Carthage, Illinois
Carthage, United States
Carthage, Illinois connects to 1583 other places across 8 topics through 24 Bunkabop connections, shaped most strongly by religion, government, and education. Joseph Smith, founder of the Latter Day Saint movement, and his brother Hyrum were killed by a mob at the Carthage Jail in June 1844, generating a strong overlap with Nauvoo, Illinois and Utah. Carthage College operated in the city from 1870 to 1964 before relocating to Wisconsin. Two early film actresses, Virginia Cherrill and Beatrice Gray, were born here.
Beatrice Gray
Connects Carthage, Illinois to: California | Los Angeles, California | Illinois | Utah | Topanga, California
Virginia Cherrill
Connects Carthage, Illinois to: London, England | California | Los Angeles, California | Chicago, Illinois | Virginia
Hyrum Smith
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Robert Morris University Illinois
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Carthage College
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George N. Leighton
Connects Carthage, Illinois to: United States | Chicago, Illinois | Virginia | Illinois | Massachusetts
U.S. Route 136
Connects Carthage, Illinois to: Keokuk, Iowa | Danville, Illinois | Brownville, Nebraska | Ravenwood, Missouri | Livonia, Missouri
Latter Day Saint movement
Connects Carthage, Illinois to: Illinois | Michigan | Ohio | Manchester, England | Missouri
Joseph Smith
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wineries in Illinois
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European Americans
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