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A streetview of Belden Square in Danville features several businesses including Farm & City Loans Fire Insurance, C. Adair Barber Tobacco & Cigars, W. J. Calhoun's Law Office, Grape Creek Coal Co., and Danville Steam Laundry. Phillips Bros.

Several men stand in the doorways of two stores in the first floor of a commercial building in Danville. Businesses in the building include Geo. H. Segner, Merchant, Tailor, Famous Clothing House, Geo. R. Tilton Law Office, Samuel Stansbury, and an…

Merchants stand in front of merchandise outside storefronts in Danville. Businesses featured include J. G. Hull Hardware and Lyons and Loftus Groceries.

Storefronts line a street in Danville including Thomas J. Elliott's Dry Goods, Leverenz & Anders Groceries, Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Spalding Athletic Goods, E. W. Bohn, Merchant, Tailor, and Elliott's News Stationery. On verso: In 1878-79…

An unidentified man, Mr. Musselman, and JohnRuffensperger pose for a photo in the entrance of the blacksmith shop located in Danville. On verso: "Dad, John Ruffensperger; [ ] Musselman (center)."

A carriage filled with people sits in front of St. Patrick's Catholic Church located on the southwest corner of Main and Park Streets in Danville.

A home in Danville, Illinois, features several small balconies on the second floor.

Mary Stuart and Elizabeth "Bettie" Stuart pose in profile for a portrait.

Marcus Walker and his bride, Hattie Gladstone Walker, pose for a portrait. On verso: "Emily Huntington accompanied them on their wedding trip from Boston to the White Mountains."

John Todd Stuart II, husband of Elizabeth Huntington Stuart, wears a bow tie during a portrait session.

Edward H. Kidder sits for a portrait holding his hat. On verso: "Edward H. Kidder, Wilmington, North Carolina, July 5, 1861. Do not know who he was."

Clara Fay sits for a portrait at a table wearing a red dress. On verso: "Nee Clara Fay. Mrs. Lefferts afterwards."

A young Harry McKinney poses with a rifle while sitting on a fake log during a portrait session.On verso: "Harry McKinney, son of Bertha Walker McKinney, of Boston. He was kidnapped and never heard from again.

Mamie Bertwhistle poses for a portrait wearing a hat and dark dress.

Robert Price, of Kentucky, poses for a portrait wearing a light jacket. On verso: "A cousin of my fathers. His mother is a sister of Hon. J. T. Stuart- Mary Jane Stuart Price (Mrs. James Brauch Price) grandmother M. P. Scruggs, Dallas, Texas."

An unidentified man sits for a portrait wearing a military uniform.

May Slack sits for a portrait wearing a dress with ruffles on the bodice and sleeves. On verso: "Friend of Alice, mentioned in C. L. H.'s letters as 'May S.' relative of the Bunn's."

Alice Stuart wears a costume from the operetta, "Chimes of Normandy."

An unidentified man wears a minister's robe and sash for a portrait session.On verso: "Father of Frank and George Phillips; Yours faithfully, Thomas D. Phillipps; Oxford Scholar."

Mary Stanton poses in profile wearing a lace collar and beaded necklace.On verso: "My dearest girl friend."

Christopher C. Brown, law partner and son-in-law of John Todd Stuart (1807-1885), poses for a portrait. On verso: "Husband of Elizabeth (Bettie) Stuart, oldest child of Major John T. Stuart, (1st wife) and Caroline Owsley, 2nd wife."

Caroline Owsley Brown, the second wife of Christopher C. Brown, poses for a portrait wearing a dark dress and a white shawl.

A young George Stuart Hall poses for a portrait wearing overalls.

George Stuart Hall sits for a portrait wearing a winter jacket, hat, and gloves.

Emily Huntington Stuart, wife of John Todd Stuart (1842-1905), poses for a portrait wearing a white dress and long earrings.