Kickapoo

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A Community in Conflict

Digital Exhibit

1 item

1818

The area that became McLean County was occupied by Native people when Illinois was founded. But the U.S. government wasted no time in their efforts to remove all Native claims to Illinois land.

Digital Exhibit

Finding Aids

Archival collection finding aids (full contents of collections available on site)

4 items

Abraham, Paul J. Collection

Paul J. Abraham (1909-1989) was born in Flint, Michigan to Gregory and Elizabeth Nameth Abraham...

Finding Aid

Kansas Kickapoo

This small collection consists mainly of copies of letters and accounts between Milo Custer of ...

Finding Aid

Kickapoo

The Kickapoo Collection includes research papers, correspondence, firsthand and anonymous accou...

Finding Aid

Patton Cabin

The Patton Cabin was built by John Patton in 1829, making it the oldest extant building in McLe...

Finding Aid

Speakers Bureau

1 item

The Unconquerable: Kickapoo of Central Illinois

Speakers Bureau