners at #1 Millikin Place

Residences - Millikin Place - #1. #2. and #4.

These are historical accounts of the residences in Millikin Place and its owners.

A.G. Webber III's Oral History: Mueller Story

This is the oral history of A.G. Webber III. He was interviewed by Betty Turnell in 1982. This interview covers the history of the Mueller Company.

Tags: "Lost 40", "Old Black Joe", "The Mueller Story", 1982, A.G. Webber, A.G. Webber III, Adolf Mueller, apprentice, Benito Mussolini, Betty Turnell, Canada, Chamber of Commerce trip, counsel for Mueller Co., Decatur IL, Division of labor, double desks, Duke Mueller, employee recreation, Everett Mueller, Frank Mueller, Fred Mueller, gardening, gas piping, grandfather, Great Depression, gun shop, Henry Mueller, Hieronymus Mueller, hiking club, immigrant, interview, Inventions, Jack Banton, judge, lawyer, machinist, Millikin Place, Mueller Company, Mueller factory, Mueller lawyer, Mueller Lodge, Mueller Picnic, Mueller village, office space, oral history, Oscar Mueller, patents, pay phone, Phillip Mueller, Plant, Port Huron MI, prairie forest, Public Relations, railroading, recording, Robert Mueller, Rockford IL, Rome Italy, sales, Sarni Ontario, South Shores, straw hat, tomatoes

Photographs of 219 N. Pine St.

Photographs of 219 N. Pine St. This house was built by H.W. Hill in 1877. It was located on the corner block at Pine and William streets. The Property and house was willed to his son, John, who sold it in 1909 to several men who divided it into lots…

Photograph of No. 1 Millikin Place

Photograph of No. 1 Millikin Place. This house was built by Robert Mueller in 1911 and 1912. His widow, Addie E., still lived there in 1954.

Tags: 1 Millikin Place, 1911, 1912, Addie Mueller, Baker, Decatur IL, George Baker, house, Millikin Place, Mueller, Photo File: Houses, Robert Mueller

Photographs of No. 4 Millikin Place

Photographs of No. 4 Millikin Place. This house was built by Adolph Mueller in 1912. It was sold in 1946 to Richard S. Reeser.

Tags: 1912, 4 Millikin Place, Adolph Mueller, Baker, Decatur IL, Geroge Baker, house, Millikin Place, Mueller, Photo File: Houses, Reeser, Richard Reeser, Richard S. Reeser

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