Beginning of the Civil War & LaSalle County Impact | In-Person Single Session


ID : 25319   

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Explore the pivotal moments and untold stories of the Civil War era and its impact on LaSalle County, from the Underground Railroad and Lincoln-Douglas Debates to the Wigwam and the election of 1860. Learn about local regiments and their battles, the vital roles of women on the home front, and how the conflict evolved beyond its expected 90 days. Discover how horses, mules, and railroads shaped the war, and gain insight into the harsh realities of disease and life as a prisoner of war.

Presented by the David Reed (Streatorland Museum), Dan Schott (Ottawa Scouting Heritage Museum) Alex Rezvan (Mendota Museum & Historical Society) & Jeff Maierhofer (Seneca Historical Guild)








 

 

 

Class Details

1 Session(s)
Weekly - Mon

Location
Oglesby Campus

Instructor
IVCC Staff 

 

Notice

Please read:  This is a single session class. Seats for single sessions are limited. If you are interested in attending the entire 8-session series in person, please register for the Exploring LaSalle County History series using Class ID: 25295.

Tuition: 

$20.00


Registration Closes On
Monday, September 22, 2025 @ 12:00 AM

Schedule Information

Date(s) Class Days Times Location Instructor(s) Instructional Method
9/22/2025 - 9/22/2025 Weekly - Mon 06:00 PM - 08:00 PM Oglesby, Oglesby Campus  Map, Room: CTC-124 IVCC Staff  In-Person