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- Tags: Construction
Photos of Construction of the Review Building at 365 N. Main St., Decatur, IL.
Block W. Prairie St., back of the Suffern Building.
Photos of the Chuck Wagon Diner
Tags: 124 W. William St., 1961, BS353, BS353A, BS353B, BS933, BS934, building, Chuck Wagon Diner, Construction, Decatur IL., Diner, Restaurant, Street Car Diner
Miscellaneous Photographs Downtown Decatur, IL.
Photographs of Pershing School Under Construction.
Photograph of Thomas Jefferson Middle School under construction.
Photographs of Construction at Decatur High School, August 1970
Tags: 1970, Construction, Decatur High School, Decatur IL., DHS, Schools
Photographs Aerial View of Stephen Decatur High School Construction
Local History Museum and Archive Development Analysis Report - September 2009
Clarence Sowers' Oral History
Tags: 1st contract, 8th grade education, Amusement Park, automobile mechanic, bricklayer foreman, bricklayers trade, bull ring, casino, catholic schools, changes in construction, changes to Decatur, childhood, Churches, Construction, Cuba tour, customer loyalty, Decatur IL, Dreamland Park, Fairview Park, family, Florida, freight foreman, future of Decatur, garden, Great Depression, Hawaii, health issues, Indiana, interview, Jasper County IL, Juarez, Linn & Scruggs building, Lodge, Macon School, Mexico, Nassau Bahamas, oral history, Pennsylvania Railroad, photography, recording, retirement, Sarasota FL, shoveling coal, Staley Company, Streetcars, Travel, union, Wabash Railroad, wildcat whistle, World War I, World War II, WPA workers, WWI, WWII
Hugh Baker's Oral History
Tags: 1985, alcoholism committees, automobiles, Betty Turnell, building homes, changes to milking, Chatanooga TN, childhood, City Milk Inspector, civic boards, company town, Construction, Cows, Dairy Farm, Decatur High School, Decatur IL, Decatur Mental Health Center, diptheria, electricity, epidemic, family life, farm, farmhouse, farming, Great Depression, harvest dinners, hired hands, hobbies, Hugh Baker, interview, June 1985, Liberty Bonds, marine engineering, Mary W. French School, mechanical engineering, Milk Delivery, Mueller City, Mueller Company, Mueller family, Mueller IL, Mueller Pottery Plant, naval architecture, oral history, pasteurization, Plant 3, public parks, recording, Recreation, retirement, Roosevelt Junior High School, Salvation Army board, sanitary conditions, South Shores, sterilization, tenant's house, The Mueller Land Improvement Trust, University of Michigan, World War I