Cynthia Bruchman This is Me

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 Web References

1. 1. Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society

   dev.dickey-john.com/Journal_97 - [Cached]

   Published on: 10/1/2004   Last Visited: 2/7/2007

   Cynthia Bruchman: "Two Coal Towns in 1900 Bureau County: Seatonville and Ladd
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   Cynthia Bruchman is a graduate student at Northern Illinois University. She received her Master of Arts degree from Illinois State University in May 2004. This article is an excerpt from her thesis. Bruchman is also a full-time English teacher at St. Bede Academy in Peru, Illinois. In addition, she instructs History classes at Illinois Valley Community College and English composition classes at Sauk Valley Community College. She is currently working on a second master's in English and hopes to begin research on her dissertation regarding Illinois child labor soon.
   
   Cover:
   
   The cover of this issue is the Coal Mine Shaft No. 4 in Seatonville in 1910. The mine was closed August 9, 1913. The photo is from the Bureau County Reunion, A Pictorial History of Bureau County, published by the Bureau County Republican, 1997. It is courtesy of the Bureau County Historical Society / Museum, Princeton, IL. It accompanies the article on the two coal towns in 1900 Bureau County: Seatonville and Ladd by Cynthia Bruchman.

2. 2. Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society

   www.historyillinois.org/Public - [Cached]

   Published on: 10/1/2004   Last Visited: 11/8/2006

   Cynthia Bruchman: "Two Coal Towns in 1900 Bureau County: Seatonville and Ladd
   ...
   Cynthia Bruchman is a graduate student at Northern Illinois University. She received her Master of Arts degree from Illinois State University in May 2004. This article is an excerpt from her thesis. Bruchman is also a full-time English teacher at St. Bede Academy in Peru, Illinois. In addition, she instructs History classes at Illinois Valley Community College and English composition classes at Sauk Valley Community College. She is currently working on a second master's in English and hopes to begin research on her dissertation regarding Illinois child labor soon.
   
   Cover:
   
   The cover of this issue is the Coal Mine Shaft No. 4 in Seatonville in 1910. The mine was closed August 9, 1913. The photo is from the Bureau County Reunion, A Pictorial History of Bureau County, published by the Bureau County Republican, 1997. It is courtesy of the Bureau County Historical Society / Museum, Princeton, IL. It accompanies the article on the two coal towns in 1900 Bureau County: Seatonville and Ladd by Cynthia Bruchman.

3. 3. PARENT-STUDENT HANDBOOK

   www.st-bede.com/handbk4.htm - [Cached]

   Published on: 1/29/2002   Last Visited: 8/26/2004

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