Browse Items · Decatur Public Library Local History Photo Collection

Two Boys By A Lake

This is a photograph of two unknown boys by a lake.

Tags: Decatur IL, Decatur Public Library, lake, photographs, two boys, VFC2, Virgin Family Collection

This is a photograph of two unknown boys and a cart

Tags: Decatur IL, Decatur Public Library, photographs, Two Boys and A Cart, VFC4, VFC5, Virgin Family Collection

This is a photograph of two unknown boys

Tags: collection, Decatur IL, Decatur Public Library, photographs, two boys, VFC6, Virgin Family

Photograph of Two Unidentified ADM Executives.

Tags: 12/4/1939, ADM, Agriculture, Archer Daniel Midland Co., BS925, Business, Decatur IL., Executives, Grain Processing, management, Manufacturing

Photograph of funeral procession of Tunis Wilson. Ran in the Decatur Daily Review, 4/26/1917. Full obit: Decatur Herald; 4/23/1917; p. 3

Tags: biography, Decatur Bridge Works, Decatur IL., Funeral Cortege, Holly Johnson, Illinois National Guard, Photo File: Biography, Tunis Wilson, W.W.Wilson, World War I, WWI

This is the letter from Robert Dumas to Leslie Allen about the Breckenridge Trust Fund and Bridges Trust Fund.

Tags: 1977, board of directors, Board of Trustees, Breckenridge Trust Fund, Bridges Trust Fund, City Librarian, city manager, City of Decatur, Decatur IL, Decatur Public Library, June 1977, Leslie Allen, letter, Robert Dumas, trust funds

Photograph of Trixy the dog.

Tags: dog, Ella Foulk Converse, Foulk family, Trixy

Photograph of the Transfer House after a heavy snow storm in Decatur, IL.

Tags: Big Snow, Decatur IL, Ella Foulk Converse, Foulk family, Transfer House

This is a letter for parts and services to install or replace a Trane refrigerant monitor. It was sent to Noah Tipton. Cost $6,255.00

Tags: $6, 255.00, board of directors, Decatur IL, Decatur Public Library, February 2012, Hunzeker Service Agency, refrigerant monitor, Trane Letter

Photograph of a tram system over a river.

Tags: Mabel Grubbs Roberts, River, Roberts Family Collection, tram system