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| Robert Daly posted Richard Mead One of the last new things done on the line was probably the switch into the substation that became Lincolnton Generating Station. |
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| Dennis P. Bush commented on Robert's posting Dennis P. Bush Almost the same spot but earlier in time. The switch stand is still a kerosene lamp. I know where the stand is today. |
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| Richard Fiedler commented on Robert's posting Andres another view |
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| 1939 Aerial Photo from ILHAP |
This is another town in Illinois where the grain elevator is is bigger than the town.
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Brett Ellis posted five photos with the comment: "Scoular Grain, formerly Andres Wilton Coop, Peotone, Illinois."
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| Dennis DeBruler commented on Brett's post This is another town in Illinois where the grain elevator may have more bins than there are houses in the town. The abandoned railroad was the Illinois, Iowa & Minnesota, and then the Chicago, Milwaukee & Gary and then the Milwaukee Road. |
Thanks for posting! I live in will County and have never heard of Andres, Il until I noticed someone on my Ancestry was born there! Very good to keep learning the history of Will County !
ReplyDeleteWe always drive thru Andres going south on Rt. 45 from Frankfort. I always wondered about the history of such a small town. Thanks for posting this!
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