Jacksonville, Illinois
Jacksonville, United States
Jacksonville, Illinois holds 55 connections with 2806 other places across 20 topics, led by religion and history. Government, sports, and film also figure prominently, and the city shares many connections with Illinois, Chicago, and California. J.F. Powers, the Catholic fiction writer, was born here. Cal Strong, born in Jacksonville, won a bronze medal in water polo at the 1932 Summer Olympics. Film figures Richard Moore (cinematographer) and Liam Sullivan (actor) are also counted among its connections.
Martha Capps Oliver
Jacob Bunn
Connects Jacksonville, Illinois to: Illinois | Harbor Springs, Michigan | Riverton, Illinois
Cal Strong
Connects Jacksonville, Illinois to: United States | California | Illinois | Carmichael, California
Richard Moore (cinematographer)
Connects Jacksonville, Illinois to: California | Illinois | The Bahamas | Palm Springs, California
J. F. Powers
Connects Jacksonville, Illinois to: Chicago, Illinois | Illinois | Minnesota | Southern Illinois
Liam Sullivan
Connects Jacksonville, Illinois to: Los Angeles, California | Illinois | Dublin, Ireland | Hawaii
Mabel Holle
Connects Jacksonville, Illinois to: Chicago, Illinois | Illinois | Lake Forest, Illinois
Lincoln Land Community College
Connects Jacksonville, Illinois to: Illinois | Wisconsin | Springfield, Illinois | Toronto, Illinois | Waverly, Illinois
Thomas R. Lamont
Connects Jacksonville, Illinois to: United States | Chicago, Illinois | Virginia | Illinois | Springfield, Illinois
Blake Hance
Connects Jacksonville, Illinois to: San Francisco, California | Illinois | Cleveland, Ohio | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Tennessee
Congregationalist Church
Connects Jacksonville, Illinois to: Racine, Wisconsin | Waukesha, Wisconsin | Waukesha County, Wisconsin | Watertown, Wisconsin | Princeton, Illinois
Alfred Sturtevant
Connects Jacksonville, Illinois to: United States | California | Illinois | Alabama | Pasadena, United States