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Introducing; Corny, the Staley Museum Mascot!
Introducing Corny, the Staley Museum’s newest mascot!
He’s here to share Staley and Decatur history with our visitors—young and old alike!
Corny is a re-imagination of a cartoon corn cob from the Staley Journal. The original ‘Little Kernel’ was created by Hibert Bell (Staley Analyst) and named by Gerry Eubanks (Personnel Placement Supervisor). He was popular from 1949 to 1951.
Corny was re-imagined and designed by Erynn Burge (Museum Assistant Director) and is featured in the Young Historian Activity Book and throughout the exhibits.
Taste of History returns September 12 ...

Taste of History returns September 12
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Four historic venues will host the Taste of History event in Decatur September 12.It’s almost here! Do you have your ticket???The Taste of History event will return highlighting Decatur's historic district on Saturday, Sept. 12. ⤵️ Find a link to the story in the comments. ...
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Support local history in Decatur and grab your tickets for Taste of History 2026 today! On sale at CulverHouseDecatur.com 🎟 ...
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Throwback to Taste of History 2023! Will you join us this year?
Tickets available at CulverHouseDecatur.com!
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We are so fortunate to have all the great people at HICF in our corner and supporting local history.
A big Thank you to both Natalie Beck & Brian Byers.
What a wonderful way to start our day! 🌞😊
P.S.
we hope all the listeners from this morning’s show and all our followers and supporters will help spread the word about our 10 for 10 campaign.
We need your support to help to make this new museum project a reality.
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Natalie Beck, Laura Jahr & Erynn Williams Burge - August 4, 2026 - Byers & Co. Interviews
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August 4, 2026 - Natalie Beck of the Heart of Illinois Community Foundation, and the Staley Museum's Laura Jahr and Erynn Williams Burge, joined Byers & Co to talk about the HICF gift of $10,000 t...1 CommentsComment on Facebook

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