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Labor Heritage
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PMA union
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labor struggle continues
Coal
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Gillespie
Herrin
Hillsboro
Marissa
Mt Olive
Moweaqua
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West Frankfort
BLACK DIAMOND HERITAGE AREA
Coal Mining Museums
Coal Mining Memorials
Coalfield Rest Area
Alton
Quincy
Chester
French IL↓
French Towns
Cahokia (town not mounds)
Fort de Chartres
Fort Kaskaskia
Kaskaskia
Garrison Hill Cemetery
Pierre Menard Home
Prairie du Rocher
German IL
German towns
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Maeystown
Mascoutah
Warsaw (German)
Experiences
Portuguese IL
African American heritage
Abolitionist Edward Coles
Af-Am Alton
Alton-Elijah Lovejoy
Belleville (AfAm)
Black miners
Freedom Project
Godfrey
New Philadelphia
Otterville
Central IL African American History Museum
Underground Railroad
UGRR Alton
Rocky Fork
Brooklyn
Jacksonville
New Philadelphia UGRR
Springfield UGRR
Springfield
1908 Race Riot Site
Native Illinois
Bunker Hill
Cahokia Mounds WHS
Dickson Mounds
Emerald Mound
Kampsville
Piasa Bird
Potawatomi Marker
1814 Massacre Site
Edwards Trace
Lewis & Clark in Illinois
Mormon heritage
Nauvoo
Warsaw (Mormon era)
Carthage
Quincy (Morman era)
Mormontown
Western IL Pioneer Trail
CUBA, IL
HAVANA, IL
Historical Archaeology
Historical Markers
Historic Preservation
IL Heritage Agencies
Sites of Conscience
Resources
Key Ideas
Joann Condellone
Lacy McDonald
POWERPOINTS for lesson plans
Lesson Plans
Ancient Cahokia and the Mississippian Culture
French Colonial IL
Coal and Labor in IL
Statues and Controversy
Historical Documents as Rhetorical Texts
Mormon History in IL
German History IL
Underground Railroad in IL
New Philadelphia then and now
Springfield of the Madeirans
Maps
Stories
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BLACK DIAMOND HERITAGE AREA
