Left to right: Western Illinois Museum Director, Sue Scott, National Endowment for the Humanities Senior Program Director, Division of Public Programs, Jill Austin, and National… Read More »Museum receives a National Endowment for the Humanities Public Impact Project Grant
Tell us your Gratitude Story Yes, 2020 has been quite a year. But you know, there is much to be grateful for. We’d like to… Read More »#CollectiveGratitude
Continue Learning… here are a few recommendations from Our Front Porch guest, Keith Boeckelman. Book James Madison and the Creation of the American Republic by… Read More »Keith Boeckelman Recommends
Our founders and historyThe steadfast earthly company of Hundrpack are as fierce as they are compassionate. This house was founded by Sadie “Mother” Moon who… Read More »Hundrpack History Challenge
Celebrating 200 Years with 200 People: That’s local history As we celebrate the State of Illinois’ 200th year, we have set a goal of celebrating 200… Read More »200 Years 200 People
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70%! Did you know that 70% of our funding comes from individuals who share our belief that knowing the past informs our future? Join this passionate team… Read More »Become a member
2016-17 Annual Report Museums: Asking why What sets us apart is our ability to think and plan for the future, and to remember and learn… Read More »2016-17 Annual Report
William H. Randolph was born in Ohio in 1813. At the age of 21 he moved to Rushville and then Macomb where he opened a… Read More »William H. Randolph