Speaker Series
Joann Condellone
Joann Condellone discusses the Italian immigration to Madison County.
Entries by Adam Celuch
Speaker Series – Peter Stehman
Peter Stehman will discuss his book, “Patriotic Murder,” a fascinating look at the anti-German frenzy, fueled by government propaganda, that led to the lynching of Robert Praeger at Collinsville, Illinois on April 5, 1918
Speaker Series – J. Eric Robinson
J. Eric Robinson discusses the colony of Free Blacks who lived at Pin Oak before the Civil War
Speaker Series – Stephen Hansen
SIUE Emeritus Professor Stephen Hansen compares presidential politics of 1860 with today.
606 North Main Street
The beautiful Colonial Revival home at 1306 St. Louis Street was built for Jacob Frederick “Fred” Ammann and his wife, Bertha Gehrig Ammann, in 1905.
454 Vandalia Street
The beautiful Colonial Revival home at 1306 St. Louis Street was built for Jacob Frederick “Fred” Ammann and his wife, Bertha Gehrig Ammann, in 1905.
1306 St. Louis Street
The beautiful Colonial Revival home at 1306 St. Louis Street was built for Jacob Frederick “Fred” Ammann and his wife, Bertha Gehrig Ammann, in 1905.
MCHS News Volume 7 Number 5
John Wildi (1853-1910) was a Swiss immigrant to Highland who became an exceptional businessman, a founder of the company that later became Pet Milk, and a savvy real estate investor.
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