CEDARVILLE AREA HISTORIAL SCTY

CEDARVILLE, IL

BARD Materials, Monroe, Wisconsin BARD Materials, a ready-mix concrete supplier in Monroe, Wisconsin. BARD has a railroad siding and receives rail service from Wisconsin & Southern Railroad (WSOR). On this day, hopper WSOR 8009 and at least one other open hopper were on the siding. The BARD Materials concrete plant is located at 1207 18th Street in Monroe, just west of the WSOR 13th Avenue grade crossing. Photo taken early May 2023.
BARD Materials, Monroe, Wisconsin Credit: Aaron Volkening

The Cedarville Area Historical Society is a non-profit organization based in Cedarville, Illinois. Founded in 1956, the society is dedicated to preserving and promoting the history of the Cedarville area, which includes the towns of Cedarville, Macon, and Wolf Lake. The organization collects, preserves, and displays artifacts, documents, photographs, and other memorabilia related to the area’s history.

The society also sponsors educational programs such as lectures and workshops, and publishes books and newsletters about local history. They also operate a museum, which is open to the public for free. The museum contains numerous exhibits about the area’s history, including Native American artifacts, Civil War artifacts, and items from the early settlers of the area.

The Cedarville Area Historical Society is also actively involved in historic preservation efforts. They work with local government and other organizations to preserve historically significant buildings, and to ensure that the area’s heritage is not lost to development. The society also helps to organize local events, such as the annual Cedarville Days celebration.

The Cedarville Area Historical Society is an important part of the community, providing a valuable resource for anyone interested in learning more about the history of the area. Their efforts to preserve and promote the rich history of the Cedarville area are invaluable.

CEDARVILLE AREA HISTORIAL SCTY is a Uncategorized or General Museum in CEDARVILLE IL. US MID #8401700268

The museum is classed as GMU (Uncategorized or General Museums). It comes under American Alliance of Museums (AAM) region: Midwest (Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, Wisconsin).

BARD Materials, Monroe, Wisconsin BARD Materials, a ready-mix concrete supplier in Monroe, Wisconsin. BARD has a railroad siding and receives rail service from Wisconsin & Southern Railroad (WSOR). On this day, hopper WSOR 8009 and at least one other open hopper were on the siding. The BARD Materials concrete plant is located at 1207 18th Street in Monroe, just west of the WSOR 13th Avenue grade crossing. Photo taken early May 2023.
BARD Materials, Monroe, Wisconsin BARD Materials, a ready-mix concrete supplier in Monroe, Wisconsin. BARD has a railroad siding and receives rail service from Wisconsin & Southern Railroad (WSOR). On this day, hopper WSOR 8009 and at least one other open hopper were on the siding. The BARD Materials concrete plant is located at 1207 18th Street in Monroe, just west of the WSOR 13th Avenue grade crossing. Photo taken early May 2023.
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World's Largest Camera at Monroe, WI in Nov. 2013 <b>From justsomething.com, 2013</b> Award winning photographer Dennis Manarchy designed the world largest film camera, a 35 ft long camera capable of producing 6 ft long negatives and 24 ft high high resolution prints. Dennis claims this camera can produce images with over 1.000 times more the detail than the best digital cameras on the market today. This unbelievable device will make a 20.000 miles journey across the US to document its diverse cultural heritages, in a project called ‘Butterflies & Buffalo’. “We have the ability to make a print that is two-stories tall, with detail that no one’s ever seen before. The crystal and the clarity of these things in these super large forms takes these people and gives them a certain level of dignity, but also puts it on an epic scale. You look into their eyes and you can feel something, and people look special. It’s a story that no one’s heard before.” Dennis says.
World's Largest Camera at Monroe, WI in Nov. 2013 <b>From justsomething.com, 2013</b> Award winning photographer Dennis Manarchy designed the world largest film camera, a 35 ft long camera capable of producing 6 ft long negatives and 24 ft high high resolution prints. Dennis claims this camera can produce images with over 1.000 times more the detail than the best digital cameras on the market today. This unbelievable device will make a 20.000 miles journey across the US to document its diverse cultural heritages, in a project called ‘Butterflies & Buffalo’. “We have the ability to make a print that is two-stories tall, with detail that no one’s ever seen before. The crystal and the clarity of these things in these super large forms takes these people and gives them a certain level of dignity, but also puts it on an epic scale. You look into their eyes and you can feel something, and people look special. It’s a story that no one’s heard before.” Dennis says.
World's Largest Camera at Monroe, WI in Nov. 2013 <b>From justsomething.com, 2013</b> Award winning photographer Dennis Manarchy designed the world largest film camera, a 35 ft long camera capable of producing 6 ft long negatives and 24 ft high high resolution prints. Dennis claims this camera can produce images with over 1.000 times more the detail than the best digital cameras on the market today. This unbelievable device will make a 20.000 miles journey across the US to document its diverse cultural heritages, in a project called ‘Butterflies & Buffalo’. “We have the ability to make a print that is two-stories tall, with detail that no one’s ever seen before. The crystal and the clarity of these things in these super large forms takes these people and gives them a certain level of dignity, but also puts it on an epic scale. You look into their eyes and you can feel something, and people look special. It’s a story that no one’s heard before.” Dennis says.
World's Largest Camera at Monroe, WI in Nov. 2013 <b>From justsomething.com, 2013</b> Award winning photographer Dennis Manarchy designed the world largest film camera, a 35 ft long camera capable of producing 6 ft long negatives and 24 ft high high resolution prints. Dennis claims this camera can produce images with over 1.000 times more the detail than the best digital cameras on the market today. This unbelievable device will make a 20.000 miles journey across the US to document its diverse cultural heritages, in a project called ‘Butterflies & Buffalo’. “We have the ability to make a print that is two-stories tall, with detail that no one’s ever seen before. The crystal and the clarity of these things in these super large forms takes these people and gives them a certain level of dignity, but also puts it on an epic scale. You look into their eyes and you can feel something, and people look special. It’s a story that no one’s heard before.” Dennis says.
World's Largest Camera at Monroe, WI in Nov. 2013 <b>From justsomething.com, 2013</b> Award winning photographer Dennis Manarchy designed the world largest film camera, a 35 ft long camera capable of producing 6 ft long negatives and 24 ft high high resolution prints. Dennis claims this camera can produce images with over 1.000 times more the detail than the best digital cameras on the market today. This unbelievable device will make a 20.000 miles journey across the US to document its diverse cultural heritages, in a project called ‘Butterflies & Buffalo’. “We have the ability to make a print that is two-stories tall, with detail that no one’s ever seen before. The crystal and the clarity of these things in these super large forms takes these people and gives them a certain level of dignity, but also puts it on an epic scale. You look into their eyes and you can feel something, and people look special. It’s a story that no one’s heard before.” Dennis says.
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450 W 2ND ST
CEDARVILLE
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MID # 8401700268
Name CEDARVILLE AREA HISTORIAL SCTY
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Classification Uncategorized or General Museums, , Midwest
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LAT/LONG 42.374212, -89.633002
CODES FIPS State Code: 17
FIPS County Code: 177
US Census Tract: 000200
US Census Block: 4047