Mound city historical museum
The Mound City Historical Museum
in partnership with the Mound City National Cemetery Preservation Commission
The Mound City National Cemetery Preservation Commission, Inc., is a not-for-profit organization. Our mission is to promote the history of Mound City, Illinois and its regional and national importance during the American Civil War.
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We are committed to:
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Broadening the knowledge and developing awareness among the general public through exhibits, interpretive events, and multi-media storytelling about Mound City, Illinois and its Civil War heritage.
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Outreach with schools, civil groups and other organizations to develop and present programs and lesson plans about the history of Mound City, Illinois and its Civil War heritage.
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Preserving 315 South Fourth Street and its historical significance as the oldest structure in Mound City, Illinois built by its founder Moses Marshall Rawlings.
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Establishing a museum dedicated to the collection and display of artifacts to help visitors understand Mound City, Illinois' past and Civil War experiences.
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