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	Garden where National Guard Armory now stands Title Garden where National Guard Armory now stands Date Original ca. 1900 Description Photograph shows an elaborate garden with two women and one man standing in it. There are several beds of flowers and the one in the center is star shaped. There is some writing in either flowers or stones on the left side of the garden but it is not readable. There is a hedge running from the corner of the sidewalk in the middle of the image and around to the other side. There is a brick sidewalk visible on the lower right. Location Depicted 149 N. Broad Street, Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois Subject National Guard Armory (Galesburg, Ill.) Field Artillery Armory (Galesburg, Ill.) Gardens Gardening Garden borders Flowers Shrubs Trees Sidewalks Men Women Clothing & dress Houses Fences Galesburg (Ill.) Photographic prints Notes Notation on back of photograph, Site where Armory now stands. When first built the National Guard Armory was known as the Field Artillery Armory. Ordering Information Please contact the Galesburg Public Library archivist at pattym@galesburglibrary.org Image Number P1635 Repository Galesburg Public Library Archives Repository Collection Photographic collection Object Description 1 photograph : b&w ; 8 x 10 in. Digital Reproduction Information Digital image captured using an Epson Expression 1680 scanner with transparent media adapter. TIFF file created from a print photograph scanned at 8-bit grayscale 600ppi. The master scan is untouched, but this display image was enhanced by adjusting the input level of the contrast from 0 to +5 and the bightness form 0 to +20 using Adobe PhotoShop CS. Date Digital 2005-02-15 File Name gplp1635 Original Database This record is from the Upper Mississippi Valley Digital Image Archive, http://www.umvphotoarchive.org, a collaborative project of cultural heritage organizations in the Iowa-Illinois Mississippi River region.
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