Browse Items (668 total)
- Collection: Photo File: Business
Sort by:
Photos Young's Meat Packing Plant
Photograph of Young's Meat Packing Plant with butchers and meat hanging. Photograph of Al Young and sons. "More information in the Sunday, Apr. 26, 1970 Herald and Review."
Photo of Zip Florist Building Front
Photograph of Zip Florist Building, 850 E. Wood St., Decatur, IL. Jerry's Tap is on the left side and Arthur's Furniture is on the right.
Photos A. W. Cash Valve Manufacturing
Photograph of A. W. Cash. Group photo of A. W. Cash Engineers and Machinist. Photos of A. W. Cash WWII wartime products. Photograph of A. W. Cash Building 666 E. Wabash Ave., Decatur, IL.
Aerial Photos of ADM Construction and Truck Waiting to Unload Grain.
Aerial photographs of Archer Daniels Midland construction. Photo of railway cars at the ADM plant. Photograph of farm trucks waiting line to unload grain.
Photos of the Herald and Review Baseball Teams
Photo of the baseball bleachers and spectators watching the Herald and Review Baseball Team. Group photograph of the Review baseball team. Photograph BS503: "Review --Baseball Team--Review Boy's Baseball League--St. Patrick's Bulldogs--1925…
Photos of the Herald and Review Building Exterior and Interior.
Photograph of the Review Air Compressor. Photograph of the Review Building in 1888. Photos of Review of counting room or business office. Photograph of work area. Photograph of Review elevator. Photograph of hall and stairway, 1895. Photograph of…
Photos of Various Business Offices.
Photograph of Business Manager Office 1895. Photograph of Editor's Office 1895. Photograph Employees 1890. Photograph of General Manager's Office 1913. Photograph of Engine Room 1895 with employee. Photograph of Engraving Room 1913, with employee.
Photos of Operating Equipment.
Photograph of Light Plant Dec. 1895. Photograph Mechanical Superintendent 1913. Photograph Power Plant, 12/7/1913. Photograph Sprinkler System 12/7/1913. Photograph Vacuum Cleaner 12/7/1913.
Photo of Elks Country Club
Photograph of the Elks Country Club looking across the water. "Before 1930 The Lakeshore Club, formerly the Elks Country Club and then the Hit Hat has the most pretentious building and can handle large Saturday night crowds."