Sangamon County, Illinois:
History
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A Description of Sangamon County, Illinois in 1830 (Source: Core Historical Literature of Agriculture, Albert R. Mann Library, Cornell University)
Historical encyclopedia of Illinois (Volume 1, A-Star) and History of Sangamon County (Source: Internet Archive)
Historical encyclopedia of Illinois (Volume II, Part One, Star-Z) and History of Sangamon County (Source: Internet Archive)
Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois (Volume II, Part One, Star-Z) and History of Sangamon County (Source: Internet Archive)
Historical Markers Sangamon County (Source: Illinois State Historical Society)
History of Sangamon County, Ill. 1921 (Source: Internet Archive)
History of Sangamon County, Illinois 1881 (Source: Google Books)
History of Sangamon County, Illinois 1881 (Source: Google Books)
History of Sangamon County, Illinois 1881 (Source: Internet Archive)
History of Sangamon County, Illinois 1881 (Source: Internet Archive)
A history of the demolition and reconstruction of the Illinois Old State Capitol (Source: Internet Archive)
History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois 1876 (Source: Google Books)
History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois 1876 (Source: Internet Archive)
History of the early settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois 1876 (Source: Internet Archive)
History of the early settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois 1876 (Source: Internet Archive)
Illinois Times, Springfield, Illinois History feature articles
Laying the Corner Stone of the Old State Capitol page 17 - 19 (Source: Internet Archive)
Name Index to Illinois Local Governments Sangamon County (Source: Illinois State Archives)
National Register of Historical Places
A New Eden The Pioneer Era in Sangamon County
Portrait and Biographical Album of Sangamon County, Illinois 1891 (Source: Internet Archive)
The Rise and Fall of Disease in Illinois Hhistory, Dr.'s, pages 314-325 (Source: Internet Archive)
Sangamon County (Source: Wikipedia)
Sangamon County History and Overview
Sangamon County Bibliography (Source: WorldCat)
Sangamon County Fact Sheet
Sangamon County Historical Markers (Source: The Historical Marker Database)
Sangamon County History From the 1876 Warner & Beers Atlas (Source: Historical Maps of Illinois and the Northwest Territory)
Sketches of Early Life and Times in Kentucky, Missouri and Illinois by Elijah Iles
The story of the Sangamon County court house 1901 (Source: Internet Archive)
Township History and Early Settlers of Sangamon County (Source: Genealogy Trails History Group)
The Valley of Shadows Sangamon Sketches (Source: University of Missouri Library System Digital Library)
Wedding of the First White Couple in the Territory which became the County of Sangamon (Source: Internet Archive)
Churches and Other Religious Institutions (59)
Histories of specific towns and townships (38)
Library
- Chatham Area Public Library During Construction
- Illiopolis Public Library (Source: Illiopolis Business Association)
- Pawnee Public Library History
- Sherman Public Library History
- West Sangamon Public Library
- West Sangamon Public Library District History New Berlin, Illinois
Tornados, Blizzards, Floods, World's Fairs and other events (42)
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