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WRFU Tower Barnraising and Expansion
Documents referencing WRFU Radio Barnraising in which 200 volunteers traveled to Champaign-Urbana to get WRFU on the air. Also a document referencing how WRFU was getting a newer, taller radio tower for their station which will carry their signal…
The Game of Urbana: Stacks of Game Money
"The Game of Urbana" Wheeler-Dealer board game of Urbana donated to the Champaign County History Museum.
This fake currency is used as a part of The Game of Urbana.
This fake currency is used as a part of The Game of Urbana.
The Game of Urbana: Pile of Game Money
"The Game of Urbana" Wheeler-Dealer board game of Urbana donated to the Champaign County History Museum.
This fake currency is used as a part of The Game of Urbana.
This fake currency is used as a part of The Game of Urbana.
The Game of Urbana: Cards
"The Game of Urbana" Wheeler-Dealer board game of Urbana donated to the Champaign County History Museum.
These cards are used in The Game of Urbana board game.
These cards are used in The Game of Urbana board game.
The Game of Urbana: Board Game with Cards and Pieces
"The Game of Urbana" Wheeler-Dealer board game of Urbana donated to the Champaign County History Museum. Sponsored by the Urbana Chamber of Commerce. In this image, the board game has cards and game pieces.
The Game of Urbana: "Monopoly Board"
"The Game of Urbana" Wheeler-Dealer board game of Urbana donated to the Champaign County History Museum.
This is the game board representing Urbana.
This is the game board representing Urbana.
The Game of Urbana: "A Brief History of Urbana, Illinois"
"The Game of Urbana" Wheeler-Dealer board game of Urbana donated to the Champaign County History Museum. Sponsored by the Urbana Chamber of Commerce. This history of the properties listed in the board game is located in the lid of the game's box.
The Game of Urbana: Board Game without Pieces
"The Game of Urbana" Wheeler-Dealer board game of Urbana donated to the Champaign County History Museum. Sponsored by the Urbana Chamber of Commerce. In this image the board game does not have any game pieces or cards on it.