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pe-2"> A Community in Conflict

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1918

Abraham Lincoln in McLean County

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Lincoln's Lost Speech

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Virtual cemetery walk showcases amazing Florence Funk
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‘Angel of the West Side’ met daycare needs a century ago

pe-2"> Biographies

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Muxfeld, Louise
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Hanner, Carl Gustav
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Livingston, Hilda
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Mandler, Christoph
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McCormick, Henry
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Becker, Augusta "Gussie"
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Seibert, Leonard
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Dietrich, Julius R.
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Thompson, Jennie
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Noble, Emily Vecchi
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Riebsame, Christian
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Roeder, John Conrad
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Rankin, Melinda
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Klemm, C.W.
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MacGillivray, Dr. Margaret
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Bach, Maria Sophia
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Moratz, Paul
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Hall, Helen Ross
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Schroeder, Baroness Maria von Buchau
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Schroeder, Dr. Herman
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Wickizer, Jennie MacDonald

pe-2"> Blog

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New American citizen May 24, 1941

Farming in the Great Corn Belt

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Draining the Prairie

1853 to 1899: Labor

pe-2"> Finding Aids

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Jung Family

McEwen Brothers Blacksmith Shop

Mau, McCoy, & Haskell

German Baptist Church

Livingston Family Collection

Packard Family Collection

Stubblefield Family Collection

Latino History Project Collection

Miller, George

Irish Immigrants Collection

Biederman Correspondence

pe-2"> Making a Home

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Zook Family

Vaughan Family

Larson Family

Livingston Family

O'Neil Family

Mau Family

Maria del Socorro Luna del Real

pe-2"> Speakers Bureau

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The Unconquerable: Kickapoo of Central Illinois

German Brewers in Bloomington, IL 1859-1920

Freedom, Land, and Community

'Forty Acres:' Bloomington’s Irish Railroad Neighborhood

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Dreams & Life on the Prairie- Latinos in McLean County 1880 to Today

"Whiskey vs Lager Beer – Bejabers:" The Irish, the bete noir of Lincoln’s Republican Party

Contested Civil Liberties in 19th Century McLean County, with Greg Koos

pe-2"> Working for a Living

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Powering the Community