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Our mission at the LCHS is to discover, collect, and preserve the rich history of LaSalle County. The digitization of our collections (a project years in the making) has been paramount in our attempts to preserve local history, and allows us to pursue our non-profit's ultimate goal of education.

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Pictured above is one of 20 journals written by local Abolitionist Amos Ebersol. The 20 journals are housed within the LCHS Collections, and are available on our Digital Archive.
To view the Amos Ebersol collection online, please search for accession number 72.104 in our Digital Archive.

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Pictured above is one of 20 journals written by local Abolitionist Amos Ebersol. The 20 journals are housed within the LCHS Collections, and are available on our Digital Archive. To view the Amos Ebersol collection online, please search for accession number 72.104 in our Digital Archive.

Pictured above is one of 20 journals written by local Abolitionist Amos Ebersol. The 20 journals are housed within the LCHS Collections, and are available on our Digital Archive.
To view the Amos Ebersol collection online, please search for accession number 72.104 in our Digital Archive.