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Volume-Number
1-1       A Word of Introduction
1-2       State-owned Historic Sites; Old Stone Arch Bridge (Clark Co.); Aaron G. Cloud Home (McLeansboro)
1-3       I & M Canal; Chicago's "L"; Jacksonville's Historic District
1-4       Lincoln Log Cabin (Lerna vic.); Illinois Preservation Caucus;
            Archaeological Preservation Plan; East Lynn Garage (East Lynn)
1-5       U.S. Grant Home (Galena); Gen. Thomas Rodman Home (Rock Island); Charter Oak Schoolhouse (Schuline vic.); Robert Waugh House (Sparland)
1-6       Lincoln's Tomb (Springfield); Historic Landscape at New Salem (Petersburg); Baker Hotel (St. Charles); Old Central Grade School (Lockport)
2-1       New Salem as an Outdoor Museum (Petersburg); Egyptian Revival Style Buildings; C. A. Petersen: Pioneer Gas Station Architect
2-2       French Colonial District; Table Grove; Shelbyville's Chautauqua; Fort Kaskaskia (Randolph Co.)
2-3       Life in the Eighth Judicial Circuit; Batavia's Campana Factory; Richard J. Oglesby House (Decatur)
2-4       Shawneetown Bank; The Villa (Chicago); Restoration of Lock 14   (I & M Canal); New Salem (Petersburg)
2-5       Vandalia Statehouse; Zion Hospice; Surface Mining in Illinois
2-6       Cahokia: A Mississippian Metropolis; Rural Survey Begins
3-1       French Outpost on the Mississippi (Ft. de Chartres); Renovating Chicago's Marquette Building; Daniel Barrows Home (Galena)
3-2       Cahokia Courthouse; Springfield's Union Station; The Black Watch (Ft. de Chartres)
3-3       Henry Ford & the Postville Courthouse; Surface Mining Update; Pinecraig (Naperville); New Salem Volunteers
3-4       Galena's Market House; Peoria Waterworks
3-5       The Sauk & Fox Indians in Illinois; Ste. Genevieve--St. Joachim
3-6       Bryant Cottage (Bement); Marvelous Maeystown; Jacksonville Labor Temple; John J. Lewis Home (Springfield)
4-1       Fort Massac (Metropolis); Mt. Carroll's Campbell Center for Historic Preservation (Carroll Co.)
4-2       American Woman's League; Garrison Hill Cemetery (Chester vic.)
4-3       Springfield's Dana-Thomas House; First Universalist Church (Elgin)
4-4       Little Pistol: An Archaeological Mystery (Ft. de Chartres); Banking in Early Illinois; Boismenue House (Prairie du Rocher)
4-5       Nauvoo State Historic Site; Lincoln Tomb Sanctuary Restored (Springfield)
4-6       Lawrence Memorial Library (Springfield); Lincoln Joins the Militia; Ft. de Chartres Bastion Restored (Prairie du Rocher)

 

5-1       Bishop Hill State Historic Site; Warsaw Historic District; Stockade Excavations at Cahokia Mounds
5-2       Mt. Pulaski Courthouse; Metamora Courthouse; Storefronts Revealed in Downtown Macomb; Grosse Point Light Station (Evanston)
5-3       French Regime in Illinois, 1718-1740; CB&Q Roundhouse (Aurora); Union-Bluff City Brewery (Alton)
5-4       French Regime in Illinois, 1739-1751; Second Remodeling of Lincoln's Tomb; I & M Canal
5-5       Jarrot Mansion (Cahokia); The Round Barn in Illinois
5-6       Diners; Shawneetown Bank Restoration; Hi-Tech Archaeology
6-1       Elihu Washburne House (Galena); Lloyd Lewis House (Libertyville); Ft. de Chartres
6-2       Douglas Tomb (Chicago); Winchester Historic District
6-3       Reuben Moore's Farmington Home; Champaign Confectionery; Postmaster A. Lincoln
6-4       Matthew T. Scott Home (Chenoa); Pit House Reconstructed (Cahokia Mounds)
6-5       Celebrating Main Streets; R. R. Donnelley & Sons Calumet Plant (Chicago)
6-6       Gallatin County's Half Moon Lick; Illinois Heritage Association
7-1       Dwight's Pioneer Gothic Church; Unity Temple (Oak Park); Reconstructing Cahokia Courthouse; Lincoln's Role in the Case of the Clockwork Cradle
7-2       Eagle's Nest Artist Colony, 1898-1942 (Oregon vic.); Jenny Lind Chapel (Andover)
7-3       They're Not All Fancy Houses; Illinois Glass Co. (Alton); Egyptian Revival Style; Clifton Moore Home (Clinton)
7-4       Jubilee College; Andrew Cunningham Farm (Sugar Grove); Rockton Historic District
7-5       Rock Island's Turn-of-the-Century Amusement Park; Evanston's Suburban Apartment Buildings; Hancock County's Cambre House
7-6       Bloomington's David Davis Mansion; Lewis Thomas House (Montgomery Co.)
8-1       Downtown Bloomington's Landscape Shaped by Fire; St. James Catholic Church & Cemetery (Lemont vic.); Galena, 1820-1830
8-2       Ford Airport Hangar (Lansing); Civil War Memorials
8-3       Schulze Baking Company (Chicago); Rathje Mill Restoration (Peotone); Springfield Mine Rescue Station; Dwight Village Depot; Limestone in Lower Illinois River Valley
8-4       Illinois Historic Preservation Agency Established; Certified Local Government Program Underway
8-5       Hofmann Tower (Lyons); Wilmette's Bahai Temple of Light; Constructing the Illinois State House (Springfield)
8-6       Lincoln-Herndon Law Offices (Springfield); State Parks Structures Listed in National Register

9-1       Jersey County Courthouse (Jerseyville); Archaeological Investigations at Galena's Washburne House; Chicago's Michigan Boulevard Garden Apartments
9-2       George Grant Elmslie: Designer of Five Aurora Buildings; Mactown Historic District; Fort de Chartres Excavations
9-3       Edwardsville's LeClaire Hist Dist; Chicago's Yondorff Hall
9-4       Chicago's Black Metropolis; History and Archaeology along the I & M Canal
9-5       Archaeological Study of Letourneau Home (Bourbonnais); Lebanon Historic Dist (St. Clair Co.); Tax Reform Act Aids Preservationists
9-6       A.G. Becker Estate (Highland Park); Drake Farmstead Archaeology (Stephenson Co.); Knox College's Old Main (Galesburg)
10-1     Archaeological Study at the Dana-Thomas House (Springfield); Mundelein College Skyscraper; Golden's Exchange Bank
10-2     Alexis Opera House (Mercer Co.); Carrollton Courthouse Square Historic District (Greene Co.); Illinois Cemetery Project "Unwrapped Buildings" (Quincy and Woodstock)
10-3     French Colonial Village Excavated (Cahokia); Alexis Phelps House (Oquawka)
10-4     Nathan Ricker at the University of Illinois; The "Castles" at Eastern Illinois (Charleston) and Illinois State (Normal) Universities; Fabyan's Fabulous Geneva Retreat
10-5     The Country Estate in Illinois; Carriage House Excavations at Davis Mansion (Bloomington); Chicago's Glessner House
10-6     Chicago's Auditorium Building; Illinois Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Springfield); Rockwell Mound (Havana)
11-1     Villa Kathrine (Quincy); Elgin Historic District; Illinois' First Capitol (Kaskaskia)
11-2     Illinois Water Towers; Schlosser Home (Okawville); Dana House Restoration (Springfield); Rockford's Haight Village
11-3     Bloomington's David Davis Mansion; Illinois-Indiana Boundary Marker Refurbished; Bloom Township High School Frescoes Restored (Chicago Heights); South Henderson Church & Cemetery
11-4     Chicago's Orchestra Hall; Millikin Monuments & Millikin Place (Decatur)
11-5     Quincy's Architectural Crossroad; Great Lakes Naval Training Station; Lockport's Gaylord Building; Stinson Memorial Library (Anna)
11-6     Log Buildings Through a Camera Lens; Illinois Cemetery Project Completes Second Phase; Goddard Chapel (Marion)
12-1     Chicago's Fairbanks, Morse & Company Headquarters; Spencer's Canton and Rock Island Masterpieces; Galena's Coville House Archaeology
12-2     Wrigley Building and Tribune Tower (Chicago); Archaeology at Lincoln Home (Springfield)
12-3     Chicago Theatre; Samuel Hitt's Mt. Morris Mansion; Peoria Landmarks Preserved; Bridges to the Past
12-4     Kane County Landmark Program; The Rookery Building (Chicago)
12-5     Marseilles Hydro Power Station; Kennicott's Grove (Glenview); The Pierre Martin House (Prairie du Pont)
12-6     Winnetka's Crow Island School; Re-created Cahokian Houses Burned, Studied; Davis Mansion Restoration (Bloomington)
13-1     Kewanee's Woodland Palace; Collinsville's Miner's Institute Theater; "Gem City" House Sparkles Again (Quincy); Albany Burial Mound Excavated
13-2     The Illinois State Fair; Century-Old Barn Restored (Knox Co.); Property Tax Assessment Freeze; Cloud State Bank and Aaron G. Cloud Home (McLeansboro)

 

13-3     University of Illinois Observatory (Champaign); Grange Hall (Jackson Co.); Richard Eells Home (Quincy); Barrington's Catlow Theatre
13-4     Scales Mound Historic District (Jo Daviess Co.); Highland Park City Hall Cupola Restored; Augustana College's Old Main (Rock Island); Ragdale(Lake Forest)
13-5     David Dows (Lake Michigan); Albert H. Sears Home (Plano); Dana-Thomas House Restored
13-6     St. Charles Municipal Building; Chicago's Graceland Cemetery; Calhoun County Barn Preserved; Putnam County Courthouse
14-1     DuQuoin Fairgrounds; Greene County Poor Farm (Carrollton vic); The Joseph Steffens Home (Carroll Co.)
14-2     Gail Bordon & the Illinois Condensing Co. (Elgin); Maeystown; Shelbyville: Home of the Pickup Baler
14-3     National Historic Preservation Act: 25th Anniversary
14-4     Washington Square (Chicago); The National Survey; Zimmerman Site (Utica vic.); Brick Street Renovation in Illinois; Century-Old Church Preserved (Plano)
14-5     Vermont Masonic Hall; Peoria is Illinois' Newest Certified Local Government; Carl Sandburg State Historic Site visitors center; Joliet Steel Works Historic District
14-6     Wells-Burt (Lake Michigan); John Hay Home (Warsaw)
15-1     U-505 Submarine (Chicago); Dwight Building (Chicago); The I & M Canal
15-2     Kewanee's Ryan Round Barn; Price Round Barn (Greene Co.); Maywood (Cook Co.); Yanda Log Cabin (Glen Carbon)
15-3     Washington Park (Springfield); Greenup Commercial District; Lincoln and Sargent Farms (Lerna vic.)
15-4     Nike Missile Bases; Historic Landscapes; Cook County Poor Farm Cemeteries
15-5     Macoupin County Courthouse (Carlinville); Illinois Central Railroad Depot (Amboy); Richard Hagen, Archaeologist; Buel House (Golconda)
15-6     Bloomington's David Davis Mansion Re-Opens; Society of Friends Meeting House (Putnam Co.)
16-1     Colwell's Department Store (Monmouth); McLean County Courthouse (Bloomington); George W. Terp: Architect
16-2     Streibich Blacksmith Shop (Newman); County Buildings Saved in Knoxville; St. Mary's Church of Gilberts
16-3     The Lustron Home; Kaskaskia Bell; Flood of '93; Point School (Grant Park vic)
16-4     William Day Gates & The American Terra Cotta Ceramic Company; Chicago's Ridge Historic District
16-5     Bloomington's White's Place; Nauvoo's Icaria; Icarian Museum (Nauvoo); Flood Grants Awarded; Grafton Buildings Nominated to the National Register
16-6     Index to Historic Illinois, Volumes 1-16
17-1     Pana's Chautauqua Days; "A Slow Motion Response to a 'Slow-Motion Disaster;'" Peoria's Peace and Harvest
17-2     Jarrot Mansion Excavations (Cahokia); Talkin' With Tom Teague
17-3     Chippiannock Cemetery (Rock Island); From "Ineligible" to Unqualified Success (Sheridan Park); The U of I Dairy Barns (Urbana)
17-4     Lincoln Park (Chicago); Aurora's Preservation Plan
17-5     The National Watch Company Observatory (Elgin); Art for the Appetite: A Taste for Architecture
17-6     Broadway Historic Area (Rock Island); Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 17, June 1994-April 1995
18-1     Restoring the Rookery (Chicago); Illinois, Virginia, and the Information Superhighway
18-2     Down on Main Street: Downtown Renovations Looking Up; Prophetstown: A Main Example; Covered Bridges of Illinois

18-3     A Family Business Affair: "Snappy Service" in Central Illinois; Normal Theater Restoration; Structural Glass
18-4     The South Fulton Churchhouse; New Network Benefits Museums Large & Small; The I & M Canal
18-5     The Rock Island Arsenal; County Historical Society Takes In Tourist Cabin (McHenry Co.)
18-6     Preservation in Oak Park; Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 18, June 1995-April 1996
19-1     Hegeler-Carus Mansion (LaSalle); Bishop Hill State Historic Site
19-2     The Millikin Homestead (Decatur); A Room with a Preservation View (Edwardsville ArchiRoom); Sugar Grove's Old Hotel
19-3     The Peoria Automobile Club; George Fawn's Service Station Career (Williamsville)
19-4     Legend of the Skies: The DC-3; The Home of Edward H. Bennett (Lake Forest)
19-5     Vermont Architecture Inspires Local Preservationists; Route 66: Historical Road Leads to Museums; Atlanta Grain Elevator Rehabilitation
19-6     Preservation at Six Mile (Madison Co.); Macoupin Gallery; You Can Have That Old House and a Great Room Too; Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 19, June 1996-April 1997
20-1     The Frederick C. Robie House (Chicago); St. Mary's Church of Beaverville
20-2     Preservation in Galesburg; Monks Mound (Cahokia Mounds)
20-3     The Kirk/Dillon Home (Sterling); Blackburn College's Pullman Car Buildings (Carlinville)
20-4     The Hemingway House (Oak Park); Grass-Roots Preservation (McHenry Co.); Property Tax Assessment Freeze
20-5     Illinois Houses from Geo. F. Barber & Co.; Moffet Family; Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry Launches Effort to Save Sub
20-6     Springfield's Union Station; Railroad Depot Preservation Heurtley House (Oak Park); Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 20, June 1997-April 1998
21-1     Route 66; The Terre Haute Western Traction Company
21-2     Frances Willard and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union; Restoration for Rest Cottage; New Life for Old Post Offices
21-3     Franklin County Jail Museum (Benton); The Statue at Lowden State Park (Ogle Co.)
21-4     Illinois and the Origins of the American Picture Postcard; Trobaugh-Good House (Macon Co.)
21-5     St. Charles's Hotel Baker; George Davenport House (Rock Island); Green Ridge Rediscovered (Macoupin Co)
21-6     Illinois Industrial School for Girls (Park Ridge); Lincoln Colored Home (Springfield); Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 21, June 1998-April 1999
22-1     Chicago's Boyce Bldg; Paving the Way for Preservation (Route 66)
22-2     Legacy of Vishnu Springs (McDonough Co.); Glenview Naval Air Station
22-3     Grosse Point Lighthouse (Evanston); Bridging the Gap in Lake Forest
22-4     Geneva's Riverbank Laboratories; Building Blocks of Bishop Hill; Galena's Old Market House
22-5     Rediscovery and Reconstruction of Apple River Fort (Jo Daviess Co.); Aurora Railroad Roundhouse and Hotel Rehabbed
22-6     Special Issue: The Underground Railroad in Illinois; Owen Lovejoy: Illinois Abolitionist; Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 22, June 1999-April 2000

 

23-1     The Fife Opera House (Palestine); Opera House Phenomenon; Duane Ulmer: Fulton County Mechanic & Auto Dealer
23-2     The P-51D Mustang; Taming the 8th Air Force Mustang: A Pilot's Perspective; North American Aviation's P-51D-NA25 44-73287 Worry Bird; Establishing Local Preservation Ordinances (Part 1)
23-3     Domestic-Style Gas Station: The 419 Building (Chicago); Establishing Local Preservation Ordinances (Part 2); Delavan Bridge
23-4     Peoria's Greenhut Memorial Hall; John Benedict Greenhut; Colonel John Bryner; Hidden Hulls Exposed (Grundy Co.); The Mustangs Flew in the Pacific, Too
23-5     Chicago's Quigley Preparatory Seminary; George Cardinal Mundelein; Hotel LaSalle Parking Garage (Chicago); Rose Hotel State Historic Site (Elizabethtown); Apple River Fort State Historic Site (Elizabeth)
23-6     Preservation in Orangeville; Orangeville Celebrates 150 Years; Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 23, June 2000-April 2001
24-1     Meadowland Farm (Lake Forest); Camp Logan National Guard Rifle Range (Waukegan vic)
24-2     Rockford's Coronado Theatre; Reliance Building Restored for Reuse (Chicago)
24-3     Modest Bungalow Makes Metropolitan History (Chicago); Clean & Easy Living: The Lustron Still Offers It; The Country Corners at Withrows Garage in Sherman
24-4     Meis van der Rohe's Crown Hall (Chicago); Can Uptown Square Come Full Circle (Chicago)
24-5     Leslie E. Keeley Institute (Dwight); The Warm Air Research Residence (Urbana)
24-6     The Streamliner in Illinois; Detoured Train Follows Historic Train Route: The Ghost of the Green Diamond; Towanda's Historic Route 66; Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 24, June 2001-April 2002
25-1     Special 25th Anniversary Issue
25-2     The Sears Homes; Sears was the Standard in Three Illinois Communities; Are You Living in a Sears Home? Historic Gardening at the Davis Mansion
25-3     Principia College; Tax Freeze Turns Twenty; Tax Freeze Case Study 1 (Rock Island); Case Study 2 (Alton); Case Study 3 (Ft. Sheridan)
25-4     Historic Sites in Jersey County; Wilmette's Chicago & North Western Railroad Depot
25-5     Illinois Rail Bridges Span Space and Time; Illinois Bridge Types; Picturing the Past (Lincoln)
25-6     HAARGIS--Historic Architecture and Archaeology Geographic Information System; The Automatic Electric Company; Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 25, June 2002-April 2003
26-1     St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church (Sheffield); The Train Depot's Station in Illinois History
26-2     Chicago's Motor Row Historic District; The Canton Toll House
26-3     Springfield's Uptown Garage; Immortality in Lewistown: Oak Hill Cemetery
26-4     Czechs Make a Home in Edwardsville: The Narodni Sin; John Deere's Legacy in Illinois; John Deere Historic Site
26-5     Chicago’s Holy Family Church; The Illinois Traction System; William B. McKinley; An Orange-Car Ride to a Heavenly Christmas
26-6     Rock Village and the Potawatomi; Henry Hobson Richardson and the Glessners; Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 26, June 2003-April 2004
27-1     Black Gold Fueled Development of Southern Illinois; Coal Mining History Has Gone Underground; From the Mine to the Furnace; Rossville Revisited
27-2     19th-Century State Hospital Architecture (Jacksonville, Kankakee, Peoria); Mazon Creek Fossil Beds; Bradley University’s Bygone Athletic Field
27-3     Lincoln School (ClarkCo.); Vachel Lindsay; Lindsay’s Visual Art; Japanese Jackpot Discovered in La Salle: Art Treasures at the Hegeler-Carus Mansion
27-4     Greenville College a Legacy to Local Leaders; Greenville Public Library; Music Under the Stars at Orion; A Picture of Flat Rock; The Girard Auto Campground
27-5     A Naturalized Politician: The Life of Gustave Koerner; A Wabash River Town's Asset: The Darwin Ferry
27-6     Chicago’s Garden Homes District; Documentation Project “Saves” Historic Structures (Bloomington); Dale Clatfelter’s Auto Dealership; Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 27, June 2004-April 2005
28-1     Chicago’s South Water Market; The Illinois Traction System and the Prairie Landscape (Vermilion Co.); Documentation Project “Saves” Historic Structures (Elgin); U-505 Submarine Resurfaces
28-2     One Governor’s Legacy to Higher Education: Altgeld’s Castles; Tracking the Prairie State’s Railroad Towns
28-3     Aurora’s Cell Phone Tour; Historic (Fife) Opera House Holds an Artistic Gold Mine (Palestine); The Morrow Plots Weather Station (Urbana)
28-4     Buckminster Fuller’s Geodesic Dome (Carbondale); The Woodworth Hotel (Robinson); A. P. Woodworth
28-5     An Early Illinois Army Base: Cantonment Wilkinson (Pulaski Co.); Springfield’s Union Station
28-6     The Meskers’ Sheet-Metal Businesses; The Three Meskers; Got Mesker?; Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 28, June 2005-April 2006
29-1     Chicago’s Central Park Theater; Bismarck’s Storied Business Building; Roy Handell: His Community’s Photographer; The Street of Forty Doors: Alta Vista Terrace (Chicago)
29-2     American Dream by Mail Order: Sears Houses in Aurora; Buildings a By-Product of Resource Management: Water Diversion in Chicago
29-3     The St. Charles Heritage Center; Richard Brownfield Gray, Architect; Oregon’s Chana School
29-4     The Illinois Central Railroad; Keeping History Afloat at Lincoln’s New Salem: The Talisman
29-5     The “Man from Libertyville”: Adlai Stevenson II; Polo’s Birth by Fire: The Buffalo Grove Lime Kiln
29-6     The Chicago Post Office; The Obee House (Highland Park); Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 29, June 2006-April 2007
30-1     Keeping Time at Westclox (Peru); The Face Behind the Clocks; A Look at the Westclox Plant; The Dark Side of Illumination
30-2     Sustaining the Wings: Chanute Field (Rantoul); Aviation Pioneer: Octave Chanute; Bohemians and Mexicans on Common Ground: Pilsen Historic District, Chicago
30-3     The Peoria YWCA; Dixon’s Lowell Park
30-4     The Williamson County Jail; The Brown Shoe Company Building (Litchfield); The “Upstairs Downtown” Program
30-5     Paradise on the Prairie: The Robert Allerton Estate (Monticello); Allerton Estate Hosts Groundbreaking Public Broadcasting Conferences; Short-Line Railroads in Illinois
30-6     The Green Mill (Chicago); Difficult to Pigeonhole Menard Home Outbuilding; Pierre Menard and His Elegant Home; Dating the Menard Home; Mesker Seekers Find Success; Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 30, June 2007-April 2008
31-1     Greenup: A River, A Road, and A Rail Run Through It; Historical Weather Data Contributes to Current Climate Debate; Camp Butler National Cemetery
31-2     Moses King Brick & Tile Works (Colchester); McKendree University’s Civil War Story (Lebanon); A Metropolitan Artists’ Colony: West Burton Place Historic Dist (Chicago)
31-3     Dement-Zinser House (Washington); Denhart Bank (Washington); Cemetery Preservation Keeps History Alive; Effingham’s Benwood Hotel; Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Bridge (Vermilion Co.)
31-4     Architectural Bellwether: Nathan Clifford Ricker; The Charles Platt Addition (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign); Pullman Grant Benefits Researchers; The Newberry Library’s Amazing Atlas
31-5     Mascoutah Historical Society; Alfred A. Schiller House (Glen Ellyn); Colonel William H. Fulkerson and His Jerseyville Farm; Governor Duncan Home (Jacksonville)
31-6     Lewis H. Bissell’s Photography College (Effingham); The Palmolive Building (Chicago); Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 31, June 2008-April 2009
32-1     Voorhies Castle (Piatt County); Salvage Operation Yields World War II Treasure: Bringing Up a Dauntless Plane; Henry T. Rainey Farm (Greene County); Henry Bond Fargo Home (Geneva)
32-2     Henry Ford Power House High School (Chicago); A New Life for a Jacksonville House; Preservation Miracle: Façade Transplant Extends Life (Arcola & Stewardson); Renovation and Reuse in Downtown Urbana
32-3     Oswego’s Little White School Museum; Chicago’s “Glass Houses”; The 1907 German Catholic Convention in Effingham
32-4     George W. Maher’s Pleasant Home (Oak Park); Rantoul Railroad Station; A Section of Route 66 Still Offers Kicks (Litchfield); Curtiss-Wright Hangars at Cahokia
32-5     A Work of Art in Concrete: The Rock River Colossus; Not-for-profit Save Illinois History Founded; Setting Wright Furniture Aright
32-6 The Des Plaines Methodist Camp Ground; Chautauqua or Camp Meeting?; The Sulphur Springs Hotel (LaSalle Co.); Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 32, June 2009-April 2010
33-1 Flat Creek Missionary Baptist Church; Before Time and Wind Wear them Away; Jack Jackson: Civil War Soldier; James Lemen and the Jefferson Influence; Nature vs. Historic Preservation: Tornadoes Alter Lives and Landscape; Illinois and Missouri’s Shared Heritage: The Eads Bridge
33-2 Out of Egypt…Into Illinois; Egypt goes Global; Way Down in Egypt Land; Harlan Hall (Marshall); Quincy Couple Polishes Building in Gem City
33-3 Western Military Academy (Alton); New Holland Apartments (Danville); Painting in Main Street; George F. Barber Homes
33-4 Planning Lake Forest; Elks Building in Chicago Heights; Refurbished Locomotive Chugs Again: Monticello Choo Choo
33-5 Decatur’s Governor Oglesby Mansion; Archaeologists in East St. Louis Uncover New Clues to Ancient Civilization; On-Line Research Tool for Preservationists

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