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SUMMARY:The Settlement of Northern Illinois
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DESCRIPTION:Local author & amateur historian Pat Camalliere will discuss t
 he importance of Illinois to westward settlement\, the indigenous Potawato
 mi\, and how the land was surveyed for purchase. Signup required..\nhttps:
 //tinley.libnet.info/event/7739170
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Northern Illinois was the last part of the
  state to be settled. Learn about the lives of the Potawatomi who lived he
 re at the time settlers arrived\, how the land was surveyed for purchase\,
  the first non-indigenous people to arrive\, and the importance of Norther
 n Illinois to settlement of everything west of the eastern seaboard.</p>\n
 <p>Speaker Bio: Pat Camilliere</p>\n<p>An amateur historian and archivist 
 at the Lemont Area Historical Society\, Pat Camalliere is the author of <e
 m>The Mystery at Mount Forest Island</em>\, <em>The Mystery at Black Partr
 idge Woods</em>\, <em>The Mystery at Sag Bridge</em> and the newly release
 d <em>The Miracle at Assisi Hill</em>. The series presents historical myst
 eries that take place in Lemont\, Illinois\, a suburb southwest of Chicago
 . <em>The Mystery at Black Partridge Woods&nbsp\;</em>takes place in 1817 
 through the wilderness of Northern Illinois.</p>\n<p>Camalliere sets her b
 ooks in Lemont because of the area&rsquo\;s fascinating history and geogra
 phy. She is a member of The Society of Midland Authors\, The Chicago Write
 rs Association\, and Sisters in Crime. Awards: Shelf Unbound\, 2020\, Best
  Indie Book\, Notable Indie\, The Mystery at Mount Forest Island\; Red Cit
 y Review\, 2017 Most Original Concept\, The Mystery at Black Partridge Woo
 ds.</p>\nhttps://tinley.libnet.info/event/7739170
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