1914 Belleville Centennial Pageant

 To celebrate the Belleville’s Centennial in 1914, much of the early history of Illinois was written in a blend of poetry and drama. The “Pageant of St. Clair County” was written by Thomas Wood Stevens of the Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburg, PA, and published at Belleville.

Labor & Industry Museum - Belleville, Illinois History

1914 Centennial Pageant

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1910 Photograph – St Clair County Courthouse

1910 view of the St. Clair County Courthouse
(Belleville City Hall is in background to the left)
Built 1857-61
Demolished 1972

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1910 Photograph – Belleville Public Square

West and South view from the Public Square
Circa 1910

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1910 Photograph – Belleville Public Square

Public Square Looking East
The West Building is on the Left and the Penn Building is at Center
The Karr Building is on the Right
Circa 1910

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Wheat Threshing Outfits

Wheat Threshing Outfit
with a Harrison Steam Engine Manufactured in Belleville
Circa 1910

Wheat Threshing Outfit
with Harrison Steam Engine
Manufactured in Belleville
Circa 1920

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