NEW IPO Logo - by Charles Larry Home Search Browse About IPO Staff Links


Volume 55 • Number 3 • April 2002

CONTENTS

41 Highways Benefiting Illinois Interstate 39
Amanda Etnyre
Oregon High School, Oregon

42 Railroads in West Central Illinois
Eric Detmer
Schuyler Middle School, Rushville

44 The Beginnings of Railroads in St. Clair County
Sarah Jones
Belleville Township High School West, Belleville

46Old Hamburg Road:
If This Road Could Talk

Darren Bailey
Annu-Jonesburo Community High School, Anna

47Out of the Mud:
Illinois' Good Roads Movement

Miriam C. Carlson
Heritage School, Rockford

49Alexander Varney
Muhammed Safdari
Washington School, Peoria

52The Trail of Tears: The Cherokee Tribe
Elizabeth Antonacci
All Saints Academy, Breese

53Chicago History Rides the Ravenswood El
Margot DiMuzio
Jamieson School, Chicago

55Lincoln Highway
Tiffanie Yocum
Oregon High School, Oregon

56Illinois Small Towns and the National Road
Elizabeth Oseland
St. Bede Academy, Peru

58The Illinois and Michigan Canal:
A Channel to Progress and Prosperity

Benjamin M. Wassel
New Hebron Christian School, Robinson

60Route 66: The Road of Dreams
Britany C. Harl
Enfield Elementary School, Enfield

On the cover: Travel in frontier Illinois was a challenge. Subsequent technological advances and road improvement made life for the independent traveler much easier.

Illinois Historic Preservation Agency

Julie Cellini, Trustee, Chair
Pamela A. Daniels, Trustee
Edward M. Genson, Trustee
Samuel Lilly, Trustee
Carol Stein, Trustee
Susan Mogerman, Director
Maynard Crossland, Division Manager Public Affairs and Development

Illinois History
Keith A. Sculle, Editor
Cynthia A. Fuener, Design

Illinois History (ISSN 0019-2058) is published three times during the school year, December, February, and April, by the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency. Printed by the authority of the State of Illinois. Articles may be reprinted with credit. Subscription rates: One copy is sent free on request to all schools in Illinois. Additional school-use subscriptions are $1 per volume (three issues). All other subscriptions are $6 per volume. POSTMASTER: send address changes to Illinois History, Old State Capitol, Springfield, Illinois 62701.

All photos unless otherwise credited are courtesy Illinois State Historical Library, Mary Michals, Iconographer.
Printed by authority of the State of Illinois
George H. Ryan, Governor
(3226110—7200—4-02)


|Search| |Back to Periodicals Available| |Table of Contents| |Back to Illinois History A Magazine for Young People 2002|
Illinois Periodicals Online (IPO) is a digital imaging project at the Northern Illinois University Libraries funded by the Illinois State Library