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32-FBE-10
1974
11
1
The owners of this property lost their old house to the expanded U.S. 41, but built a new one just to the east...
3-BBE-28
1966
32
1
This house appears to have been a casualty of the U.S. 41 highway expansion in the early 1970s. The house was...
7-BBE-16
1966
35
1
Based on 1971 aerial photos available on the earthexplorer.usgs.gov website, this house appears to have been...
24-FBE-10
1974
28
1
Is it just me, or did someone saw the crib in half?
2-BBE-25
1966
90
1
Goetz Bros. International Harvester dealership.
2-BBE-5
1966
47
1
How similar this farmstead layout is to that of 2-BBE-4. Around the time these 8-room farmhouses might have...
8-FBE-3
1974
69
1
W.F. Starz & Company operated this grain elevator at Barce in the early 1900s. The October 7, 1904 edition...
9-DBE-11
1979
28
1
Home of the Klemme's. Many a third and fourth grader were taught by Mrs. Bette Klemme at Stockland (IL...
9-DBE-6
1979
41
2
Edgar Handy farm implements.
25-FBE-2
1974
24
1
Edgar Handy farm implements.
24-FBE-27
1974
469
15
Freeland Park School, home of the Rockets. Opened in 1922, closed in 1963 and stood until 1977.
69-BIR-16
1976
9
1
Crows Hybrids, famous for high lysine corn and one of the best logos in the history of seed corn.
2-KVE-35
1972
99
1
This was formerly the site of the Rankin, Illinois rail yard, maintenance shop, roundhouse and turntable. According...
57-BIR-15
1965
29
1
This is now the site of the Christian Bible Church. At the time of this photo, the farmstead was part of a 160...
7-BNE-30
1966
127
3
In 1922, this elevator replaced the original structure which was damaged by a wind storm. The National Grain...
1-BWA-5
1980
21
1
Puritan Water Conditioning, Inc on Lafayette Street in Crawfordsville, Indiana.
17-XBE-1
1983
20
1
Talbot Grain's east facility would later lose two of the 75,000 bushel storage bins in May 1985, following...
18-DBE-30
1979
32
1
Talbot Grain, east facility. The May 16, 1985 edition of the Journal and Courier (Lafayette, Indiana) reported...
31-FBE-7
1974
42
1
The Talbot Grain Company was incorporated in 1919. The "American Co-operative Manager" publication...
24-JIR-12
1971
22
1
Swing Elevator, purchased by father/son Marvin/Joe Swing in 1946. Operated by Goodwine Co-op since 1995.
89-BIR-14
1965
20
1
Alonzo branch of Goodwine Cooperative. Original structure was constructed in 1920.
94-BIR-13
1965
74
1
Grain elevator at Greer, constructed in 1908. As reported in the Grain Dealer's Journal, the elevator had...
93-BIR-38
1965
35
1
This is the Hallock grain elevator, constructed in 1910 by Herron-Patterson Grain Company. As reported in the...
106-BIR-24
1965
49
1
The cornfield behind this house is now the First Christian Church.
95-BIR-13
1976
16
1
The grain elevator on the right was constructed in 1891 and operated by Allen Miner Eastburn, who owned about...
106-BIR-22
1965
51
1
Berry's Processing on 522 E. Elm Street. From the 2017 Watseka Sesquicentennial special in the Watseka Times...
106-BIR-30
1965
56
1
The historic Roff Home, famous for The Watseka Wonder.
9-ANE-27
1992
16
1
The former Illiana Club.
13-BIR-9
1965
56
3
Ken - take a look at the link below. There is a photo of a George Stump farm. Is this what you're looking...
120-NIR-10
1981
22
2
Did you know...the land on which this farmstead was built was purchased from the U.S. Government by Hamilton...