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Res Ord Num
96-23
Res Ord Title
DESIGNATING A LANDMARK - 695 WEST MOUND ROAD
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5/6/1996
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/ � � '�4 <br /> �i <br /> , <br /> � <br /> i; <br /> ;I <br /> �� <br /> �1 <br /> � <br /> � <br /> I <br /> I <br /> Members of the Zonta Club oi Decatur's committee for � <br /> the preparation of this book ior either or ooth of the ctub � <br /> years, 1973 to 1975, l�ave been Helen Beeson, L.ouise Grundler, ` <br /> A;nes Henebry, hlargaret bleyer, Rubye tilochel, and Esther I <br /> Post, with Charlotte �teyer as chairman. Special credit is due <br /> Miss Anna Belle �leyer, who contributed many hours of secre- �. <br /> tarial service and Bil I.arrick, Decatur Public Lbrary staff ; <br /> artist,who did tlie cover desi�n. <br /> For the convenience of persons interested in seeing the � <br /> structures, the book lias been arran�ed in four sections with <br /> the buildings in each listed in a sequence that can be readily j <br /> followed in a walkin;or drivin� tour. ' <br /> In addition to forty-nine historic structure biographies, � <br /> there are pictures of Decatur's four statues of Abraham lincoln, � <br /> one at the beginning of eaclt of the four sections. Three of the ; <br /> four statues show Lincoln in poses characteristic of him at the � <br /> time he lived in or frequented our city and county. <br /> It is tl�e sincere hope of tliose involved in this project <br /> that it shouid be considered just a beginnin; and that other <br /> interested groups or individuals will continue the exploration <br /> of Decatur's past. Tliere are still many worthy structures to � <br /> be described and many fascinating stories to be told. � <br /> i <br /> r <br /> � <br /> it <br /> ,. � <br /> :# <br /> i� <br /> S <br /> Y <br /> '� <br /> �� <br /> I1 <br /> ._ <br /> � <br /> i <br /> J <br />
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