March 9, 2021| All News, Newsletter| Steve Rensberry
A mayor who died trying to save his town, a State’s Attorney’s home bombed, women who broke the glass... Read More → MCHS News Volume 8 Number 5
February 13, 2021| All News, Featured News| Steve Rensberry
New Archival Library Research Manager Mary Z. Rose, Alton, was recently appointed as the new Archival Library... Read More → New Archival Library Research Manager
December 17, 2020| All News, Newsletter| Steve Rensberry
The Village of Alhambra was founded in 1849. Ten years later a second village was platted less than a mile... Read More → MCHS News Volume 8 Number 4
December 17, 2020| All News, Featured News, Press Release| Steve Rensberry
A new exhibit, “Ink to Paper: Exploring the Advancement of Letter Writing and its Uses,†has just opened... Read More → Madison County Historical Museum Exhibit
December 14, 2020| All News, Newsletter| Steve Rensberry
Roland Harris has been collecting and sharing the history of communities in the eastern part of Madison... Read More → MCHS News Volume 8 Number 3
During the height of the tuberculosis epidemic, Madison County built a hospital dedicated solely to the care... Read More → MCHS News Volume 8 Number 2
East of Edwardsville, in Pin Oak Township, more than 150 years ago, there was a settlement of Black farmers... Read More → MCHS News Volume 8 Number 1
December 12, 2020| All News, Featured News| Steve Rensberry
The Archival Library, which has been closed earlier in the pandemic, is open with COVID-19 guidelines to... Read More → Archival Library Open With COVID-19 Guidelines
December 11, 2020| All News, Featured News| Steve Rensberry
... Read More → Vandalism at Madison County Historical Museum
December 5, 2020| All News, Newsletter| Steve Rensberry
From 1899-1930s there were streetcars, known as electric railways, crisscrossing Madison County. The last... Read More → MCHS News Volume 7 Number 6
