Elaine Evans / Saturday, April 28, 2018 / Categories: Illinois Heritage Illinois Heritage, May–June 2018 Volume 21, Number 3 The Illinois Bicentennial is now entering its fifth month. We hope you and your historical society or museum are finding significant and creative ways to celebrate and commemorate the anniversary, not just for the year, but for the future. Visit us on our website (www.historyillinois.org) and tell us what your community has planned. We’ll do our best to help you get the word out. In this issue of Illinois Heritage we celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Illinois Vietnam Veterans Memorial, meet forgotten playwright Charles Dazey, learn how amateur historians and genealogists can change history, and sit down to lunch with Sesquicentennial Church congregations. Share your Heritage! Previous Article A Bicentennial Commemorative of the Prairie State: Readings from the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society Next Article ISHS to Honor Illinois Centennial Businesses Print 5522 Rate this article: No rating Tags: Women Artists Series Women Artists Art Bicentennial Railroads Authors Sesquicentennial Churches Churches Abraham Lincoln Women Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society Stephen A. Douglas Artists Veterans Table of ContentsDepartments To our readers President's message ISHS News The honor roll Features Forgotten Voices: Illinois playwright Charles T. Dazey Monumental dream in stone: The Illinois Vietnam Veterans Memorial turns 30 Bicentennial Timeline 2018 ISHS member list Illinois Women Artists series, Part 33: Anna L. Stacey Foundations of faith: ISHS hosted sesquicentennial house of worship luncheon (sample article) Our Journal and record: JISHS editor Mark Hubbard talks about the Society's flagship publication Remember the ladies: More than 50 Illinois towns were named for women–now mostly forgotten (sample article) Lincoln in Toulon: Historians knew Lincoln and Douglas were in Stark County in the fall of 1858, they just couldn't agree when The little engine that couldn't: The Oil Track Railroad in southeastern Illinois Obituary: Katheryn (Katie) Heires Looking for Lincoln Wayside project Issue Price$5.00 Please login or register to post comments.