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Wednesday, March 29, 2023

Illinois Heritage

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Illinois Heritage Magazine

Illinois Heritage, the popular history magazine of the Illinois State Historical Society, was established in 1997 to encourage professional and amateur historians, museum professionals, teachers, genealogists, journalists, and other researchers to explore and write about Prairie State history for a broad audience.

Illinois Heritage is published six times per year and is available as a benefit of membership in the Illinois State Historical Society. Individual editions can also be purchased by contacting our office directly. Visit our Membership section for membership options and information.

Visit our Illinois Heritage Magazine section to see issue summaries and sample articles from recent releases.

Illinois State Historical Society   |   Strawbridge-Shepherd House   |   PO Box 1800   |   Springfield, IL 62705-1800

**CANCELLED** Lunch and Learn Series: Historic Settlements

Event date: 5/6/2020 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM Export event
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**CANCELLED** Lunch and Learn Series: Historic Settlements

ISHS and UIS Alumni Society

**In accordance with COVID-19 related guidance and restrictions issued by the University, state of Illinois and the United States federal government, we regret to announce the cancellation of the remaining programs of the Spring 2020 Lunch and Learn Series co-hosted by the UIS Alumni SAGE Society and the Illinois State Historical Society. This notice of cancellation is for both the April 9 and May 6 programs. You’ll receive notification of the refund process in the near future.

We thank you in advance for your patience as we align and enact practices which best serve our valued community members.  

Sincerely,
UIS Office of Advancement  

Preservationists Jane and Jesse Boehler will speak on preservation of historic Clayville, Illinois, a mid-1800s settlement that provided nourishment, spirits and overnight accommodations for people and horses travelling the American frontier.

Kim Orth, Executive Director, Nauvoo Tourism Office, will discuss “the other Nauvoo” and its complex history as the “Beautiful Place” settled by Mormons, inhabited by Icarians (French-based Utopian socialist movement) and growth as a regional grape cultivation and wine-making center.

Cost of $25/person includes a hot lunch. Discounted series subscription rate is $65/person. Registration deadline is one week prior to each event.

Register online here or call 217-206-6058.

Location:
UIS Student Union
2251 Richard Wright Drive
Springfield, IL 62703 (Map)

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