Cedarville Area Historial Society

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450 2nd St
Cedarville, IL 61013
+1 (815) 990-0417
http://cedarvilleareahistoricalsociety.org

The Cedarville Area Historical Society is dedicated to preserving the rich history of Cedarville, IL, known as the birthplace of Jane Addams, the first American female Nobel Peace Prize winner. Through exhibits and programs, the society highlights the town's significant role in sports, with recent presentations focusing on local sports figures and their contributions to the community.

John Reed, owner of Reed's Garage and a respected local sports referee, presented a program on Cedarville's sports history, honoring his father Gene's legacy in shaping sports activities in the area. Visitors can explore the society's collection of historical artifacts and learn about Cedarville's fascinating past through live streams and newsletters.

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