October 15, 2019| All News, Newsletter| Adam Celuch
A pictorial exhibit at the Glen Carbon Heritage Museum was the inspiration for this newsletter that tells the... Read More → MCHS News Volume 5 Number 6
The Wood River Refinery that today produces nearly two per cent of the nation’s petroleum processing... Read More → MCHS News Volume 5 Number 5
The Montgomery Station was once a thriving farm community where families gathered at the country store, met... Read More → MCHS News Volume 5 Number 4
On Easter Sunday of 1917, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church held the first service in their new church, the... Read More → MCHS News Volume 5 Number 3
Mary Westerhold, Madison County Archival Library Research Director, explores some of Madison County’s... Read More → MCHS News Volume 5 Number 2
Glen Carbon, Collinsville, Maryville and Edwardsville are known for their coal mining legacy, but nearly... Read More → MCHS News Volume 5 Number 1
The Godfrey Mansion still stands near the town of Godfrey, a town named for Captain Benjamin Godfrey. The... Read More → MCHS News Volume 4 Number 6
The farming community of Grantfork had numerous names over the years. Although small a small town, it has one... Read More → MCHS News Volume 4 Number 5
In 1816, a squatter named John Cook built a cabin near what is now the corner of Orient and Church Streets in... Read More → MCHS News Volume 4 Number 4
After several unsuccessful attempts, in 1887 a group was finally organized to preserve Madison County’s... Read More → MCHS News Volume 4 Number 3
