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natural earth.

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Then I went.

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By then, I went out of history to a fair

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field with a camera.

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There you are at the stone that has Daniel White's on it.

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Oh, now I see the end of the road.

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Well, it looks like it's out there.

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I think there's a little road.

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What's on the top there?

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It used to be a playground here.

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Oh, really?

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It looked like it was a while ago. What do they have there?

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Bering, Ramblin, Farrington, and Lollapaloo.

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Sounds like a music one talks to me.

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Yeah, it says that there was a sawmill and a followmill near the Iron Bridge.

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Have you seen Iron Bridge?

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No.

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Where are you headed for?

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The village hall.

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That doesn't look like it is.

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Where is that?

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In Riverwood.

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How do you get there?

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Port Line Road near County Line Road.

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Oh, that looks like kind of a neat place.

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Where are you going now?

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The bus station.

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Oh, yeah.

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There was quite a write-up in the paper about that train station.

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Remember that?

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They were about one decade down last year.

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The people who were interested in Deerfield 50 decided that they wanted to turn people here.

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So now I guess it's going to be restored.

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Did you see a train?

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What's that?

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The old cavern.

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Oh, is it still open today?

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Yes.

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I wonder if Deerfield had any old caverns.

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Were all those people with you on your hunt?

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Yes.

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Oh, what's the way you know?

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From Lombard.

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Looks like the train people to me.

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Yeah, they used to be all train people up there.

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I always wondered what it looked like right now.

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Old hotel.

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Well, is it a hotel now?

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No.

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I see Richard's little cop there and the I.V.I. Travel.

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It even says here that they used to be a ballroom on the third floor.

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I wonder what's up there now.

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There's the first time they built an apartment in L.R.

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I'll take a look around, do you remember?

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Thank you.

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Wow.

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I guess nobody can knock that down, huh?

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I've got to try.

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Oh, what used to be beside it there?

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Pages, yes.

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Oh, that's what it's used to now, huh?

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I don't remember when they did that, do you?

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Yes.

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Where are you now?

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Peter's and Mary.

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How come you went over there, do you remember?

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Because there was a sheriff in Illinois that made a list.

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So Peter's friend, they named it after him.

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Oh, I see.

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Now where are you going?

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To the...

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Oh, I remember when they moved that there.

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It's just been there a little while.

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The boys go out and do it.

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Do you remember where they came back?

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Sanders Hill.

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Yeah, I guess they made quite a time getting it up here.

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Oh, what's it say there?

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First Barrett-Wallop House, 1837.

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Wow, that's over 100 years old then.

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It was reserved by Fairfield Area Historical Society.

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What's in there, Steve?

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Not all of the cabins, some chairs, old clothes, a dancing doll,

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a baby's crib, a fireplace, some old pots and some old pans.

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There you are, the trail tree.

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Now how did they go about making a tree into a trail tree?

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They bent it over.

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Oh, so it's kind of got a big hump on it then, huh?

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Who bent it over?

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The Indians.

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Oh, yeah.

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That was pretty neat when you were marking a trail, wasn't it?

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Yeah.

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The trees were supposed to go that way,

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because the tree was pointed that way.

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It was about this big when the Indians bent it over.

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Oh, there you are at the cemetery.

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What did you stop there for?

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By a food rave.

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There's Mr. Clark's rave, right?

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Yes.

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And he was supposed to be the first white visitor in that area.

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And he read the Pony Express when he was tied with no one.

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And then he passed a while and moved to New York.

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Oh, there's Mr. Wilmot's rave.

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Oh, there's Wilmot and Elmenty's.

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Yeah, see, that was building number five,

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and it was completed in 1904.

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Is this building used today in the school?

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No.

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Oh, wait.

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What do we have there?

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Some of the buildings.

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Oh, yes, I see that.

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Those were low units, and one of them was built in 1955,

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and one of them in 1956.

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What's that picture of?

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Well, people used to say that the next floor was...

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What, really, was it?

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This is our house.

