History
Articles featuring Illinois history
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DeWitt County Museum Gives a Taste of History – and Apple n’ Pork
DeWitt County Museum celebrates a Lincoln connection, local heritage and a 50-year old festival.
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Where in Illinois to See the Smithsonian’s “Crossroads: Change in Rural America” Exhibit
The “Crossroads: Change in Rural America” exhibit looks at rural America’s cultural impact on the United States’ identity,...
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Agriculture Part of Illinois Bicentennial Ornament
Christmas decoration marking the state's 200th birthday the latest in a series designed by a Peoria County Farm...
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Celebrating the Bicentennial: Milestones in Illinois History
Check out some important milestones in Illinois history while celebrating the state's bicentennial this year.
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Illinois Celebrates 200 Years in the Making
Illinois bicentennial includes parties, projects and more all year long.
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Virtual Museum Will Tell “Story of Illinois”
A special exhibit tells the Story of Illinois with more than 13.5 million objects.
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Ag Innovators Such as McCormick and John Deere are Part of Illinois History (VIDEO)
The state's history sparkles with agricultural legends including John Deere and the creator of the McCormick reaper.
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Lorraine Theatre is One for the Ages
Hoopeston's Lorraine Theatre holds history for the community.
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Illinois Landmarks Added to National Register of Historic Places
Twenty-five properties across Illinois were recently added to the National Registry of Historic Places.
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The History Behind Rural Education in Illinois
Rural education's roots run deep in Illinois, thanks to preserved schoolhouses like North Grove School in Sycamore.
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