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1. New York Central Steam Locomotive #999; New York Central Steam Locomotive #999; Rail transportation; Railroads; Steam locomotives; New York City; Chicago, Illinois; Columbian Exposition; World records; Speed records The New York Central 999 steam locomotive and fuel car measure approximately sixteen feet tall, ten feet wide, and forty-eight feet long. The driving wheels are seven feet, two inches tall. The locomotive...
2. Virginia Theater, Champaign, Illinois Virginia Theater, Champaign, Illinois Buildings; Theaters; Champaign, Illinois; Performances The Virginia Theater was built between the years 1920 and 1921. It was named after the commissioner’s (A.W. Stolman’s) daughter, Elizabeth Virginia Stolman. It was designed by C. Howard Cane and H....
3. Virginia Theater, Champaign, Illinois - detail Virginia Theater, Champaign, Illinois - detail Buildings; Theaters; Champaign, Illinois; Performances The Virginia Theater was built between the years 1920 and 1921. It was named after the commissioner’s (A.W. Stolman’s) daughter, Elizabeth Virginia Stolman. It was designed by C. Howard Cane and H....
4. Virginia Theater, Champaign, Illinois Virginia Theater, Champaign, Illinois Buildings; Theaters; Champaign, Illinois; Performances The Virginia Theater was built between the years 1920 and 1921. It was named after the commissioner’s (A.W. Stolman’s) daughter, Elizabeth Virginia Stolman. It was designed by C. Howard Cane and H....
5. Virginia Theater, Champaign, Illinois - detail Virginia Theater, Champaign, Illinois - detail Buildings; Theaters; Champaign, Illinois; Performances The Virginia Theater was built between the years 1920 and 1921. It was named after the commissioner’s (A.W. Stolman’s) daughter, Elizabeth Virginia Stolman. It was designed by C. Howard Cane and H....
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