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This image depicts George Washington Gale's Grave at Hope Cemetery.

The image consists of a large tombstone that reads, Rev. G.W.Gale, DIED Sep. 13 1861, Age. 72 Years.

The grave is surrounded by several other, smaller graves and trees…

A postcard from 1914 depicting Corpus Christi Catholic Church. It is built of red brick in a Victorian Gothic architectural style. A 150-foot spire makes up the foreground, with a cross at the top. Text in the top right corner reads "Corpus Christi…

The Don Moffitt overpass is a recent addition to galesburg and was built in 2012 on main street and overlooks the hope cemetary. It was made to improve the traffic situation in the town since previously cars had to wait for trains to pass before…

Should be a physical description of the source (alt-text): Marble headstone for Mary Ann Bickerdyke (née Ball). Inscription reads "Mary A. Bickerdyke - Born July 19, 1817 - Died Nov. 8, 1901. Army Nurse - Mother to the Boys in Blue, 1861-1865." An…

A monument honoring the students and alumni of Knox who died on the front lines of World War I.

Granite headstone for George Williams. The inscription reads "Corp. George William-Co. H-54 Mass. Inf." Birth and Death date is unknown.

The cenotaph and gravesite of Civil War Veteran, George Williams

Plaques, dedications, and pictures both inside and outside of Old Main.

Cemetery housing numerous historical graves (estimated 230+) from the founding days of Galesburg. Located past Main Street next to overpass leading off downtown to residential areas.