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SUMMARY:Historic Highways of Illinois
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DESCRIPTION:In this program we will see how Illinois pulled itself out of 
 the mud and showed the world how to transform Prairie Footpaths into the c
 ountry's paved crossroads..\nhttps://cooklib.libnet.info/event/4721807
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Please use this link to enjoy the program:
  https://youtu.be/lnkqhZh-ONw</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Historic Highway o
 f Illinois: From Prairie Footpaths to the Country's Crossroads</p>\n<p>As 
 European-origin people began exploring Illinois territory\, they found the
 ir way across the tall-grass prairie by using trails blazed by indigenous 
 tribes. These trails were named for their destinations (Ottawa Trail\, Gre
 en Bay\, Milwaukee\, and Joliet Roads) or prominent early residents (Hubba
 rd's and Edwards' Trace\, Ogden and Archer Avenues) These important roads 
 remained only footpaths through the prairie. As the territory became a sta
 te\, it would become a hub of transportation for the nation. Beginning wit
 h the National Road in the early 1800s\, through the hard roads of the 190
 0s\, in this program we will see how Illinois pulled itself out of the mud
  and showed the world how to transform Prairie Footpaths into the country'
 s paved crossroads.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Presented by Historian David Clark.</
 p>\nhttps://cooklib.libnet.info/event/4721807
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