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Krape Park white bridge - photo taken 2011
High quality photograph of Grand Trunk Western EMD SD40 # GTW 5922 at Freeport, Illinois, USA.
High quality photograph of Grand Trunk Western EMD SD40-2 # GTW 5933 at Freeport, Illinois, USA.
Visit reports, news, maps, directions and info on Little Wrigley Field in Freeport, Illinois.
Clipping found in Freeport Journal-Standard published in Freeport, Illinois on 8/6/1937. August, 1937
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If you love cheese, you need to make your way to The Cheese Market in Freeport, Illinois, which has a huge selection!
Visit reports, news, maps, directions and info on Pretzel City USA in Freeport, Illinois.
Freeport Art Museum is an Old School house that is now a Art Museum. Front door, and they also have a loading section in the back on...
Our Northwest Illinois roadtrip itinerary is full of quirky roadside attractions, local history, and scenic views.
The Freeport Park District protects and enhances more than 800 acres of owned and leased land which it operates and maintains within and beyond the city limits.
Freeport, IL : Downtown Freeport
Union Dairy in Freeport, Illinois.
Vintage postcard with picture of the post office in Freeport, Illinois. Freeport is not far from where I grew up. Sent to Postcrosser in Germany.
W.T. Rawleigh's Furniture Polish
John Nunan was a saloonkeeper in Winchester, Kentucky, downtown shown above. He ran an drinking establishm...
This was my second stint as a manager(the first was in Oelwein,IA,I was there for 3 mos. closing it down),from 1984 thru summer of 1985.Woolworth had a long history in Freeport occupying 2 different locations downtown,with this one being a prime location on Stephenson street in the heart of the cities downtown outdoor mall(remember when those were in?).The store moved to this location in the late '50s or early '60s.The building was interesting-the 2nd floor was long-time dentist's offices,complete w/ all the equipment.The top floor was the original location for the Bankers Life and Casuality Insurance Co.,complete with a large walk-in vault and the original wooden teller stations.The store closed in the early '90s and the downtown mall was tore out shortly thereafter.It has been used for different things over the yrs. and has sat empty for long periods also. Currently it is being used as a church youth center.This was a Kodak pic taken in Easter 1985(note the blow-up rabbit in the window!). This is scanned from an old Kodak print.
Lincoln-Douglas debate, Freeport, Illinois.
