This Week in Illinois History

Por: Northern Public Radio
This Week in Illinois History provides a 90-second snapshot of an event significant to Illinois history. Join Host Clint Cargile as he covers big events while also exposing little-known pieces of Illinois history.
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Latest episodes of the podcast This Week in Illinois History

This Week in Illinois History: Birth of Wyatt Earp, the Peoria Bummer (March 19, 1848) 14/03/2022
This Week in Illinois History: Chicago Mayor killed by assassin (March 6, 1933) 07/03/2022
This Week in Illinois History: Carl Sandburg named state Poet Laureate (February 28, 1962) 28/02/2022
This Week in Illinois History: Birth of Alton’s Gentle Giant (February 22, 1918) 28/02/2022
This Week in Illinois History: Clyde Tombaugh discovers Pluto (February 18, 1930) 14/02/2022
This Week in Illinois History: Illinois’ First Duel (February 8, 1819) 14/02/2022
This Week in Illinois History: Fighting Winter Floods with Dynamite (late January to early February, 1938) 31/01/2022
This Week in Illinois History: Bears shuffle over Patriots at Super Bowl XX (January 26, 1986) 31/01/2022
This Week in Illinois History: Betty White born in Oak Park (January 17, 1922) 31/01/2022
This Week in Illinois History: Fudge Fever of ’85 (January 13, 1985) 17/01/2022
This Week in Illinois History: The DeKalb County Soil Improvement Association (January 5, 1912) 03/01/2022
This Week in Illinois History: Josephine Cochrane patents the dishwasher (December 28, 1886) 27/12/2021
This Week in Illinois History: Raggedy Ann creator Johnny Gruelle born (December 24, 1880) 20/12/2021
This Week in Illinois History: Moving Shawneetown (December 14, 1937) 20/12/2021
This Week in Illinois History: Popeye creator E. C. Segar born (December 8, 1894) 20/12/2021
This Week in Illinois History: World’s first man-made nuclear reaction (December 2, 1942) 20/12/2021
This Week in Illinois History: Joseph Glidden patents barbed wire (November 24, 1874) 20/12/2021
This Week in Illinois History: Bessie Coleman departs for Paris (November 20, 1920) 20/12/2021
This Week in Illinois History: First train in Illinois (November 8, 1838) 10/11/2021
This Week In Illinois History: The great horse epidemic (early November, 1872) 01/11/2021
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