Browse Items · Decatur Public Library Local History Photo Collection

Photo of the Angle Hotel

Photograph of the Angle Hotel located at N. 519 Front Street.

Tags: 519 N. Front St., Angle Hotel, BS942, building, Business, Decatur IL., hotel, Lodging

Photograph of A. & W. Tavern Owners Shaking Hands

Tags: A & W Tavern, BS940, Business, Decatur IL., owners, Tavern

Photographs: Ferris Wheel, Merry-go-Round, J. L. Culumber, Aerial View, Roller Rink and the train Little Rebel.

Tags: 3/1/1954, 7/27/1951, 7/8/1945, Aerial View, Amusement Park, BS926, BS927, BS928, BS929, BS930, c. 1940's, Chap, Decatur IL., Ferris Wheel, Jesse L. Culumber, Little Rebel, merry-go-round, Roller Rink

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

Miscellaneous Photos of Archer Daniel Midland Co. Buildings.

Tags: 10/1/1948, 10/21/1969, ADM, Agriculture, Archer Daniel Midland Co., BS921, BS922, BS923, BS924, Buildings, Business, Decatur IL., Grain Processing, Manufacturing, Noel C. Dick

Two Photos of Employees at Archer Daniel Midland Co. Photo of New Soybean Plant Site. Interior Photo of ADM Plant.

Tags: 1/11/1939, 12/14/1939, ADM, Agriculture, Archer Daniel Midland Co., Bagging Machine, BS917, BS918, BS919, BS920, Decatur IL., employees, interior, Milling Machine, Plant Site

Two Men Injured in Explosion at Archer Daniel Midland on Grain Elevator 6/8/1984.

Tags: 6/8/1984, ADM, Archer Daniel Midland Co., BS916, Burned, Decatur IL., Explosion, grain elevator, Two Injured

Photograph of Workers Striking at Archer Daniel Midland Co. Oct. 16, 1981.

Tags: 10/16/1981, ADM, Archer Daniel Midland Co., BS915, Decatur IL., Gasahol Plant, Herald and Review, Ron Ernest, Strike

Photograph of Economist Parry Dixon, Archer Daniels Midland Company.

Tags: ADM, Agriculture, Archer Daniels Midland Co., BS914, Decatur IL., Economist, Grain Co., Manufacturing, Parry Dixon

Photographs of factory workers making artillery shells at Oakes Products, Div. of Houdaille-Hershey Corp. during WWII.