Tommorow is a Day honoring the Illinois Sesquicentennial.]]> I Remember Illinois]]> I Remember Illinois. The special aired on February 18, 1968.]]>
On verso: "Ninian Edwards home where Lincoln was married. Present site of Centen. Bldg."]]>
On verso: "General and Mrs. John C. Black were member[s] of the congregation of this Presbyterian Church in Danville, Illinois Till their departure for Washington in 1884 to become Commission[er] of Pensions."]]>
On verso: "Left to right Gen. Grant, Gen. Rawlings, Gen. Webster, Col. Lagon, Col. Killyer. Printed in Miller, Photo History of Civil War, vol. 10, pp. 30-31; Gift, Mrs. T. Midjoas, Carbondale, Ill. 11/58."]]>
On verso: "Col. Dudley Wickersham; 10th Illinois Cov."]]>
On verso: "William Malcolm Black; Born Lee, Mass.; Sept. 17, 1821; Died St. Louis, MO, Jan 11, 1888; Buried Oak Ridge Cemetery; Springfield, IL; Married Elizabeth Gundaker Dale Apr., 2, 1846; Parents William Malcolm Black & Persis Fuller"]]>
On verso: "Elizabeth Gundaker Dale Black; Born Lancaster, PA., Feb. 4, 1823; Died St. Louis, MO., Dec. 17, 1902; Buried Oak Ridge Cemetary, Springfield, Ill; Married- William Malcolm Black, April 2, 1846; Parents Judge Samuel F. Dale & Eliza Dale"]]>
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."]]>