ALL ABOARD!
For over 50 years, the members of the Blackhawk Railway Historical Society have had an interest and appreciation of railroad history and are actively involved in its study and preservation. Today's well-chronicled events are the historical record for tomorrow, therefore, we are also actively engaged in documenting today's railroading as well.
OUR NEXT EVENTS:
Saturday, June 20 and Sunday, June 21 - CANCELLED
The Village of Lockport has cancelled "Old Canal Days,"
so the Symerton Depot at the
Will County Historical Society's Heritage Village
will not be open to the public.
Blackhawk can make the depot is available for
very small groups under current precautionary guidelines.
E-mail us for more information.
Friday, September 4
We are hoping that restrictions on public meetings will be releaxed in time to have
our monthly meeting at the Gladys Fox Museum in Lockport, Illinois.
Keep checking this website our Facebook page for the program
and more information on any restrictions that may be in place.
Saturday, June 20 and Sunday, June 21 - CANCELLED
The Village of Lockport has cancelled "Old Canal Days,"
so the Symerton Depot at the
Will County Historical Society's Heritage Village
will not be open to the public.
Blackhawk can make the depot is available for
very small groups under current precautionary guidelines.
E-mail us for more information.
Friday, September 4
We are hoping that restrictions on public meetings will be releaxed in time to have
our monthly meeting at the Gladys Fox Museum in Lockport, Illinois.
Keep checking this website our Facebook page for the program
and more information on any restrictions that may be in place.
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Blackhawk is accepting renewals
and new memberships for 2020 We invite you to join us and follow us on our Facebook page |
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Blackhawk is a sponsor and supporter of Chicago Railroad History Month
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Blackhawk is leading the effort to celebrate to 175th anniversary of the railroad coming to Chicago in 2023 by creating a year-long celebration of public events and exhibitions that will commemorate that history and the future of railroading in Chicago.
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