On verso: "First Presbyterian Church; Clinton, Illinois; Erected in 1959; Here A. Lincoln attended a church supper in the fall of 1859, hanging his hat on a nail high upon a rafter. In 1882 when they got ready to build a second church building they auctioned off the 'Lincoln Nail.' Story from Miss Kent, Librarian in Clinton."]]>
On verso: "As soon as the Rebels were forced to evacuate Petersburg, April 2, 1865, our troops took possession; the inhabitants of the city were in a very destitute condition, almost starving in fact. The U.S. Government at once began issuing rations to those starving people and great trains loaded with provisions soon rolled into the city. This is a view of the first wagon train that entered the city. The hated Yankees came to them with barrels of flour, pork, coffee, sugar, and other necessaries to relieve their suffering brought upon them by their friends(?) the Rebels."]]>
Photo caption: "(Enlargement) Flad raising ceremony at a boys' summer camp."]]>