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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1U2N_the-village-of-iroquois-calaboose-historical_Iroquois-IL.html
Built in Nov. 1881, according to history, the jail was built because a second
saloon was coming to "Bunkum". The town fathers decided a "cooler" was
needed for "wicked people who came from other places to disturb the
pe…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1U2A_concord-township-a-war-memorial_Iroquois-IL.html
Erected in 1997 by the people of
Concord Township and
the Village of Iroquois
in memory of
the men and women who
served in the Armed Forces and
in hope for the veterans of the future
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1T7H_gurdon-s-hubbard-trading-post-historical_Donovan-IL.html
In 1822, Gurdon S. Hubbard,
on this spot, built an
Indian Trading Post and
operated it until 1834.
Here the Indian Princess
Watchee-Kee lived with
Hubbard, as his wife.
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMRQN_milford-illinois-war-memorial_Milford-IL.html
Panel OneW. W. I
Row One
John Adams · Sherman Adsit · Roy Adwell · G. W. Akerly · Ralph Austin · + Forrest Ballard · Elmer Barkhurst · Homer Beall, Sr. · Jesse Bennet · Reed Berr…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMBRU_rodney-f-reeves-1958-1981_Milford-IL.html
This plaque is dedicated to the memory of Rodney F. Reeves1958 - 1981His love for Milford was shown by his labors in retrieving and restoring this Buzz Bomb to its original place in our community.
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMBPF_origin-of-milford-illinois_Milford-IL.html
This tablet, erected in the Spring of 1936, marks the Old Hubbard Trail, which forded Sugar Creek at this point. In this angle of ground between the ford and the trail there stood 100 years ago a pioneer grist mill. Thus giving the name the Mill F…