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                    <text>1919 black and white photograph of a 'welcome home' arch that spans Main Street at the junction of Main and Cass Streets in Woodstock, Illinois.   In the background is the Woodstock Square Park full of mature elm trees.  On the street in front of the park are parked automobiles and horse and buggies.</text>
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                    <text>1910 black and white photograph of a large crowd of people on Main Street in Woodstock, Illinois watcing a tug of war competition.   In front of the crowd is one automobile parked on the street and in the background are two and three story brick buildings.</text>
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                <text>Part of the series of the June 10, 1919 Welcome Home photos. See ID 100 for full Sentinel article.&#13;
Main Street is decked out for the celebration with a series of bunting and flags over the street, on the light poles and on the buildings. The Welcome Home arch at Main and Cass streets is in the far background. The parade ended here:&#13;
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PARADE OF MARCHING HEROES IS BIG EVENT OF DAY&#13;
The parade was the first big feature of the day’s events and of greatest interest to all the people. It had been advertised to start at 10:00 o’clock from the armory but it required more time to get the men organized than was anticipated and it was about 11:00 o’clock before the marchers got under way.&#13;
At the armory every man's name was registered, so that the committee would have some record of the number in the parade.&#13;
The parade was by platoons, each platoon under command of a sergeant. A representation of the city police force led the parade, followed by Weldon and His Band. Then came the colors, followed by the officers. They were led by Major C C. Miner in command. Major Harry Yagle and Major C. F. Baccus.&#13;
600 Marchers in Line&#13;
The three majors were followed by captains and lieutenants forming in platoon front, followed by the men in platoons. In all there were 600 officers and men in the line.&#13;
As the marchers left the armory and swung into Newell street, the Oliver and city whistles began to blow. Church bells rang and this salute continued until ranks were broken on the public square. From Newell street the marchers came south on Clay and Benton streets passing the reviewing stand which was erected on the east side of the park. As the platoons passed the reviewing stand each commander in turn saluted the colors, giving the command. “Eyes Right."&#13;
On the reviewing stand were stationed the official reviewing commit­tee, the reception committee, G A. R Spanish War veterans and W. R. C. as well as widowed mothers of soldiers in the line.&#13;
It was a wonderful sight as these brave men marched forward, and one that Woodstock will probably never witness again. There were men of various divisions and regiments, over-seas men and those who had not been so fortunate, all mixed together. The sailors in their blue uniforms formed one big platoon that marched in the center between a first and second division of the soldiers.&#13;
As the men hove in sight a mighty shout of welcome from thousands of throats greeted them, which even the playing of the band and the din of whistles and bells could not drown. But the men, trained us only military men can be, kept their lines and marched forward with regular steps and strict attention for the commands of the officers over them.&#13;
After passing the reviewing stand, the long line of soldiers and sailors turned into Dean street. From there on corners had been assigned to the different organizations of the city, lodges, clubs and schools.&#13;
At the corner of South street they were greeted by the members of the Loyal Order of Moose. The cheers of the Moose barely died away when the boys heard the ovation tendered them by the A. F. &amp; A. M. and the Eastern Star ladies at the corner of Lawrence avenue. St. John's school had a large delegation of the children at the corner of Fremont. Passing this corner ready for the turn around the flat-iron the marchers came in range to view the beautiful arch erected by the Odd Fellows. This arch was not placed over the street but was put up in the little park right at the turn. The Odd Fellows were in regalia and the members of the Canton in full uniform.&#13;
The Pleasant Valley Community club had a station in the center of the block on Tryon street. At South and Tryon streets the Elks were grouped to give the men a grand welcome.&#13;
The next corner was crowded with scholars of the public schools, accompanied by their teachers. The boys from Todd Seminary occupied the corner of Judd and Tryon and the scholars from St. Mary's school were lined up in front of the church singing patriotic song</text>
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Proof Sheet 2-1-Square from Courthouse roof; 2-skipped; 3-Johnson St cars; 4-Square from Schultz Bros. sidewalk; 5-Post Office &amp; Courthouse Annex; 6-Dean St at Calhoun; 7-Calhoun St 100 east block; 8-Calhoun St 100 east block and alley; 9-Calhoun St at Jefferson (attached); 10-Jefferson St from Calhoun corner (attached); 11-E.Judd from tracks; 12-Jefferson St back of Square buildings; 13-Jefferson St back of Square wide view; 14-E. Jackson view of Courthouse; 15-Jefferson St back of Square; 16-Main St mid-block (attached); 17- Main St view of  theatre side; 18- Main St parking lot from Throop&#13;
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Proof sheet 3 1-Johnson St from Calhoun; 2-Courthouse Annex 121 W. Calhoun; 3-Calhoun st from Throop St apartments; 4-Bandstand; 5-Courthouse and Sheriff's House; 6-Square from 112 Cass; 7-Square Main St planter; 8-Square Main St Wiens; 9-Fire Department; 10-Van Buren from Johnson; 11-Opera House &amp; Cubby Hole; 12-Opera House; 13-not scanned; 14 Opera House wide angle Dean st view; 15-Opera House foundation; 16-Opera House brick; 17 Opera House entrance detail; 18-Opera House stone details (may be upside down), 19-Jackson &amp; Throop traffic light; 20-Elks and Sheriff House rear view; 21-Throop &amp; Cass from roof of Green Stamp store (attached); 22 Throop St parking lot and Chop Suey Hut; 23-Throop St parking lot.&#13;
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