Cahokia Courthouse State Historic Site
107 Elm St, Sauget, IL 62206, USA
Illinois, USA
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COURTHOUSE
EST. 1740
EST. 1740
1778
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Cahokia Courthouse State Historic Site.
Illinois preserves a reconstructed French-colonial courthouse on its historic Cahokia site, incorporating surviving original timbers after the building was dismantled and moved several times. Furnished interiors, exhibits, and maintained grounds interpret eighteenth-century civil government under state historic-site management.
About Cahokia Courthouse State Historic Site
This early French colonial building became the seat of American civil government after George Rogers Clark's forces secured the village of Cahokia without resistance on July 6, 1778, during the Revolutionary War's Illinois campaign.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at Cahokia Courthouse State Historic Site
This early French colonial building became the seat of American civil government after George Rogers Clark's forces secured the village of Cahokia without resistance on July 6, 1778, during the Revolutionary War's Illinois campaign.
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