Hometown Stories
Sangamon Experience, Evie Rodenbaugh, Anne Moseley, Mike MoseleyDiscover the rich history of central Illinois today.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Infrequently |
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We believe sharing diverse perspectives and stories is key to building a stronger community. We are dedicated to creating a space that showcases the past and inspires future generations of public historians to share the stories of central Illinois.
Graduate Assistant for the Sangamon Experience. Rural Missouri native. Springfield, Illinois resident.
The Director of the Sangamon Experience is a public historian with degrees from SIUE and UIS. She focuses on sharing diverse local history from central Illinois and supporting local historical societies.
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