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  • Brandon Road Lock, Joliet, Illinois
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    …Junior College (1901) and the University of St. Francis (1920). Lewis University (1932) and Isle a la Cache (“Island of the Hiding Place”) Museum, with exhibits on the French fur trade and the area’s Native American heritage, are in nearby Romeoville. The city was formerly the site of a large…

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    …Junior College (1901) and the University of St. Francis (1920). Lewis University (1932) and Isle a la Cache (“Island of the Hiding Place”) Museum, with exhibits on the French fur trade and the area’s Native American heritage, are in nearby Romeoville. The city was formerly the site of a large…

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