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History Resources

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A new church for Eureka. (1934). Eureka College Bulletin, 32(4), pp. 1 – 4.

 

Alois Lang. (2019). Wikipedia article. Retrieved from

     https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alois_Lang

 

Anderson, C. A. (2016). Eureka, Illinois, Woodford County, public buildings. Evansville,

     IN.: M. T. Publishing Company.

 

Barnstorming, Inc. (n.d.). “Save the Davidson Barn: Once and future community

     center.” Retrieved from http://www.barnstorming.org/index.htm

 

Brand, C. M. (2015). Sacred spaces: The architectural designs of Herbert A. Brand. Grand

     Haven, MI: Splattered Ink Press.

 

Church dedicated. (1902, January 30). Woodford County Republican, p. 1.

 

Committee select new church bell. (1934, November 15). Woodford County Journal,

     p. 1.

 

Dedication of Christian Church (first unit). (1935, May 26). Service pamphlet. Eureka

     Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Eureka, IL.

 

Dickinson, B. (1985). History of Eureka, Illinois. Eureka, IL.: Burrus Dickinson.

 

Dickinson, B. (1989). History of the Walnut Grove Church of Christ, 1846 – 1900: The 

     Christian Church at Eureka, Illinois (Disciples of Christ), 1901 – 1989. Eureka, IL: The 

     Christian Church.

 

Eureka Christian Church complete ruin by flames. (1932, March 10). Woodford County

     Journal, 65(10), p. 1.

 

Eureka Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Inc. [ca. 2014]. Manuscript. Eureka

     Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Eureka, IL.

 

Eureka Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). (n.d.). Symbolism in Eureka Christian 

     Church. Retrieved from http://eurekachristian.org/history/ECC%20Symbolism.pdf

 

Klaus, T. (2009). The history of Eureka Christian Church. Retrieved from

     http://www.eurekachristianchurch.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/ECC-

     History.pdf

 

Mortgage burning celebration. (1978, October 29). Service pamphlet. Eureka Christian

     Church (Disciples of Christ), Eureka, IL.

 

New church to be finished from local trees. (1934, December 20). Woodford County

     Journal, p. 1.

 

Obituary: Charles Johnson. (2017, December 7). Door County Pulse. Retrieved from

     https://doorcountypulse.com/obituary-charles-johnson/

 

Ryerson and Burnham Archives. (2018). “Herbert A. Brand Collection, 1903 – 2014.”

     Chicago: Art Institute of Chicago. Retrieved from http://digital-

     libraries.saic.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/findingaids/id/18089/rec/1

 

Service in celebration of the retirement of building debt. (1942, June 21). Service

     pamphlet. Eureka Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Eureka, IL.

 

Services of dedication educational building. (1965, May 2). Service pamphlet. Eureka

     Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Eureka, IL.

 

Stratton, C. & Mansberger, F. (2008). An architectural assessment of the Davidson Barn,

     rural Eureka,Woodford County, Illinois. Springfield, IL: Fever River Research, Inc.

     Retrieved from http://www.barnstorming.org/DavidsonBarn.pdf

 

The dedication. (1902, January 30). [Unknown newspaper]. Newspaper clipping.

     Eureka Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Eureka, IL.

 

The last services. (1901, May 16). Woodford County Republican, p. 1.

 

Woodford County Historical Society. (2009). Eureka, Illinois: Celebrating 150 years.

     Evansville, IN: M.T. Publishing Company.

 

Woodford County Sesquicentennial History Committee. (1968). The Woodford County

     history. Bloomington, IL: Pantagraph Printing and Stationery Company.

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