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"Near Death"
Image of University of Illinois student William Spurrier, whom ultimately died following a visit to local gambling, drinking, and prostitution establishments in Champaign.
"New dress regulation wins kiss," December 9, 1971
Newspaper article in the Daily Illini, December 9, 1971, about amendments to the Champaign city dress code, that would now allow people of all genders to dress in any gendered clothing without legal repercussions.
"The gay community: For some, living borders on the impossible," Oct. 27, 1973
Newspaper article in the Daily Illini, October 27, 1973, about Champaign-Urbana's gay and lesbian communities.
103 Club
103 Club at 103 N. Market St., Champaign
103 Club Floor Plan
Floor plan of the 103 Club
Art Club 125th Anniversary Invitation, 2001
Invitation to the 125th Anniversary Celebration of the Art Club of Champaign.
Back of Cattle Bank building during early stages of restoration
Back of Cattle Bank building after Joe's barbershop was torn down, during the early stages of restoration.
Back of Cattle Bank building during restoration
Back of Cattle Bank building during restoration after the removal of Joe's Barbershop.
Back of Cattle Bank building during restoration
Cattle Bank building during restoration with the back wall removed.
Cattle Bank after the 1971 fire.
The Cattle Bank (then Heimlich Sundries) after a 1971 fire that destroyed most of the building interior.