October 19, 2019| All News, Newsletter| Adam Celuch
Journalist Bill Tucker takes a look at the Village of Carpenter as remembered by some of former residents... Read More → MCHS News Volume 7 Number 4
More than a century ago orphans in need of care came primarily from local families, but also from St. Louis,... Read More → MCHS News Volume 7 Number 3
From itinerant peddler to a chain of department stores, generations of the Glik family, through hard work and... Read More → MCHS News Volume 7 Number 2
This article profiles the history of three St. Jacob buildings that were built in the 1870s and are still in... Read More → MCHS News Volume 7 Number 1
The last quarter of the year 1918 was a difficult one for the country as well as Madison County where... Read More → MCHS News Volume 6 Number 6
The Catholic Church in Edwardsville was established in 1842, but German Catholics wanted a church of their... Read More → MCHS News Volume 6 Number 5
In 1837, William Emmert built a two-room house in the Six Mile Precinct of Madison County. The house,... Read More → MCHS News Volume 6 Number 4
In this issue, Lincoln scholar Dr. Stephen Hansen writes about Abraham Lincoln’s numerous journeys to... Read More → MCHS News Volume 6 Number 3
Since 1965, thousands of students at SIUE have attended classes in the Peck Building, named for John Mason... Read More → MCHS News Volume 6 Number 2
Museum Superintendent Jon Parkin tells about the early settlement of Illinois, where in many cases the... Read More → MCHS News Volume 6 Number 1
