Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, Volúmenes51-52Illinois State Historical Society., 1958 |
Dentro del libro
Resultados 1-3 de 89
Página 76
... River , up which she can go as high as Hog Island , if not still higher ; or , in other words , some 50 or 60 miles or more . She may attempt to force her way to York River , and be now only waiting for the opportunity of her choice to ...
... River , up which she can go as high as Hog Island , if not still higher ; or , in other words , some 50 or 60 miles or more . She may attempt to force her way to York River , and be now only waiting for the opportunity of her choice to ...
Página 225
... River levee on Sunday morning . The Queen , with air - conditioned accommoda- tions for 198 guests , serves ex- clusively as a passenger cruise ship , and thus may be called the last of the luxury river steamers . She is operated by ...
... River levee on Sunday morning . The Queen , with air - conditioned accommoda- tions for 198 guests , serves ex- clusively as a passenger cruise ship , and thus may be called the last of the luxury river steamers . She is operated by ...
Página 329
... river to the mouth of the Sangamon , one hundred and fifty miles above St. Louis and within fifty miles of Springfield . The boat was towed up the river by five men walking on shore and pulling a tow line about three hundred feet long ...
... river to the mouth of the Sangamon , one hundred and fifty miles above St. Louis and within fifty miles of Springfield . The boat was towed up the river by five men walking on shore and pulling a tow line about three hundred feet long ...
Contenido
McLean Countys Newspapers Particularly | 7 |
Governor Cullom and the Pekin Whisky Ring Scandal | 28 |
The Illinois State Historical Society | 29 |
Otras 44 secciones no mostradas
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
Términos y frases comunes
Abraham Lincoln American April army Award Bathsheba Bloomington Cairo Camp Carl Sandburg Charles Chicago Civil coln Colonel command Confederate County Historical Society Court Cullom Davenport Debates Democratic Directors Douglas Eastern Illinois University elected Fort Monroe Fort Wool friends Galesburg Goldsborough Governor Halleck Hampton Roads Henry Historian Historical Library House Ibid Illi Illinois State Historical Indian Ingersoll James John Journal July June Kentucky land letter Lincoln-Douglas Debates Logan County Louis Lovejoy March Marquis Mary McClellan McClernand meeting ment Merrimac Mississippi Monroe monument National Navy newspaper nois Official Records Ohio painted paper party Peoria picture political portraits President published Railroad reported Republican River road Robert Robert Todd Lincoln Sandburg Secretary Senate Sewell's Point slavery Springfield Stanton steamer story Thomas tion torical town train troops Turchin Union United University vice-president Virginia Volk Washington Whitley Who's William Wool wrote York