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Taps for last Bloomington Civil War veteran in 1940
Long-gone Franklin Park monument dedicated 150 years ago
Harvey Hogg early martyr to Union cause
Emancipation Day once Black community’s July 4th
Bloomington schools integrated decade after Civil War
Biographies
39 items
Claxton, Belle Blue
Thirty-Third Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment
Malone, Simon Booth
Lewis, Edward J.
Pike, Alpheus
Blue, Richard
Carman, George
Hill, Dr. William
King, Samuel Noble
Ijams, Lewis Ellington
Guthrie, Adam
Foster, Daniel T.
Adams, Dr. William Henry Harrison
Orme, William Ward
Dyson, Nancy “Nannie” McCullough Orme
Lott, Harrison Clay
Sanders, Susan Pike
Higgins, Hamer
DeMotte, Harvey C.
Ela, Frances Harriet Rowell
Ela, George Porter
Esque, Eliza (Davis)
Riebsame, Christian
Goodheart, James
Horine, William H.
McNulta, John
Rice, Martha Baker
Roeder, John Conrad
Stipp, Dr. George Winfield
Funk, Benjamin Franklin
Burnham, John Howard
Rankin, Melinda
Benjamin, Reuben Moore
Bach, Maria Sophia
Tipton, Judge Thomas F.
Frank, Henry “Teddy”
McCullough, William
Price, John Joseph
Hogg, Harvey
Blog
3 items
Photo of the Week, 74: Red, White and Blue in Sepia
Saybrook’s last Civil War widow Emma Cook, May 1938
Museum Launches Contest to Color Upcoming Mural of Lincoln's Lost Speech in Downtown Bloomington, Illinois
Finding Aids
12 items
Castle, Drew/E. M. Pike
Dossett, David C.
Ela, George and Frances
Middleton, Richard & James Gill
Sons of the Union Veterans of the Civil War
Thirty-third Illinois Infantry Regiment of Volunteers Company C.
Corn Belt Bank
Civil War Era Correspondence
Almon Morrow
Civil War
McLean County Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
Ninety-fourth Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment
Oral Histories
1 item
Kathyrn Dean
Publications
3 items
Civil War Diaries of James W. Jessee 1861-1865
It Is Begun: The Pantagraph Reports the Civil War
McLean County Blacks in the Civil War
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Articles
5 items
Taps for last Bloomington Civil War veteran in 1940
Long-gone Franklin Park monument dedicated 150 years ago
Harvey Hogg early martyr to Union cause
Emancipation Day once Black community’s July 4th
Bloomington schools integrated decade after Civil War
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Biographies
39 items
Claxton, Belle Blue
Thirty-Third Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment
Malone, Simon Booth
Lewis, Edward J.
Pike, Alpheus
Blue, Richard
Carman, George
Hill, Dr. William
King, Samuel Noble
Ijams, Lewis Ellington
Guthrie, Adam
Foster, Daniel T.
Adams, Dr. William Henry Harrison
Orme, William Ward
Dyson, Nancy “Nannie” McCullough Orme
Lott, Harrison Clay
Sanders, Susan Pike
Higgins, Hamer
DeMotte, Harvey C.
Ela, Frances Harriet Rowell
Ela, George Porter
Esque, Eliza (Davis)
Riebsame, Christian
Goodheart, James
Horine, William H.
McNulta, John
Rice, Martha Baker
Roeder, John Conrad
Stipp, Dr. George Winfield
Funk, Benjamin Franklin
Burnham, John Howard
Rankin, Melinda
Benjamin, Reuben Moore
Bach, Maria Sophia
Tipton, Judge Thomas F.
Frank, Henry “Teddy”
McCullough, William
Price, John Joseph
Hogg, Harvey
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Blog
3 items
Photo of the Week, 74: Red, White and Blue in Sepia
Saybrook’s last Civil War widow Emma Cook, May 1938
Museum Launches Contest to Color Upcoming Mural of Lincoln's Lost Speech in Downtown Bloomington, Illinois
pe-2" style="font-size:2rem;">
Finding Aids
12 items
Castle, Drew/E. M. Pike
Dossett, David C.
Ela, George and Frances
Middleton, Richard & James Gill
Sons of the Union Veterans of the Civil War
Thirty-third Illinois Infantry Regiment of Volunteers Company C.
Corn Belt Bank
Civil War Era Correspondence
Almon Morrow
Civil War
McLean County Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
Ninety-fourth Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment
pe-2" style="font-size:2rem;">
Oral Histories
1 item
Kathyrn Dean
pe-2" style="font-size:2rem;">
Publications
3 items
Civil War Diaries of James W. Jessee 1861-1865
It Is Begun: The Pantagraph Reports the Civil War
McLean County Blacks in the Civil War
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