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Music majors (percussion) hone their craft at the green expansion in front of the Art Building at NIU.

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Ashley, a participant in the DeKalb Photo Walk 2010, with his two Nikon cameras.

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We finished our walk at O'Leary's, where every body talked about everything they wanted, including photography.

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We finished our walk at O'Leary's, where every body talked about everything they wanted, including photography.

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Maple leaves in front of a house in Linden Drive.

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This figure (Humpty Dumpty, in case it's not clearly shown) is rather hard to photograph... at least to me. It's in the entrance to the Children Library, part of the DeKalb Public Library.

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The famous tower in the edge of the Ellwood Mansion

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Photo Walk participants, waiting for the rest and warming their engines.

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A view of the entrance to Altgeld Hall, aka "The Castle"

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Scott Kelby's Annual Photowalk. Image taken by the NIU lagoon.

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Scott Kelby's Annual Photowalk. Main entrance to the NIU campus (off Lincoln Hwy)

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Scott Kelby's Annual Photowalk. Drummers practicing in front of the art building allow us to photograph them.

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Scott Kelby's Annual Photowalk. A shadowy detail of the front porche of the Elwood Mansion.

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Scott Kelby's Annual Photowalk. A section of the porche of Elwood Mansion.

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Scott Kelby's Annual Photowalk. Nice bow, tied around the sign that identifies the Gurler House in DeKalb.

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Scott Kelby's Annual Photowalk. The house next door to the Elwood Mansion (IIRC)

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Scott Kelby's Annual Photowalk. Drummers in action in front of the NIU Art Building.

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The stormcloud is well to the south, providing a magnificent backdrop for a Little League ballgame at Dekalb, IL on 6-4-10.

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RC 275, Oversize folder 8
[originals restricted]

Report of the sick and wounded at Columbus, KY, May 1862 by Dr. Giles P. Ransom, Assistant Surgeon during the Civil War.




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Eaton-Luff Collection
RC45, box 1, envelope 3

John V. Farwell Company, "Bicycle" pamphlet, 1895



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The Regional History Center, in conjunction with Northern Illinois University’s Media Services Imaging Department, produces print reproductions made from high-resolution scans of original source material from its holdings. These custom orders are done for a small fee. Please contact us with any questions: 815-753-1779.