Historical Markers in Saline County, Illinois
Aydolette Barn and Thrashing Floor
Aydolette Cabin
Blockhouses
Cain Church
Carrier Mills Archaeological District
Chenault School
Dr. Lewis and the Lewis Sanatorium
Eldorado
Galatia United Methodist Church
Guard and Chossier Salt Kettles
Harrisburg
Harrisburg City Hall
Homestead of Judge Samuel Elder
Ingersoll Law Office
Meeting House
River Pirate's Cabin
Saline County Courthouse Clock
The Kaskaskia Trail
The Pauper Cemetery
The Pauper House
The Poor House
The Tobacco Industry
The "British Invasion" Begins
Virginia Gregg
World War II Memorial
The world's first skyscraper, the Home Insurance Building, was built in Chicago in 1884. It was only 10 stories tall, but it was the first building to use a steel frame to support its weight, which allowed it to be much taller than traditional buildings made of brick or stone.