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Knox Students Paint their faces at the Green Oaks Prairie Burn to Resemble Indigenous War Paint

A group of Knox students stands in the Green Oaks prairie in bright yellow fire protective shirts. They smile as they paint their faces with the ash of the prairie fire in stripes across their cheeks, nose, and forehead. Their facepaint mimics war…

Susan Richardson's Grave

The grave of Susan Richardson, who was a freedom seeker.

Samuel S. McClure Grave

Large gray gravestone with epitaph :
"Harriet Hurd McClure
December 13 1855- May 25, 1929
Daughter of
Professor Albert Hurd
and Eleanor Pennock Hurd
Samuel S. McClure
Feb. 17, 1857 - Mar. 21, 1949"

Susan Richardson

Marble Headstone that reads "Susan Richardson. 1810-1904. Freedom seeker. notable early citizen

Susan Richardson's (Aunt Suki) Grave

This image is of the grave marker for Susan Richardson that was made in 1980, decades after she passed away. Marked "Freedom Seeker, Notable Early Citizen".

Prairie Mural in Alumni Hall

This mural is a large image of the Green Oaks prairie printed on a wall at the top of the stairs on the third floor of Alumni Hall. One image of this mural is zoomed out, and one image is zoomed in to show the white text in the bottom left of the…

The Headstone of Susan Richardson

Black stone grave marker (headstone) for Susan Richardson, otherwise known as "Aunt Sukey". Headstone reads "Susan Richardson 1810 - 1904 Freedom Seeker Notable Early Citizen".

Saint Crescent Glass Altar in Corpus Christi Church

This image is a picture of the burial site of Saint Crescent. It's believed that St. Crescent protects Galesburg from getting hit from a tornado. The plaque images tell the story of how Saint Crescent got to Galesburg. The other image shows the saint…

Grave of Susan Richardson

Newer grave of Susan Richardson found in Hope Cemetery in Galesburg,IL.

Mother Bickerdyke Monument

Monument to Mary Ann "Mother" Bickerdyke (1817-1901) on the lawn of the Knox County Courthouse in Galesburg, Illinois to her service as a field nurse in the American Civil War.