Decatur, IL: Del's Popcorn shop, a gem in downtown Decatur on Merchant St. Tasty popcorn and a cool sign to boot!
Here's a few Decatur photos that might recall some memories of times gone by.... Stephen Decatur High School corner of Water St...
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The new owners must buy it with the interior sight unseen and will face a mountain of restoration work — and organizing an eviction.
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I was working on something else and came across these old Decatur & Macon County maps on-line; wanted to share them here.... last upd...
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Decatur, IL: This is the Chinese Tea Garden restaurant located at the intersection of Main & Main (yes two streets named "Main St." that intersect!). Known for it's cheaply priced food, it was featured in a scene from the 2009 movie "The Informant" starring Matt Damon, and directed by Steven Soderbergh. The movie was partly filmed in Decatur.
Trio of GP60s on 67A, nice surprise!
This is a portion of Lake Decatur and the dam located in Decatur, Illinois, at Route 51 South. An old railroad bridge crosses the lake on the top left.
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Here are a few memories of hotels and motels that use to be found in Decatur. Some of these buildings are long, long gone. ...
Here's a collection of photographs from inside the Staley Tower (Tate & Lyle Administration Building) at 2200 East Eldorado Street. ...
This is the A.E. Staley Administration Building in Decatur, Illinois. The company is now known as Tate & Lyle. Ground was broke on February 16, 1929, for this building near the Northeast corner of William and 22nd Streets. It is 14 stories high and 206 feet tall and, at the time, it was the tallest building in downstate Illinois. The exterior features Indiana limestone, 60-foot wide steps at the main entrance, five doorways with bronze arches, and an observation deck enclosed in glass. The building was opened on April 19, 1930, and was called "The Castle in the Cornfields" and "The Lighthouse of the Prairie."
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