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A Learning On-Line Adventure Created and Compiled by Howard Taylor . . . .If you Lived with the Thomas Lincoln Family . . . . At Home, on the Fringes of the Prairie (Illinois State Museum Activity) . . . .
Camp
Silos "Exploring the Prairie" . . .
The Lincolns, Hanks and the Halls Journey into Illinois, 1830 |
 Original 1830's Stone Arch Bridge on the Old National Trail Spur, just West of Marshall. Click Here for an Action View: MPG#1 William Greenup,
Engineer
of the Illinois Section:
. . . . Construction began in 1831 on the
Illinois
stretch of the National Road--the first federally funded highway--and
was
supervised by William Greenup, for whom the town of Greenup (population
1,532)
was named. |
| . . . . .This Activity-Based website has been created to help classroom teachers to develop educational and fun activities on-line concerning American Frontier/Pioneer Life. | . . . . .This Website can coordinate nicely with the Abraham Lincoln Hotlist and Activities to do an in-depth study of Abraham Lincoln and his times. Click Here to enter that website. |
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Learning Standards Connection |
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By Howard Taylor
Updated, October of 2007, Created 2003 at Herrick, Illinois