Fraternal Order of Police, 300 S Lincoln St, Robinson, IL 62454, US

Central Wabash Archaeology Chapter, based in Robinson, IL, is a local organization dedicated to the discovery, research, and preservation of historical artifacts and sites. Established in 1963, the chapter is a chartered member of the Illinois Association for Advancement of Archaeology, working towards the preservation of prehistoric and historic archaeology in Illinois and contiguous regions. They actively discourage the destruction and unauthorized excavation of sites and artifacts, and aim to keep these valuable pieces of history within the local community for public display and use. With a focus on recovering the history of pioneer settlers and Native Americans, Central Wabash Archaeology Chapter conducts archaeological research and activities to uncover missing information about the region's past. They have worked on various sites, including the excavation of the LaMotte Trading Post and the Swan Island Site, where artifacts from the late Archaic period were discovered. The chapter also assists in the design and construction of historical replicas, such as a fort from the 1812 War period in Palestine, Illinois. Their efforts aim to preserve local history and raise awareness about the importance of archaeological preservation.Generated from the website

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