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A rear view of Mine No. 58, Taylorville. After 1921, this mine would be known as Peabody Mine No. 58.

A front view of Mine No. 58, Taylorville. After 1921, this mine would be known as Peabody Mine No. 58.

Men in white uniforms ride horses in a parade through a neighborhood in Taylorville.

A circus parades through a neighborhood in Taylorville.

Several horse drawn carriages parade through a town on a dirt road. The lead carriage is occupied by members of a band.

An acrobat performs on a tightrope at the 1st National Bank, Taylorville.

Portrait of Stephen Boch, Sr. with his sons Frank Boch (left), Frederick "Fritz" Boch (center), and Max Boch (right).

Portrait of Stephen Boch holding a carpet bag and an unidentified man wearing a mask pendant while wearing hats.

A young Otto Boch poses for a portrait with a pipe in his mouth.

Max Boch sits next to a building while recovering from injuries he sustained during a motorcycle accident.

Maria "Mary" Prozniker Boch of Taylorville stands in a barnyard with her sons, from left to right, Frederick "Fritz" Boch, Max Boch, Frank Boch, and Otto Boch.

Maria "Mary" Prozniker Boch of Taylorville hangs laundry with an unidentified boy nearby.

Maria "Mary" Prozniker Boch feeds chickens outside.

Maria "Mary" Prozniker Boch and her son, Max Boch, exchange money outside a house.

Maria "Mary" Prozniker Boch poses for a portrait in front of a wire fence.

Shirley Boch Trendel stands in a flower pot smiling at the camera.

Infant Shirley Boch Trendel sits next to a sculpture of a lion.

Shirley Boch Trendel plays with a doll outside a house.

Portrait of Frederick "Fritz" Boch standing in a workshop surrounded by paint cans.

Frank Boch and his first wife, Hazel Ewing Boch, pose for a portrait.

Frank Boch poses with his rifle and the results of a day of squirrel hunting.

Ferdinand Boch, a coal miner, poses outside a car with a dog. His wife, Ruth Boch, is presumably pictured in the car.

The Boch brothers pose for a portrait. From left to right (back row): Ferdinand Boch, Frank Boch, and Max Boch. From left to right (front row): Otto Boch and Frederick "Fritz" Boch.

Mary Macek poses for an outdoor portrait while holding flowers.

Portrait of Brownie Smith in uniform with an unidentified man lying in the grass in the background.