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The History Museum of Monroe County
724 Elaine Drive P.O. Box 28
Waterloo, IL 62298

Phone: 618-939-5008

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Allscheid Rock Shelter Exhibit

Upcoming Events

Jun
4
Sat
1:30 pm “The Marvels Under Our Feet! A ...
“The Marvels Under Our Feet! A ...
Jun 4 @ 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
A trip through Fogelpole’s Cave, the longest cave in Illinois! My presentation is an account of my addiction to caves that began as a teenager and lasted a life time. My interest led me to[...]
Jun
18
Sat
1:30 pm “The History of Scott Air Force ...
“The History of Scott Air Force ...
Jun 18 @ 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Scott AFB is the fourth oldest continually-operating Air Force Base in the United States. The history of Scott AFB is divided into several phases: WWI Flying and Aircraft Mechanic Training Base (1917-1919), The Lighter-than-Air (LTA)[...]
Jul
9
Sat
1:30 pm “Natural History of Illinois Cav...
“Natural History of Illinois Cav...
Jul 9 @ 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
More than 300 caves are reported from southwestern Illinois, with 75% of the caves occurring in Monroe County. This presentation will examine the biology, geology and the history of important caves in our area including[...]
Jul
23
Sat
1:30 pm July 23, 2022 Saturday 1:30 P.M....
July 23, 2022 Saturday 1:30 P.M....
Jul 23 @ 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
The fiery Irish immigrant, Mother Jones, is portrayed by Loretta Williams. This historical re-enactment brings to life the struggles experienced by laborers and their families that helped shape the political and cultural dynamics of the[...]
Aug
13
Sat
1:30 pm “Pandemic” by Nancy Quernheim
“Pandemic” by Nancy Quernheim
Aug 13 @ 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Who will be discussing her book “Waterloo 2020, A Year in Our Town”. This photo book documents each day in Waterloo beginning January 1, 2020, until the end of that year. What began as a[...]
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