Let the Past Catch Up With You!

Order back issues of Historic Illinois! Magazines are available back to Volume 1, Issue 1. Some issues may be available in photocopy form only. The cost per issue is $1.25, or $1 each for ten or more copies. There is no additional charge for mailing.

Vol. 1
No. 1 A Word of Introduction _________
No. 2 State-owned Historic Sites; Old Stone Arch Bridge (Clark Co.); Aaron G. Cloud Home (McLeansboro) _________
No. 3 I & M Canal; Chicago's "L"; Jacksonville's Historic District _________
No. 4 Lincoln Log Cabin (Lerna vic.); Illinois Preservation Caucus; Archaeological Preservation Plan; East Lynn Garage (East Lynn) _________
No. 5 U.S. Grant Home (Galena); Gen. Thomas Rodman Home (Rock Island); Charter Oak Schoolhouse (Schuline vic.); Robert Waugh House (Sparland) _________
No. 6 Lincoln's Tomb (Springfield); Historic Landscape at New Salem (Petersburg); Baker Hotel (St. Charles); Old Central Grade School (Lockport) _________

Vol. 2
No. 1 New Salem as an Outdoor Museum (Petersburg); Egyptian Revival Style Buildings; C. A. Petersen: Pioneer Gas State Architect _________
No. 2 French Colonial District; Table Grove; Shelbyville's Chautauqua; Fort Kaskaskia (Randolph Co.) _________
No. 3 Life in the Eighth Judicial Circuit; Batavia's Campana Factory; Richard J. Oglesby House (Decatur) _________
No. 4 Shawneetown Bank; The Villa (Chicago); Restoration of Lock 14 (I & M Canal); New Salem (Petersburg) _________
No. 5 Vandalia Statehouse; Zion Hospice; Surface Mining in Illinois _________
No. 6 Cahokia: A Mississippian Metropolis; Rural Survey Begins _________

Vol. 3
No. 1 French Outpost on the Mississippi (Ft. de Chartres); Renovating Chicago's Marquette Building; Daniel Barrows Home (Galena) _________
No. 2 Cahokia Courthouse; Springfield's Union Station; The Black Watch (Ft. de Chartres) _________
No. 3 Henry Ford & the Postville Courthouse; Surface Mining Update; Pinecraig (Naperville); New Salem Volunteers _________
No. 4 Galena's Market House; Peoria Waterworks _________
No. 5 The Sauk & Fox Indians in Illinois; Ste. Genevieve--St. Joachim _________
No. 6 Bryant Cottage (Bement); Marvelous Maeystown; Jacksonville Labor Temple; John J. Lewis Home (Springfield) _________

Vol. 4
No. 1 Fort Massac (Metropolis); Mt. Carroll's Campbell Center for Historic Preservation (Carroll Co.) _________
No. 2 American Woman's League; Garrison Hill Cemetery (Chester vic.) _________
No. 3 Springfield's Dana-Thomas House; First Universalist Church (Elgin) _________
No. 4 Little Pistol: An Archaeological Mystery (Ft. de Chartres); Banking in Early Illinois; Boismenue House (Prairie du Rocher) _________
No. 5 Nauvoo State Historic Site; Lincoln Tomb Sanctuary Restored (Springfield) _________
No. 6 Lawrence Memorial Library (Springfield); Lincoln Joins the Militia; Ft. de Chartres Bastion Restored (Prairie du Rocher) _________

Vol. 5
No. 1 Bishop Hill State Historic Site; Warsaw Historic District; Stockade Excavations at Cahokia Mounds _________
No. 2 Mt. Pulaski Courthouse; Metamora Courthouse; Storefronts Revealed in Downtown Macomb; Grosse Point Light Station (Evanston) _________
No. 3 French Regime in Illinois, 1718-1740; CB&Q Roundhouse (Aurora); Union-Bluff City Brewery (Alton) _________
No. 4 French Regime in Illinois, 1739-1751; Second Remodeling of Lincoln's Tomb; I & M Canal _________
No. 5 Jarrot Mansion (Cahokia); The Round Barn in Illinois _________
No. 6 Diners; Shawneetown Bank Restoration; Hi-Tech Archaeology _________

Vol. 6
No. 1 Elihu Washburne House (Galena); Lloyd Lewis House (Libertyville); Ft. de Chartres _________
No. 2 Douglas Tomb (Chicago); Winchester Historic District _________
No. 3 Reuben Moore's Farmington Home; Champaign Confectionery; Postmaster A. Lincoln _________
No. 4 Matthew T. Scott Home (Chenoa); Pit House Reconstructed (Cahokia Mounds) _________
No. 5 Celebrating Main Streets; R. R. Donnelley & Sons Calumet Plant (Chicago) _________
No. 6 Gallatin County's Half Moon Lick; Illinois Heritage Association _________

Vol. 7
No. 1 Dwight's Pioneer Gothic Church; Unity Temple (Oak Park); Reconstructing Cahokia Courthouse; Lincoln's Role in the Case of the Clockwork Cradle _________
No. 2 Eagle's Nest Artist Colony, 1898-1942 (Oregon vic.); Jenny Lind Chapel (Andover) _________
No. 3 They're Not All Fancy Houses; Illinois Glass Co. (Alton); Egyptian Revival Style; Clifton Moore Home (Clinton) _________
No. 4 Jubilee College; Andrew Cunningham Farm (Sugar Grove); Rockton Historic District _________
No. 5 Rock Island's Turn-of-the-Century Amusement Park; Evanston's Suburban Apartment Buildings; Hancock County's Cambre House _________
No. 6 Bloomington's David Davis Mansion; Lewis Thomas House (Montgomery Co.) _________

Vol. 8
No. 1 Downtown Bloomington's Landscape Shaped by Fire; St. James Catholic Church & Cemetery (Lemont vic.); Galena, 1820-1830 _________
No. 2 Ford Airport Hangar (Lansing); Civil War Memorials _________
No. 3 Schulze Baking Company (Chicago); Rathje Mill Restoration (Peotone); Springfield Mine Rescue Station; Dwight Village Depot;
Limestone in Lower Illinois River Valley _________
No. 4 Illinois Historic Preservation Agency Established; Certified Local Government Program Underway _________
No. 5 Hofmann Tower (Lyons); Wilmette's Bahai Temple of Light; Constructing the Illinois State House (Springfield) _________
No. 6 Lincoln-Herndon Law Offices (Springfield); State Parks Structures Listed in National Register _________

Vol. 9
No. 1 Jersey County Courthouse (Jerseyville); Archaeological Investigations at Galena's Washburne House; Chicago's Michigan Boulevard Garden Apartments _________
No. 2 George Grant Elmslie: Designer of Five Aurora Buildings; Mactown Historic District; Fort de Chartres Excavations _________
No. 3 Edwardsville's LeClaire Historic District; Chicago's Yondorff Hall _________
No. 4 Chicago's Black Metropolis; History and Archaeology along the I & M Canal _________
No. 5 Archaeological Study of Letourneau Home (Bourbonnais); Lebanon Historic District (St. Clair Co.); Tax Reform Act Aids Preservationists _________
No. 6 A.G. Becker Estate (Highland Park); Drake Farmstead Archaeology (Stephenson Co.); Knox College's Old Main (Galesburg) _________

Vol. 10
No. 1 Archaeological Study at the Dana-Thomas House (Springfield); Mundelein College Skyscraper; Golden's Exchange Bank _________
No. 2 Alexis Opera House (Mercer Co.); Carrollton Courthouse Square Historic District (Greene Co.); Illinois Cemetery Project
"Unwrapped Buildings" (Quincy and Woodstock) _________
No. 3 French Colonial Village Excavated (Cahokia); Alexis Phelps House (Oquawka) _________
No. 4 Nathan Ricker at the University of Illinois; The "Castles" at Eastern Illinois (Charleston) and Illinois State (Normal) Universities;
Fabyan's Fabulous Geneva Retreat _________
No. 5 The Country Estate in Illinois; Carriage House Excavations at Davis Mansion (Bloomington); Chicago's Glessner House _________
No. 6 Chicago's Auditorium Building; Illinois Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Springfield); Rockwell Mound (Havana) _________

Vol. 11
No. 1 Villa Kathrine (Quincy); Elgin Historic District; Illinois' First Capitol (Kaskaskia) _________
No. 2 Illinois Water Towers; Schlosser Home (Okawville); Dana House Restoration (Springfield); Rockford's Haight Village _________
No. 3 Bloomington's David Davis Mansion; Illinois-Indiana Boundary Marker Refurbished; Bloom Township High School Frescoes Restored
(Chicago Heights); South Henderson Church & Cemetery _________
No. 4 Chicago's Orchestra Hall; Millikin Monuments & Millikin Place (Decatur) _________
No. 5 Quincy's Architectural Crossroad; Great Lakes Naval Training Station; Lockport's Gaylord Building; Stinson Memorial Library (Anna) _________
No. 6 Log Buildings Through a Camera Lens; Illinois Cemetery Project Completes Second Phase; Goddard Chapel (Marion) _________

Vol. 12
No. 1 Chicago's Fairbanks, Morse & Company Headquarters;
Spencer's Canton and Rock Island Masterpieces; Galena's Coville House Archaeology _________
No. 2 Wrigley Building and Tribune Tower (Chicago); Archaeology
at Lincoln Home (Springfield) _________
No. 3 Chicago Theatre; Samuel Hitt's Mt. Morris Mansion; Peoria Landmarks Preserved; Bridges to the Past _________
No. 4 Kane County Landmark Program; The Rookery Building
(Chicago) _________
No. 5 Marseilles Hydro Power Station; Kennicott's Grove
(Glenview); The Pierre Martin House (Prairie du Pont) _________
No. 6 Winnetka's Crow Island School; Re-created Cahokian
Houses Burned, Studied; Davis Mansion Restoration (Bloomington) _________

Vol. 13
No. 1 Kewanee's Woodland Palace; Collinsville's Miner's Institute Theater; "Gem City" House Sparkles Again (Quincy);
Albany Burial Mound Excavated _________
No. 2 The Illinois State Fair; Century-Old Barn Restored (Knox Co.); Property Tax Assessment Freeze; Cloud State Bank
and Aaron G. Cloud Home (McLeansboro) _________
No. 3 University of Illinois Observatory (Champaign); Grange Hall (Jackson Co.); Richard Eells Home (Quincy); Barrington's Catlow Theatre _________
No. 4 Scales Mound Historic District (Jo Daviess Co.); Highland Park City Hall Cupola Restored; Augustana College's
Old Main (Rock Island); Ragdale(Lake Forest) _________
No. 5 David Dows (Lake Michigan); Albert H. Sears Home (Plano); Dana-Thomas House Restored _________
No. 6 St. Charles Municipal Building; Chicago's Graceland
Cemetery; Calhoun County Barn Preserved; Putnam County Courthouse _________

Vol. 14
No. 1 DuQuoin Fairgrounds; Greene County Poor Farm
(Carrollton vicinity); The Joseph Steffens Home
(Carroll Co.) _________
No. 2 Gail Bordon & the Illinois Condensing Co. (Elgin);
Maeystown; Shelbyville: Home of the Pickup Baler _________
No. 3 National Historic Preservation Act:
25th Anniversary _________
No. 4 Washington Square (Chicago); The National Survey;
Zimmerman Site (Utica vic.); Brick Street Renovation in Illinois;
Century-Old Church Preserved (Plano) _________
No. 5 Vermont Masonic Hall; Peoria is Illinois' Newest Certified
Local Government; Carl Sandburg State Historic Site visitors
center; Joliet Steel Works Historic District _________
No. 6 Wells-Burt (Lake Michigan); John Hay Home
(Warsaw) _________

Vol. 15
No. 1 U-505 Submarine (Chicago); Dwight Building (Chicago);
The I & M Canal _________
No. 2 Kewanee's Ryan Round Barn; Price Round Barn (Greene Co.); Maywood (Cook Co.); Yanda Log Cabin (Glen Carbon) _________
No. 3 Washington Park (Springfield); Greenup Commercial District; Lincoln and Sargent Farms (Lerna vic.) _________
No. 4 Nike Missile Bases; Historic Landscapes; Cook County
Poor Farm Cemeteries _________
No. 5 Macoupin County Courthouse (Carlinville); Illinois Central Railroad Depot (Amboy); Richard Hagen, Archaeologist;
Buel House (Golconda) _________
No. 6 Bloomington's David Davis Mansion Re-Opens; Society
of Friends Meeting House (Putnam Co.) _________

Vol. 16
No. 1 Colwell's Department Store (Monmouth); McLean County
Courthouse (Bloomington); George W. Terp: Architect _________
No. 2 Streibich Blacksmith Shop (Newman); County Buildings
Saved in Knoxville; St. Mary's Church of Gilberts _________
No. 3 The Lustron Home; Kaskaskia Bell; Flood of '93; Point
School (Grant Park vicinity) _________
No. 4 William Day Gates & The American Terra Cotta Ceramic
Company; Chicago's Ridge Historic District _________
No. 5 Bloomington's White's Place; Nauvoo's Icaria; Icarian
Museum (Nauvoo); Flood Grants Awarded; Grafton Buildings
Nominated to the National Register _________ No. 6 Index to
Historic Illinois, Volumes 1-16 FREE

Vol. 17
No. 1 Pana's Chautauqua Days; "A Slow Motion Response to a 'Slow-Motion Disaster;'" Peoria's Peace and Harvest _________
No. 2 Jarrot Mansion Excavations (Cahokia); Talkin' With Tom
Teague _________
No. 3 Chippiannock Cemetery (Rock Island); From "Ineligible"
to Unqualified Success (Sheridan Park); The U of I Dairy Barns
(Urbana) _________
No. 4 Lincoln Park (Chicago); Aurora's Preservation Plan _________
No. 5 The National Watch Company Observatory (Elgin); Art
for the Appetite: A Taste for Architecture _________
No. 6 Broadway Historic Area (Rock Island); Index to Historic
Illinois, Volume 17, June 1994-April 1995 _________

Vol. 18
No. 1 Restoring the Rookery (Chicago); Illinois, Virginia, and the Information Superhighway _________
No. 2 Down on Main Street: Downtown Renovations Looking Up; Prophetstown: A Main Example; Covered Bridges of Illinois _________
No. 3 A Family Business Affair: "Snappy Service" in Central Illinois; Normal Theater Restoration; Structural Glass _________
No. 4 The South Fulton Churchhouse; New Network Benefits
Museums Large & Small; The I & M Canal _________
No. 5 The Rock Island Arsenal; County Historical Society Takes
In Tourist Cabin (McHenry Co.) _________
No. 6 Preservation in Oak Park; Index to Historic Illinois,
Volume 18, June 1995-April 1996 _________

Vol. 19
No. 1 Hegeler-Carus Mansion (LaSalle); Bishop Hill State Historic
Site _________
No. 2 The Millikin Homestead (Decatur); A Room with a
Preservation View (Edwardsville ArchiRoom); Sugar Grove's Old
Hotel _________
No. 3 The Peoria Automobile Club; George Fawn's Service Station
Career (Williamsville) _________
No. 4 Legend of the Skies: The DC-3; The Home of
Edward H. Bennett (Lake Forest) _________
No. 5 Vermont Architecture Inspires Local Preservationists;
Route 66: Historical Road Leads to Museums; Atlanta Grain
Elevator Rehabilitation _________
No. 6 Preservation at Six Mile (Madison Co.); Macoupin Gallery;
You Can Have That Old House and a Great Room Too;
Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 19, June 1996-April 1997 _________

Vol. 20
No. 1 The Frederick C. Robie House (Chicago); St. Mary's
Church of Beaverville _________
No. 2 Preservation in Galesburg; Monks Mound (Cahokia Mounds) _________
No. 3 The Kirk/Dillon Home (Sterling); Blackburn College's Pullman
Car Buildings (Carlinville) _________
No. 4 The Hemingway House (Oak Park); Grass-Roots Preservation
(McHenry Co.); Property Tax Assessment Freeze _________
No. 5 Illinois Houses from Geo. F. Barber & Co.; Moffet Family;
Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry Launches Effort to
Save Sub _________
No. 6 Springfield's Union Station; Railroad Depot Preservation
Heurtley House (Oak Park); Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 20,
June 1997-April 1998 _________

Vol. 21
No. 1 Route 66; The Terre Haute Western Traction Company _________
No. 2 Frances Willard and the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union; Restoration for Rest Cottage; New Life for Old Post Offices _________
No. 3 Franklin County Jail Museum (Benton); The Statue at Lowden State Park (Ogle Co.) _________
No. 4 Illinois and the Origins of the American Picture Postcard;
Trobaugh-Good House (Macon Co.) _________
No. 5 St. Charles's Hotel Baker; George Davenport House
(Rock Island); Green Ridge Rediscovered (Macoupin Co) _________
No. 6 Illinois Industrial School for Girls (Park Ridge); Lincoln
Colored Home (Springfield); Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 21,
June 1998-April 1999 _________

Vol. 22
No. 1 Chicago's Boyce Building; Paving the Way for Preservation
(Route 66) _________
No. 2 Legacy of Vishnu Springs (McDonough Co.); Glenview Naval
Air Station _________
No. 3 Grosse Point Lighthouse (Evanston); Bridging the Gap
in Lake Forest _________
No. 4 Geneva's Riverbank Laboratories; Building Blocks of Bishop
Hill; Galena's Old Market House _________
No. 5 Rediscovery and Reconstruction of Apple River Fort (Jo Daviess Co.); Aurora Railroad Roundhouse and Hotel Rehabbed _________
No. 6 Special Issue: The Underground Railroad in Illinois; Owen
Lovejoy: Illinois Abolitionist; Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 22, June 1999-April 2000 _________

Vol. 23
No. 1 The Fife Opera House (Palestine); Opera House Phenomenon; Duane Ulmer: Fulton County Mechanic & Auto
Dealer _________
No. 2 The P-51D Mustang; Taming the 8th Air Force Mustang:
A Pilot's Perspective; North American Aviation's P-51D-NA25
44-73287 Worry Bird; Establishing Local Preservation
Ordinances (Part 1) _________
No. 3 Domestic-Style Gas Station: The 419 Building (Chicago); Establishing Local Preservation Ordinances (Part 2); Delavan Bridge _________
No. 4 Peoria's Greenhut Memorial Hall; John Benedict Greenhut; Colonel John Bryner; Hidden Hulls Exposed (Grundy Co.); The Mustangs
Flew in the Pacific, Too _________
No. 5 Chicago's Quigley Preparatory Seminary; George Cardinal Mundelein; Hotel LaSalle Parking Garage (Chicago); Rose Hotel State Historic
Site (Elizabethtown); Apple River Fort State Historic Site (Elizabeth) _________
No. 6 Preservation in Orangeville; Orangeville Celebrates 150 Years; Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 23, June 2000-April 2001 _________

Vol. 24
No. 1 Meadowland Farm (Lake Forest); Camp Logan National Guard Rifle Range (Waukegan vicinity) _________
No. 2 Rockford's Coronado Theatre; Reliance Building Restored for Reuse (Chicago) _________
No. 3 Modest Bungalow Makes Metropolitan History (Chicago); Clean & Easy Living: The Lustron Still Offers It; The Country Corners at Withrows Garage in Sherman _________
No. 4 Meis Van Mies van der Rohe's Crown Hall (Chicago); Can Uptown Square Come Full Circle (Chicago) _________
No. 5 Leslie E. Keeley Institute (Dwight); The Warm Air Research Residence (Urbana) _________
No. 6 The Streamliner in Illinois; Detoured Train Follows Historic Train Route: The Ghost of the Green Diamond; Towanda's Historic Route 66; Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 24, June 2001-April 2002 _________

Vol. 25
No. 1 Special 25th Anniversary Issue _________
No. 2 The Sears Homes; Sears was the Standard in Three Illinois Communities; Are You Living in a Sears Home? Historic Gardening at the Davis Mansion _________
No. 3 Principia College; Tax Freeze Turns Twenty; Tax Freeze Case Study 1 (Rock Island); Case Study 2 (Alton); Case Study 3 (Ft. Sheridan) _________
No. 4 Historic Sites in Jersey County; Wilmette's Chicago & North Western Railroad Depot; _________
No. 5 Illinois Rail Bridges Span Space and Time; Illinois Bridge Types; Picturing the Past (Lincoln) _________
No. 6 HAARGIS--Historic Architecture and Archaeology Geographic Information System; The Automatic Electric Company;
Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 25, June 2002-April 2003 _________

Vol. 26
No. 1 St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church (Sheffield); The Train Depot's Station in Illinois History _________
No. 2 Chicago's Motor Row Historic District; The Canton Toll House _________
No. 3 Springfield's Uptown Garage; Immortality in Lewistown: Oak Hill Cemetery _________
No. 4 Czechs Make a Home in Edwardsville: The Narodni Sin; John Deere's Legacy in Illinois; John Deere Historic Site ________
No. 5 Chicago’s Holy Family Church; The Illinois Traction System; William B. McKinley; An Orange-Car Ride to a Heavenly Christmas
No. 6 Rock Village and the Potawatomi; Henry Hobson Richardson and the Glessners;
Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 26, June 2003-April 2004 _________

Vol. 27
No. 1 Black Gold Fueled Development of Southern Illinois; Coal Mining History Has Gone Underground; From the Mine to the Furnace; Rossville Revisited _________
No. 2 19th-Century State Hospital Architecture (Jacksonville, Kankakee, Peoria); Mazon Creek Fossil Beds; Bradley University’s Bygone Athletic Field _________
No. 3 Lincoln School (ClarkCo.); Vachel Lindsay; Lindsay’s Visual Art; Japanese Jackpot Discovered in La Salle: Art Treasures at the
Hegeler-Carus Mansion _________
No. 4 Greenville College a Legacy to Local Leaders; Greenville Public Library; Music Under the Stars at Orion; A Picture of Flat Rock; The Girard Auto Campground _________
No. 5 A Naturalized Politician: The Life of Gustave Koerner; A Wabash River Town's Asset: The Darwin Ferry _________
No. 6 Chicago’s Garden Homes District; Documentation Project “Saves” Historic Structures; Dale Clatfelter’s Auto Dealership;
Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 27, June 2004 -
April 2005________

Vol. 28
No. 1 Chicago’s South Water Market; The Illinois Traction System and the Prairie Landscape (Vermilion Co.); Documentation Project “Saves”Historic Structures (Elgin); U-505 Submarine Resurfaces _________
No. 2 One Governor’s Legacy to Higher Education: Altgeld’s Castles; Tracking the Prairie State’s Railroad Towns _________
No. 3 Aurora’s Cell Phone Tour; Historic (Fife) Opera House Holds an Artistic Gold Mine (Palestine); The Morrow Plots Weather Station (Urbana) _________
No. 4 Buckminster Fuller’s Geodesic Dome (Carbondale); The Woodworth Hotel (Robinson); Robinson’s Visionary: A. P. Woodworth _________
No. 5 An Early Illinois Army Base: Cantonment Wilkinson (Pulaski Co.); Springfield’s Union Station _________

Vol. 29
No. 1 Chicago’s Central Park Theater; Bismarck’s Storied Business Building; Roy Handell: His Community’s Photographer; The Street of
Forty Doors: Alta Vista Terrace (Chicago) _________
No. 2 American Dream by Mail Order: Sears Houses in Aurora; Buildings a By-Product of Resource Management: Water Diversion in Chicago _________
No. 3 The St. Charles Heritage Center; Richard Brownfield Gray, Architect; Oregon’s Chana School _________
No. 4 The Illinois Central Railroad; Keeping History Afloat at Lincoln’s New Salem: The Talisman _________
No. 5 The “Man from Libertyville”: Adlai Stevenson II; Polo’s Birth by Fire: The Buffalo Grove Lime Kiln _________
No. 6 The Chicago Post Office; The Obee House (Highland Park); Index to Historic Illinois, Volume 29, June 2006-April 2007_________

Vol. 30
No. 1 Keeping Time at Westclox (Peru); The Face Behind the Clocks; A Look at the Westclox Plant; The Dark Side of Illumination _________
No. 2 Sustaining the Wings: Chanute Field (Rantoul); Aviation Pioneer: Octave Chanute; Bohemians and Mexicans on Common Ground: Pilsen Historic District, Chicago _________
No. 3 The Peoria YWCA; Dixon’s Lowell Park _________
No. 4The Williamson County Jail; The Brown Shoe Company Building (Litchfield); The “Upstairs Downtown” Program _________
No. 5 Paradise on the Prairie: The Robert Allerton Estate (Monticello); Allerton Estate Hosts Groundbreaking Public Broadcasting Conferences; Short-Line Railroads in Illinois _________