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SUMMARY:Chicago: The First 100 Years\, 1833-1933
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DESCRIPTION:Local historian and author Phil Aleo examines how  Chicago gre
 w to become one of the largest and most significant cities in the United S
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>It&rsquo\;s hard to imagine that the metro
 -Chicago area today has a population of nearly ten million when just two h
 undred years ago the land was inhabited by the Potawatomi Indians. The ori
 ginal Fort Dearborn\, built in 1803\, laid in ruins after being burned dow
 n in 1812. There was only a French Canadian Fur trader named Antoine Ouilm
 ette\, for whom the village of Wilmette is named\, living in the shadows o
 f the old burned out fort until the U.S. Army returned to rebuild it in 18
 16.</p>\n<p>Local historian and author of <em>Dundee Township: Moments Fro
 zen in Time\,&nbsp\;</em>Phil Aleo\,<em>&nbsp\;</em>will explore the very 
 beginnings of the Windy City. A Zoom link will be provided to registrants 
 on or before the date of the program.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Please register with 
 a valid email address.&nbsp\;</p>\nhttps://aapld.libnet.info/event/4726143
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