About The Hinckley Historical Society’s History Archives
The Hinckley Historical Society provides free access to a collection of historical newspapers through its partnership with Advantage Archives. The digital archive includes over 33,465 pages of historical records, offering an invaluable resource for researchers, genealogists, and history enthusiasts interested in Hinckley’s local history.
Newspapers and Yearbooks
- Hinckley Review (1878-1991)
- Country Courier (1991-2000)
- Hinckley Big Rock High School (1966-2003)
- Hinckley Big Rock High School Yearbooks (2013-2015)
- Waterman Leader (1878-1962)
- The Waterman Leader (1917)
About Hinckley Historical Society
The Hinckley Historical Society is dedicated to preserving the history of Hinckley, Illinois, and the surrounding townships of Squaw Grove and Pierce. Located in downtown Hinckley, the museum offers a wealth of artifacts, photographs, letters, and documents that tell the story of the area’s rich heritage. The society’s mission is to safeguard the past for future generations by collecting, preserving, and sharing the community’s history through various mediums and exhibitions.
The History Of Hinckley Historical Society
The Historical Society serves as a valuable resource for those interested in learning about the past. By maintaining a collection of artifacts, letters, photographs, and personal stories, the society provides context and perspective for understanding local history. The museum, located in the heart of Hinckley, welcomes visitors and researchers alike to explore and learn from its extensive collection.
Did You Know?
Did you know the Historical Society has a digital archive featuring over 33,000 pages of historical records from newspapers and yearbooks? These materials are available online for free, offering a window into the past for anyone interested in exploring Hinckley’s rich history.
