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- Collection: Fred H. Turner Woodblock Collection
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Champaign County Courthouse, 1859-1900.
This was the fourth Champaign County Courthouse and was in use from 1859 until 1900 when the building was redesigned by Urbana architect Joseph Royer.
Chapel at Fort de Chartres
Interior black and white photograph of the Chapel at Fort de Chartres in Prairie Du Rocher, Illinois.
Chapel at Fort de Chartres (127/213)
Fred and Betty Turner's first annual wood-block print Christmas Card, which featured the Chapel at Fort de Chartres in Prairie Du Rocher, IL.
Chapel at Fort de Chartres (44/213)
Fred and Betty Turner's first annual wood-block print Christmas Card, which featured the Chapel at Fort de Chartres in Prairie Du Rocher, IL.
Chapel at Fort de Chartres (EX #4/213)
Fred and Betty Turner's first annual wood-block print Christmas Card, which featured the Chapel at Fort de Chartres in Prairie Du Rocher, IL.
Charles J. Hull Homestead, 1963
Fred and Betty Turner's eighteenth annual wood-block print Christmas Card that featured the Charles J. Hull homestead.
Charles Jerrod Hull Portrait
Charles Hull built the Hull homestead in 1856 and lived there until 1889.
Closeup of wood-block
Closeup of wood-block carving done by Fred H. Turner for one of his and Betty's annual Christmas cards.
Color photo of Conkeytown Bridge
Color photo of Conkeytown Bridge during winter.
