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The tombstone of Joseph J. Campbell is inscribed "Born Aug. 21, 1885; Drowned Aug. 14, 1900."

The tombstone of the James J. Campbell family is inscribed "James J. Campbell; Born in W[ ]Scotland June 17, 1848; Died July 22, 1894; Anna F. His Wife 1858-1917." and John F. Campbell "1889-1930 Co. C. 46th Inf."

Leo A. Campbell and Sister Mary Gabriel, formerly Agnes Campbell of Peoria, pose for an outdoor photograph.

Mr. Capps sits at his desk smoking a pipe.

M. S. Meyer stands next to a chair while holding a cigarette.On verso: "M. S. Meyer doing the fitting. Of no interest to the family."

The J. C. Capps and Sons staff poses for a portrait behind a long table placed before a circus mural.Standing (left to right): Joe Bagale, Ray Greenfield, Jack Duffy, Max Hup, S. N. Osborne, Jim Wood, W. T. Capps, Jr., Kenneth Boston, Harry Hammitt,…

Several men inspect suit jackets on mannequins. On verso: "Steve Zwick, Dave Tribble, Mck Bagale, Ed Bagale, Ernie Correll, Ted Forward."

Several employees sew side by side.

Women sort through bundles of textiles.

Several women sew suit coats at long work tables.

An aerial photograph features the J. C. Capps & Sons, Ltd. Building in Jacksonville, Illinois.

Members of the J. C. Capps Clothes staff pose for a group photo at a luncheon meeting in 1933.Left to right: Frank Miller, Louis Tribble, W. T. Capps, M. S. Meyer, Max Hup, Harry Friedman, Herbert Capps, Tillinghast, J. G. Capps, Leo McGinnis, Carl…

Businessmen tour a Caterpillar Plant during World War II.

Jan Clayton, Vivian Dorsett, Lieutenant Governor John Chapman, and Judy Canon gather for a photo in front of the phone bank at the United Cerebral Palsy Telethon in Quincy. A person dressed as Santa Claus stands in the back of the photo.

Several politicians gather at the opening of Route 66 in Lincoln, including Lieutenant Governor John Chapman (4th from left), Governor William G. Stratton (5th from left), Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier (3rd from right), State Treasurer…

Governor William G. Stratton (3rd from right) stands with several other state officials during the ribbon cutting ceremony at the opening of Route 66 in Lincoln. From left to right: Elmer J. Hoffman, State Treasurer; Unidentified; John W. Chapman,…

Several politicians gather in the office of the Secretary of State for a photo opportunity. From left to right: State Treasurer Elmer J. Hoffman; Attorney General Latham Castle; Secretary of State Charles Carpentier; Judge Ray Klingbiel; Lieutenant…

Lieutenant Governor John Chapman speaks at Republican Day at the State Fair.

Lieutenant Governor John W. Chapman(seated) signs a document at Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier's desk under the supervision of (l-r): Judge Ray Klingbiel, Superintendent of Public Instruction Vernon L. Nickell, andCarpentier.

Lieutenant Governor John Chapman meets with Frank J. Gale, South Zone Manager, Kroger Peoria Division (center) and William F. Lincer, Vice President of Kroger, Peoria Division (right).

Lieutenant Governor John Chapman (2nd from left) joins Frank J. Gale, South Zone Manager, Kroger Peoria Division (far left); William F. Lincer, Vice President of Kroger, Peoria Division (2nd from right); and William Seeber, Manager of the Kroger in…

Lieutenant Governor John Chapman poses with Girls' State members in front of a portrait of George Washington on the floor of one of the Illinois General Assembly Chambers. Girls State participants from left to right: Mary Ruth, Governor; Yini…

Members of the Illinois Metropolitan Local Governmental Services Commission stand outside of a Trans-Canada Airlines plane at Midway Airport in Chicago.

Members of Boys' State, headed by Mr. Hovey, meet with Lieutenant Governor John Chapman in his office.

Lieutenant Governor John Chapman crowns Mrs. Illinois 1956.