Learn more about the origins of the Quackscam Festival in Browning, IL.

This Episode was written and voiced by Emma Weber.

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Learn more about the graves of elephants in west central Illinois.

This episode was written and voiced by Joel Ward

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What is the Burlington connection to nylon stockings?

This episode was written by Mary Krohlow and voiced by Ken Lewis

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Canton MO was home to an invention that changed canning nationwide.

This episode was written and voiced by Scott Giltner

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Learn more about the history of the Hotel Nauvoo.

Episode was written by Rebecca Williamson and voiced by students at Saints Peter and Paul school.

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Did our 16th President lose two wrestling matches in Schuyler County, Illinois?

This episode written and voiced by Brian Schmidt.

Photo: Public Domain, Late 19th century illustration of Lincoln's wrestling match with Armstrong.

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Maquon had one of the first radio stations in Knox County.

This episode was written and voiced by Kenny Knox.

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Learn more about the the 1965 Keokuk Armory explosion that killed 7 people.

This episode was written and voiced by Angela Gates of the Keokuk History Center.

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