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"Don Skaggs looks at the new display commemorating the first time a tornado was tracked by radar" The News-Gazette, August 30, 2001

Historic reenactors firing muskets at Fort de Chartres in Prairie Du Rocher, IL.

Photo of First Presbyterian Church in Urbana, Illinois, taken from a vantage point on the southeast corner of the intersection of Green Street and Orchard Street.

Flatiron Building at 301 W. Main Street, Urbana. This building was designed by Joseph Royer. It was constructed in 1906 and held Royer's Architecture offices. It burned down in March 1948.

Metal plate with an inverted engraving of the Fortnightly Club logo. The plate was hand carved by The Jenner Co.

1896 photograph of members of the Fortnightly Club

Frank Jaques (1839-1896) came to Urbana in 1858. He was a lawyer, businessman, philanthropist, and early supporter of the library

This portrait of the Fred Turner was presented to the University of Illinois in 1968, the year of his retirement, by students who worked in his office while attending the university. It was painted by Fred Conway of Washington University in St.…

Black and white photograph of the front gate at Fort de Chartres in Prairie Du Rocher, Illinois.