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Frontline to Homefront: Minto Family Civil War Correspondence

Mainly James Constantine Pilling's incoming correspondence, 1881-1894, with U.S. and Canadian missionaries, church officials, ethnologists, historians, and others regarding Indian languages, publicati…

The Evangelical Beacon was the official printed magazine and newsletter of the Evangelical Free Church of America. Its roots lie in the Norwegian-Danish Free Church Association newspaper The Evangelis…

no. 204 The Observer is a newsletter for the faculty, staff and retirees of Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville, published weekly during academic quarters. It contains black-and-white illustr…

McQueen was stationed at Columbia, South Carolina where he awaited further orders. First line cut-off. Photograph of Richard McQueen in uniform.

by Philip S. Warne. Title from page 1. Printed in triple columns. "March 7, 1894."--Caption. Johannsen, A. House of Beadle and Adams and its dime and nickel novels, v. 1, p. 239, no. 802.

Correspondence

This 3-part interview includes the introduction, transcript, and audio file of Gary Brown, a 1997 graduate of Graham Hospital School of Nursing, who was interviewed for the School’s oral history proje…

Programs

Wilkin recalls duties, responsibilities, and trains while working for the Chicago & Illinois Midland, Illinois Terminal and other railroads in the early 20th century in Springfield and central Illinoi…

An archive of the Decaturian student newspaper from Millikin University in Decatur Illinois

This Peoria Journal Star clipping features a photograph of an Illinois State Nurses Association counselor speaking to two staff nurses.

While a student at Illinois Wesleyan University, Florence Ralph exchanged nearly daily letters with Marion Taylor Bird (a University of Illinois graduate) whom she first met at IWU and then married sh…

The Evangelist was the official printed magazine and newsletter of the Evangelical Free Church Association, the denominational entity grouping the Norwegian-Danish Free Churches in the USA. Its roots…

This is a typed letter from Belle L. James to Lucy Rider Meyer. This is general correspondence about daily matters.

Booklet by Sister Mary Elvira, OSF; sections include Growth of Our Library with history, Rare Books, Catholic Books, Library Budget, Gifts to the Library, Students Help to Build the Library, The Libra…

Palmyra or Sugar Grove Cemetery. Published by Ogle County Genealogical Society, Oregon, IL.