Tuscola History Book
History of Tuscola
In 2007, the year of the Sesquicentennial Celebration of the City of Tuscola, a group of dedicated citizens undertook a project to produce a book of Tuscola history. The book was a highly sought-after, coffee table edition, selling out very soon after the delivery. Since it is no longer available in print, the pages are offered here.
As is the sentiment of many, and quoted in the Tuscola History Book:
Though my path may wander
Up and down
My heart will stay
In this old town
The Tuscola history book committee: Alan Michener, Frank Lincoln, Boyd Henderson, Linda Brewer, Pat Phillips, & Judy Landeck
Judy Landeck presents a Tuscola plate to Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White
Frank Lincoln pours over the details
Alan Michener working on the book
The book committee presenting a copy of the Tuscola history book to Secretary of State, and State Librarian Jesse White
Linda Brewer, Boyd Henderson and Pat Phillips compare notes
Boyd Henderson and Linda Brewer working on the history book
History of Tuscola
Front Matter
Tuscola Strolling Through the Past 1857-2007 A Pictorial History
Tuscola History
Tuscola History
War & Politics
Civil War & Politics
Douglas County
Douglas County
Tuscola Later
Tuscola Later History
People
People of Tuscola's Early History
Goods & Services
Historical Businesses and Commercial Changes
Tuscola Schools
Tuscola Schools
Memoirs
Memories of Tuscola
Churches
History of Tuscola Churches
Farming
Tuscola Area Agriculture
Clubs
Tuscola Clubs & Organizations
Tuscola Families
Tuscola Families
Modern Era Businesses
Modern Era Businesses
