Facility |
Building Number |
Use |
Date |
| Camp
Butler N/C |
|
Main Gates |
1949 |
|
|
Perimeter
Walls |
1949 |
|
2101 |
Lodge |
1908 |
|
4101 |
Rostrum |
1939 |
|
| Chicago |
0 |
Mural
"The Morning Sky" |
1986 |
|
| Danville
VAMC |
0 |
Footbridge |
|
Former Danville Branch National Home
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, established 1898. "Uncle Joe" Cannon of
Illinois was Speaker of the House of Representatives when this Branch was established. All
pre-1930 buildings which were part of the Home are significant.
|
11 |
Enhance Use
Lease |
1900 |
12 |
Enhanced Use
Lease |
1900 |
13 |
Enhanced Use
Lease |
1900 |
14 |
Administrative
Offices |
1900 |
19 |
Warehouse
Supply |
1900 |
22 |
Linen Service
& Laundry |
1900 |
25 |
Greenhouse |
1901 |
26 |
Main Garage |
1900 |
30 |
Service
Building |
1922 |
31 |
Director's
Quarters |
1899 |
32 |
Single
Quarters |
1900 |
33 |
Single
Quarters |
1899 |
34 |
Single
Quarters |
1901 |
35 |
Single
Quarters |
1901 |
37 |
Single
Quarters |
1901 |
38 |
Single
Quarters |
1901 |
39 |
Staff Quarters |
1925 |
40 |
Staff Quarters |
1880s |
41 |
Staff Quarters |
1925 |
48 |
Carnegie
Library |
1907 |
49 |
Chapel |
1901 |
58 |
General
Medical and Surgery |
1934 |
60 |
Child Care
Center |
1935 |
61 |
Garage |
1938 |
62 |
Garage |
1938 |
64 |
Engineering
Machine Shop |
1938 |
66 |
Barn |
1937 |
67 |
Implement
Storage |
1939 |
69 |
Linen Handling |
1938 |
72 |
Maintenance |
1940 |
74 |
Garage |
1938 |
75 |
Garage |
1938 |
77 |
Garage |
1938 |
78 |
Garage |
1938 |
79 |
Garage |
1938 |
80 |
Garage |
1938 |
81 |
Garage |
1938 |
82 |
Garage |
1938 |
83 |
Garage |
1938 |
84 |
Recreation
Pavilion |
1937 |
|
| Hines
VAMC |
0 |
Exterior
sculpture – "Bootstrap Variation" (granite fan) |
1983 |
Supply depot buildings remain
from Checkerboard Air Service. From this field Capt. Charles Lindbergh initiated air mail
delivery service between Chicago and St. Louis.
Old hospital named for Edward Hines, Jr. who died in WWI. His father donated 1 million
dollars toward construction with condition hospital be named for his son.
|
2 |
Administration |
1929 |
12 |
Blind Rehab.
Center |
1929 |
13 |
Blind Rehab.
Center |
1929 |
14 |
Nurses'
Quarters |
1932 |
16 |
Midwest
Regional Audit Office |
1929 |
17 |
Non-Housekeeping.
Quarters |
1929 |
18 |
VISN 12 - A |
1929 |
20 |
Supply |
1921 |
21 |
Supply |
1921 |
23 |
Housekeeping
Quarters |
1929 |
24 |
Apartments
Housekeeping. Quarters |
1929 |
25 |
Duplex
Housekeeping. Quarters |
1929 |
26 |
Duplex
Housekeeping. Quarters |
1929 |
27 |
Housekeeping
Quarters |
1929 |
28 |
Duplex
Housekeeping. Quarters |
1929 |
29 |
Duplex
Housekeeping. Quarters |
1929 |
31 |
Personnel
Garage |
1932 |
32 |
Personnel
Garage |
1932 |
34 |
George Dilboy
Mem. Statue |
1942 |
35 |
Main Gate
House |
1929 |
50 |
Vacant |
1944 |
51 |
Vacant |
1944 |
53 |
Vacant |
1944 |
|
| Keokuk
N/C |
|
Plaque,
Gettysburg Address |
|
|
| Marion
VAMC |
1 |
Hospital |
1940 |
|
2 |
Kitchen,
Clinic (former Dining Hall) |
|
|
8 |
Clinics
(former Nurses' Quarters) |
1940 |
|
13 |
Administration
(former Director's Quarters) |
1940 |
|
14 |
Boiler House |
1940 |
|
15 |
Engineering
(former Station Garage) |
1940 |
|
16 |
Storage |
1940 |
|
21 |
Flag Pole |
|
|
| Mound
City N/C |
|
Perimeter
Walls |
|
|
|
Utility
Building |
1931 |
|
|
Seacoast
Artillery |
1871 |
|
|
Illinois State
Monument |
1874 |
|
|
Gates |
1941 |
|
|
Flag Pole |
1931 |
|
|
Plaques 9
("Bivouac of the Dead") |
1880 |
|
2101 |
Meigs Lodge |
1880 |
|
4101 |
Rostrum |
1880/1939 |
|
| North
Chicago VAMC |
29 |
Dewey House
(Quarters) |
1914 |
Property was also known as
"Dewey Veterans Administration Hospital". Dewey House (Bldg. 29) Property
formerly parts of Camps Lawrence and McIntyre which were parts of Great Lakes Naval
Training station. Property was taken over in WWI from former owner who built Building 29
as his residence. Designed by David Adler, prominent society architect of the period.
Charles Dewey, original owner, went on to serve as Assist. Secretary of Treasury where he
reduced size of U.S. paper currency, as financial advisor to post WWI Poland, as
Congressmen and other posts. The old "Green Bay Road" gate house was constructed
on foundations of frontier coach house. Ruins of foundation have potential archeological
significance.
|
|
| Rock
Island N/C |
|
Flag Poles (3)
|
1941 |
|
|
Monument at
Rodman Grave |
1921 |
|
|
Gate |
1993 |
|
|
Historic Arch |
|
|
|
Monument at
King Grave |
|
|
|
Union
Artillery Monuments (1 large, 1 small) |
|
|
|
Plaques along
walkway (9) incl. Gettysburg |
1880 |
|
0 |
Confederate
Artillery Monuments (4 small) |
1872 |
|
| Rock
Island Confederate Cemetery |
|
Fence &
Posts |
|
