Evansville High School Building Evansville High School Building Front View The History of Evansville High School Evansville (population 701) is located in far southwestern Illinois in the west central portion of Randolph County. Illinois State Route 3 is the main roadway that leads you to Evansville and passes by the western edge of town. Schuline […]


Chicago St. Mary High School Courtyard http://www.cardcow.com/169677/campus-view-st-mary-high-school-2044-grenshaw-street-chicago-12-illino The History of Chicago St. Mary’s High School Chicago (population 2.8 million) is located in northeastern Illinois in eastern Cook County. Lake Michigan, the Chicago and Des Plaines Rivers are the main waterways to and from town. Interstates 90, 94, 55, and 57 will all lead you to the “Windy City,” as will numerous rail services and highways with federal and […]


The History of Westchester St. Joseph Catholic High School Westchester (population 16,718) is located in far northeastern Illinois in the middle-western portion of Cook County. U.S. Route 12/45 (Mannheim Road) passes through Westchester and connects it to Interstate Highway 290 (Eisenhower Expressway) which passes by the north side of town. Illinois Route 38 (Roosevelt Road) also passes […]



Lemont Mt. Assisi Academy High School Building http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2014-01-30/news/chi-mount-assisi-academy-closing-this-year-201401 The History of Lemont Mt. Assisi Academy    Lemont (population 13,100) is located in far northeastern Illinois in the southwest corner of Cook County. The city is located on Lemont Road between Interstate Highway 55 and Illinois Route 171. The Des Plaines River and the Sanitary Drainage and Ship Canal both […]


Bloomington Majors Female College Courtesy of McLean County Museum of History   The History of Bloomington Major’s Female College Bloomington (population 75,000) is located in the center of the state of Illinois in McLean County, and is considered a hub of activity for transportation. Interstates 39, 57, & 74 travel around the city and its neighbor, Normal. […]