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57-FWO-12
1966
116
railroad is the Illinois Central 'Gruber Line'. Both the gas station and the ICRR are now gone.
58-FWO-32
1966
100
gone and area has been redeveloped, and is now the home to RJR Transportation. View
31-FWO-13
1966
85
gone teepe gone house the same oak tree far right gone. Grass area growen up in brush
55-TWO-33
1988
29
Shell was. The Sunoco is gone. The Toledo, Peoria and Western name is back on the railroad.
54-FWO-36
1966
38
both gone but the place is still in the family. Lots of great memories there!
1-TWO-24
1988
46
gone, while the building next door is thriving with three different businesses located there. Address
6-FWO-1
1966
66
gone and have been replaced by newer and modern. I would LOVE to get a canvas
8-FWO-14
1966
90
The old house, the orchard, hog buildings and a few out buildings are gone now.
12-FWO-27
1966
41
gone). We hit the foundation of the old house when digging our new foundation. The area
1-MWO-5
1980
42
time, the dealership has gone through different ownership, and today it’s Highway Chevrolet Buick GMC.
44-MWO-35
1980
107
pumpkins is now business buildings. Herb and Fay Halford are both gone now. They were delightful people.
37-GWO-2
1969
40
gone, some added to and some have changed. We redid the outside of the house
37-GWO-3
1969
50
gone and some are added to and changed. We redid the outside of the house
63-TWO-24
1988
33
Cheker gas station to the north of the IGA is gone. View is looking north.
26-FWO-18
1966
103
gone by 2002. The barn came down in 2008. A new home was built in the area
40-FWO-35
1966
96
buildings are long gone (even the outhouse) as well as the neighbors house to the right.
35-NWO-13
1981
23
gone far longer than we were there now, but this will always be "home" to me. Last
56-FWO-1
1966
68
gone since the 80s. The long shed is actually a large chicken coup. Currently were
1-FWO-37
1966
65
gone and new have grown up, all but 1 outbuilding are gone, house has an addition
36-FWO-8
1966
49
gone except for the barn. It had additions built on two sides. The corn crib