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Illinois Heritage, Vol. 11, No. 1, January–February 2008

Table of Contents

Departments

• To our readers
• President’s message
• Letters
• News
• The honor roll

Features

• Archeology on the English Prairie: Excavations begin at historic village of Wanborough
• “Three hundred damn’d rogues: Revolution’s boatmen got to the Mississippi before George Rogers Clark
• “His countenance glowed with animation”: Lincoln takes the moral high ground at the fifth Lincoln-Douglas debate
• Abe in a new light: Rare Lincoln portraits to be displayed at Old State Capitol
• Year-end report
• Freedom stop: Downers Grove house recognized as refuge on the Underground Railroad
• Come hell or high water, “We still make gas in Beardstown”: How a handful of heroes saved a community from disaster during the flood of 1922
• Public art and the spirit of the law: The Supreme Court murals of Albert H. Krehbiel
• Sculpting Lincoln, Part 8

Reviews

• Sucker’s delight
• A road for travelers, not for tourists
• Just Wright
• Late Bloomers

On the cover: Albert Jasper Conant’s portrait of Abraham Lincoln.

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