Abortion death trials, 1949 & 1951
Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library survey (Fever River)
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum controversies
‘Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight’ (Vachel Lindsay)
Abrams Hotel (1828 pioneers)
Don ‘Doc’ Adams (political leader)
James Adams (1828 pioneers)
Aetna Foundry and Machine Shops
Springfield African-American History Foundation Interviews
Jasper, Frank and Robert Aiello (gangland murders)
Alby’s Tavern (Lithuanians in Springfield)
Grover Cleveland Alexander (baseball pitcher)
Bettie Allen (African-American history interviews)
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co.
H.D. Anderson (accused embezzler)
Andrew train bombing, 1933 (mine union war)
Aristocracy Hill Neighborhood (Fever River)
Assembly Ball, 1889 (photo)
Association of Commerce and Industry
Auburn square devastated by fire, 1910
Automobile dealers in Springfield (Abbott-Detroit through Crow)
Automobile dealers in Springfield (Datsun through Hyundai)
Automobile dealers in Springfield (Ingram through Nissan)
Automobile dealers in Springfield (Oakland through Stoddard-Dayton)
Automobile dealers in Springfield (Studebaker through Yugo)
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Ball Township High School (closed high schools)
Clergy Ballard (Springfield race riot)
Bank run of 1932 (George Bunn Jr. memoir)
Newton Bateman (National Lincoln Monument Association)
‘Battle of Virden’ (1898)
David Beam (farmer, miller, politician)
Charles Becker (First Citizen)
Benedictine University at Springfield
Rev. John Bergen (1828 pioneers)
James H. Beveridge (National Lincoln Monument Association)
Black Civil War veterans buried at Oak Ridge Cemetery
Black Civil War veteran’s POW experience
Black farmers at Chinkapin Hill
Black honor student controversy, 1907
Black residents’ resolution opposing emigration to Liberia (1858)
Caroline Lamb Black (‘People Lincoln knew’)
Blended immigrant family (Springfield Lithuanians)
The Blue Danube (restaurant)
‘Boarding house horror’ fire, 1899
Bolivia Road Bridge (National Register)
Charles Boyd (1828 pioneers)
Bridgeview Beach, 1942 (photo)
Rev. John Brockmeier (‘labor priest’)
John A. Bross Post, Grand Army of the Republic
Bettie Stuart Brown (‘People Lincoln knew’)
Rev. Henry Brown (Lincoln funeral photo)
Francis Budinger (First Citizen)
Buffalo’s bicycle-riding bank bandit
Buffalo High School (closed high schools)
‘The Bunion Derby’ (1928)
Bunn School cooking class, 1910 (photo)
Scott Burton (Springfield race riot)
‘Hunkie John’ Buskiewich murder trial (1926)
Preston Butler (early photographer)
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Cadillac garage, 1912 (photo)
Ben F. Caldwell: politician, farmer, banker
Camp Dunne, 1916 (photo)
Camp Glen Olive (Wheeland Park), Riverton
Ebenezer Capps (1828 pioneers)
Jabez Capps (1828 pioneers)
The Cara-Sel Lounge (Springfield Lithuanians)
William Carey (Lincoln College of Law)
William and Margaret Carpenter (1828 pioneers)
Carver Convalescent Center fire, 1972
Everett Cary Chevrolet, Chatham
George Cashman (Lincoln Tomb custodian)
Cathedral (Griffin) High School (closed high schools)
John H. Catherwood (Medal of Honor, 1911)
Central Illinois Public Service Co.
Chatham High School (closed high schools)
Child and Family Service of Sangamon County
Children’s physical exams, 1914 (Springfield Survey photo)
Chili (‘chilli’) in Springfield
Church bingo controversy, 1949
Church of St. Francis of Assisi
Circuit clerks, 1821-2015 (list)
Citizens Improvement Association
City jail ‘bullpen,’ 1914 (Springfield Survey photo)
City Water, Light and Power lakeside facilities (Fever River)
Closed high schools in Sangamon County
Coal mine fatalities in Sangamon County (through 1930)
William Colby (probate judge)
Coliseum, Illinois State Fairgrounds
J.H. Collins (school superintendent)
Colored Children’s Service Bureau
Commercial Airport opening, 1927 (photo)
Dr. Charles Compton (surgeon, politician)
John S. Condell memoir, 1840s
James C. Conkling (National Lincoln Monument Association)
Connor’s Meat Market (photo)
Johnny Connors (boxer, saloon-keeper)
Converse High School (closed high schools)
Jesse Cormack (1828 pioneers)
Courthouse and Marine Bank, 1860 (drawing)
George P. Coutrakon (prosecutor)
Covered bridges (Genealogy Trails information)
Thomas Cox (1828 pioneers)
John Crisp (African-American history interviews)
Alja Crook (Illinois State Museum)
Philip Crowder’s Revolutionary War pension application
Theresa Faith Cummings (African-American history interviews)
Ted Curtis (African-American history interviews)
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Charles Darwin letters, Illinois State Register (1914)
Rudy Davenport (African-American history interviews)
Dawson High School (closed high schools)
Charles Dawson (gambler)
‘Deadman’s Crossing,’ 16th Street and Sangamon Avenue
Thomas Dennis (National Lincoln Monument Association)
Desegregation lawsuit at Bunn Park Beach, 1916
Desegregation of the Illinois State Armory
Desnoyer Brothers Shoe Company
Harold Dewing (radio pioneer)
‘Diamond Special’ train hijacking, 1913
Dineen family (hoteliers)
Divernon High School (closed high schools)
Dome Building, Illinois State Fairgrounds
William Donnegan’s memoir of the Underground Railroad
Jimmy Doolittle’s near miss (1930s)
Stephen A. Douglas’ missing finger
Downtown Springfield hotels, 1907-16
Jesse K. Dubois (National Lincoln Monument Association)
Nellie Browne Duff (reporter, provocateur)
Col. Otis Duncan (World War I)
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Early education in Springfield
Early Springfield (Barringer map)
Benjamin S. Edwards (‘People Lincoln knew’)
Elizabeth and Ninian Edwards home (Lincoln marriage site)
Helen Dodge Edwards (obituary)
William W. Edwards (Lincoln College of Law)
Virginia Eifert (naturalist, author)
Dr. Garret Elkin (1828 pioneers)
Andrew Elliott (1828 pioneers)
Levi Ellis: First resident of Springfield?
Conrad Engelking (brewer)
Enos Flats (photo)
Enos Park neighborhood (Fever River)
Pascal P. Enos (1828 pioneers)
Salome Paddock Enos (1828 pioneers)
Zimri Enos’ memoir of early Springfield
Last execution in Sangamon County (1927)
Executive Mansion demolition plan, 1963
Explosion on North Seventh Street, 1937
Frank C. Ewing Sr. & Jr. (murder, train derailment)
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Early farming changes (William Herndon description)
Fatal accident, 1910 Illinois State Fair
Earl Owen Fay (Lincoln Tomb custodian)
Herbert Wells Fay (Lincoln Tomb custodian)
Federal court opinion on commission government, 1987
Feitshans High School (closed high schools)
The death of Fido, the Lincoln family dog
Jerome Finkle (Lincoln College of Law)
Jessie Mae Finley (African-American history interviews)
Fire escape hazards, 1914 (Springfield Survey photo)
Most costly fires in Springfield, 1904-48
First African-American alderman
First African-American to hold public office
First automobile in Springfield, 1900
First auto-related fatality, 1906
First Baptist Church, New Berlin
First Baptist Church, Springfield
First black high school graduate
First Christmas parade (1914)
First Citizens (though 2015)
First radio weather report (Illiopolis, 1915)
First woman elected to public office
First woman to run for election
Fisher ‘murder’ hysteria, 1841
Cornelius Flagg Farmstead, Sherman
William Fleurville (Florville) (African American businessman, Lincoln friend)
‘Fort Taylor’ and Civil War prostitution
Dr. C. Robert Fults (elm cleanup organizer)
Funeral of Abraham Lincoln (drawing)
‘Dougie’ Funk (Maternal Health Center)
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Ganbling and the Sangamon County underworld, 1948
Isaac Gaskin (black Civil War veteran)
Alice Gilliland (Royal Neighbors of America)
The Globe Tavern, 1886 (photo)
Frank Godley’s Shoddy Manufactory
‘The Golden Book of Springfield’ (Vachel Lindsay)
Levi and Garner Goodan (1828 pioneers)
Marian Goza (African-American history interviews)
Robert Goza (African-American history interviews)
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Graham (First Citizen)
Arturo Granata (vice consul)
Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce
Green Beret accident, 1966 Illinois State Fair
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Kent Dunlap Hagler (World War I)
Georgia Hale (African-American history interviews)
Carrol Hall (First Citizen)
Sgt. Joseph M. Hall (World War I)
Hall-Hagler Chapter, Disabled American Veterans
Mabel Hallam (Springfield race riot)
William Hamilton (early resident)
David Hammons (MacArthur Fellow)
Ida Hanes (school board member)
Annie Rheem Hannon (first woman elected to public office)
Alfred S. Harkness (illustrator)
Ozias Hatch (National Lincoln Monument Association)
Hatcher automotive service fire, 1921
‘The Old Hay Market’ (photo)
Hay-Edwards School (1914-2000)
James Hayes (last person executed in Sangamon County)
‘Hell at Midnight in Springfield’
Gen. James Henry (1828 pioneers)
Archer Herndon (1828 pioneers)
Calista Herndon (Maternal Health Center)
John E. Hickey (pioneer aviator)
Hicklin
Virgil Hickox (early merchant)
Historic Preservation Association of Springfield
Historical markers in Sangamon County
George Hoffmann (First Citizen)
Home and Hospital for Fallen Women
Honor Book of Sangamon County, Illinois, 1917-19
Dr. Thomas Houghan (Edwards Place)
Housing for African Americans, 1914 (Springfield Survey photo)
Kate Howard (Springfield race riot)
Mary Howard (first woman to run for public office)
Nelson Howarth (Springfield mayor)
Lyman Hubbard Sr. (Tuskegee Airman)
Miss Nellie Hughes (librarian)
Nancy and Alexander Humphreys (1828 pioneers)
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Albert Ide and the Ideal Engine
Elizabeth Brown Ide (children’s activist)
Elijah Iles (1828 pioneers)
Illinois Executive Mansion, 1860 (lithograph)
Illinois governors (list)
Illinois High School Association State Champions (teams)
Illinois Soil and Soy Bean Special (1927)
Illinois State Arsenal (1855)
Illinois State Fair butter cow
Illinois State Fair unnatural deaths
Illinois State Informer (newspaper)
Illinois State Library, circa 1900 (photo)
Illinois State University (Springfield)
114th Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Illiopolis High School (closed high schools)
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Vito Impastato (restaurateur, organized crime suspect)
Robert Irwin (Lincoln banker & friend)
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‘Jack,’ age 5: Springfield’s first black resident
Joe James (Springfield race riot)
Dr. Gershom Jayne (1828 pioneers)
Jameson Jenkins (Underground Railroad)
Edward S. Johnson (Lincoln Tomb custodian)
Jack Johnson (boxing champion)
Johnston-Hatcher fires, 1907 & 1913
Catherine Bergen Jones (oldest woman voter, 1914)
Frank Hatch Jones (politician, postmaster)
Leroy Jordan (African-American history interviews)