About The Louis Latzer Memorial Public Library’s History Archives
The Louis Latzer Memorial Public Library provides free access to a collection of historical newspapers through its partnership with Advantage Archives. The digital archive includes over 268,931 pages of historical records, offering an invaluable resource for researchers, genealogists, and history enthusiasts interested in Highland’s local history.
Newspapers
- Highland News Leader (1921-2016)
- Highland Journal (1894-1962)
- Records (1882-1942)
- Highland Union (1868-1910)
- Highland Leader (1900-1934)
- Warrants (1884-1884)
- Ordinances (1901-1901)
- Highland Primary Elementary School Yearbook (1983-2021)
- City Council Minutes (1898-1898)
- Evangelical United Church Of Christ (1839-2015)
- Resolutions (1901-1901)
- Tax Accounts (1965-1965)
- Grantfork Evangelical Church (1873-1873)
- Ordinaces (1884-1884)
- Highland Middle School Yearbook (2001-2020)
- Highland Bote (1860-1865)
- Die Union (1863-1868)
- St Paul Catholic Church (1991-2017)
- Highland Bote Und Schutzen-Zeitung (1866-1869)
- Highland High School Yearbook (2022-2023)
- Sesquicentennial Highland Illinois (1987-1987)
- Madison County Abstracts, 1817 to 1951 (1951-1951)
- Church Of LDS (1987-1987)
- 117th Illinois Infantry Volunteers (1862-1862)
- 117th Illinois Infantry Volunteers, 1862 to 1865 (1992-1992)
- Weekly Telephone (1884-1885)
- Edwardsville Intelligencer (1901-1915)
- Madison County Abstracts, 1835 to 1951 (1951-1951)
- Highland Center School Yearbook (2013-2014)
- Pass In Review (1918-1918)
- St. Paul High School Reunion Directory (2015-2015)
- Highland in Focus A Collection of Early Photographs (1987-1987)
- Highland Sesquicentennial Surname Index, 1837 to 1987 (1987-1987)
- An Illinois Swiss Community In The American Civil (1978-1978)
- Highland With the Colors, Clippings, 1943 to 1944 (1944-1944)
- Catholic Church Directory (2018-2018)
- Highland With the Colors, Clippings, 1941 to 1943 (1943-1943)
- Square News (1928-1929)
- Catholic Church Jubilee (2000-2000)
- Hope Lutheran Church (1999-2019)
- Highland With The Colors Posters (1942-1945)
- The Hillsboro Journal (1959-1959)
- The Gazette-Democrat (1964-1964)
About Louis Latzer Memorial Public Library
The Louis Latzer Memorial Public Library serves the Highland, Illinois community by preserving its rich historical heritage and offering a wide range of resources for research, education, and personal growth. With a commitment to providing quality services, the library is a hub for lifelong learning, featuring an extensive collection of books, digital archives, and other materials that meet the community’s educational and informational needs.
The History Of Louis Latzer Memorial Public Library
Founded in the early 1900s, the Louis Latzer Memorial Public Library has been a cornerstone of Highland, Illinois, offering access to a vast collection of historical records, newspapers, and genealogical documents. Over the years, the library has expanded its services and collections, making it a key resource for researchers and community members alike. With ongoing efforts to digitize historical documents, the library continues to connect past generations with the present and future.
Did You Know?
Did you know that the Louis Latzer Memorial Public Library’s historical archives contain over 268,931 pages of historical newspapers? This resource is freely accessible to the public, offering a window into Highland’s rich past.
