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The Illinois State
Historical Society was founded in 1899 to support the
Illinois State Historical Library and to encourage
research and writing on subjects of Illinois history.
Though independent of the State of Illinois and the
Historical Library since 1997, the Illinois State
Historical Society continues to actively promote the
study of Illinois history. The Society encourages
everyone from University scholars to local historians to
take an active part in Illinois history. The Society is
a not-for-profit organization which depends solely on
membership dues, gifts, bequests, and foundation grants
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Our Mission
The mission of the Society is to
foster awareness, understanding, research, preservation,
and recognition of history in Illinois.
Operating Principles
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serving the whole state and dependent on the efforts and
the support of many, the Society asserts it will operate
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greatest effect.
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Illinois groups, communities, regions, organizations,
eras, leaders and events.
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