https://i0.wp.com/madcohistory.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Historial-museum-vandalism.jpg?fit=800%2C450&ssl=1450800Steve Rensberryhttps://madcohistory.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/MCHML_SOCIETY-05-crop-white-sr-300x120.pngSteve Rensberry2020-12-11 21:22:472021-01-08 04:11:50Vandalism at Madison County Historical Museum
From 1899-1930s there were streetcars, known as electric railways, crisscrossing Madison County. The last holdout was a line between St. Louis and Granite City that discontinue service in 1958.
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.
Journalist Bill Tucker takes a look at the Village of Carpenter as remembered by some of former residents that remember it when it was still a bustling community of businesses.
Vandalism at Madison County Historical Museum
/in All News, Featured News /by Steve RensberryMCHS News Volume 7 Number 6
/in All News, Newsletter /by Steve RensberryFrom 1899-1930s there were streetcars, known as electric railways, crisscrossing Madison County. The last holdout was a line between St. Louis and Granite City that discontinue service in 1958.
2020 Speaker Series
/in All News, Featured News /by Adam CeluchMCHS News Volume 7 Number 5
/in All News, Newsletter /by Adam CeluchJohn 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.
MCHS News Volume 7 Number 4
/in All News, Newsletter /by Adam CeluchJournalist Bill Tucker takes a look at the Village of Carpenter as remembered by some of former residents that remember it when it was still a bustling community of businesses.