Fairbury Echoes Museum
  • About Us
    • Our Founding
    • What We Do
  • Resources
    • 1967 Chamber of Commerce Booklet
    • Archive.Org Depository
    • Audio History
    • Blade Archives & Digital Photo Requests
    • Buckle on the Cornbelt
    • Facebook
    • Fairbury History from 1889 Blade article
    • Fairbury, Illinois, song
    • List of All Fairbury Postmasters
    • Livingston County Historical Society Presentations Related to Fairbury, Illinois
    • Livingston County History Books
    • Maps
    • National Register of Historic Places
    • Other Fairbury History Books by Dale C. Maley
    • Other Fairbury History Books by J. William Goold
    • Pantagraph Negatives
    • Remember the Tartars
    • Research Resources
    • Stuffed Clubs & Antimacassars
    • Tartars Marching Band and Concerts 1968-1975 Photos and Articles
    • Tartars Marching Band and Concerts 1977-1984 Photos and Articles
    • Transcribed Copy of 1967 First Edition of Stuffed Clubs and Antimacassars by Alma Lewis James
    • Transcribed Copy of 1977 Second Edition of Stuffed Clubs and Antimacassars by Alma Lewis James
    • Transcribed Copy of Dr. Ervin’s 2012 Autobiography
    • Transcribed Copy of April 3, 1958, Blade Centennial special Issue.
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History Story Categories
  (Each category has many stories)   

    1. African American Related Stories
    2. Buildings and Landmarks 
    3. Businesses 
    4. City of Fairbury Items
    5.  Churches 
    6. Coal Mining
    7. Cropsey Related Stories 
    8. Early Automobile Stories
    9. Early Mail Delivery
    10. Early Settler Stories 
    11. Fairbury & Sibley Related Stories 
    12. Fairbury Fair
    13. Fairbury's 8 Murder Cases
    14.  Hospital 
    15. Indian Creek Golf Course
    16. Medical Doctors 
    17. Native American or Indigenous People Related Stories  
    18.  Organizations 
    19. Other History 
    20.  Parks 
    21. People 
    22. Railroad Related Stories 
    23.  Schools 
    24. Unsolved Fairbury History Mysteries 
    25. Women's Rights Movements. Fairbury woman advocated for the abolishment of alcohol and for a woman's right to vote.

 

 

Contact Us — Telephone: 815-692-2191 | Mail: 126 West Locust, Fairbury, IL 61739