Early Days of Peoria and Chicago: An Address Read Before the Chicago Historical Society at a Quarterly Meeting Held January 19, 1904
This address by David McCulloch covers the early days of Peoria and Chicago, discussing their growth and development. He also touches on various historical events that occurred in these cities, providing valuable insight into their histories. This would be a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of Illinois or the history of urban development.
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