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Jacksonville Area Museum opens Dr. G.V. Black dentistry display
Jacksonville Area Museum 307 E State St, Jacksonville, IL, United StatesThe Jacksonville Area Museum has opened a new dentistry display focusing on Jacksonville resident Dr. Greene Vardiman Black, known as the Father of Modern Dentistry. The new dentistry display may be viewed in the museum’s West Gallery during normal hours of operation on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM. and Sundays from 1:00 - 4:00 PM. “Jacksonville’s […]
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Woodlawn Farm Tours
Woodlawn Farm 1463 Gierke Lane, Jacksonville, IL, United StatesWoodlawn Farms showcases the homestead of Jacksonville’s extensive Underground Railroad network. Former enslaved people were ushered through this home on their way to freedom. This Farm, five miles east of Jacksonville, was established in 1824 by Michael Huffaker. Michael and his wife, Jane, rode by horseback from Kentucky, bought land east of Jacksonville, and built a cabin for their growing […]
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Jacksonville Area Museum opens Dr. G.V. Black dentistry display
Jacksonville Area Museum 307 E State St, Jacksonville, IL, United StatesThe Jacksonville Area Museum has opened a new dentistry display focusing on Jacksonville resident Dr. Greene Vardiman Black, known as the Father of Modern Dentistry. The new dentistry display may be viewed in the museum’s West Gallery during normal hours of operation on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM. and Sundays from 1:00 - 4:00 PM. “Jacksonville’s […]
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Woodlawn Farm Tours
Woodlawn Farm 1463 Gierke Lane, Jacksonville, IL, United StatesWoodlawn Farms showcases the homestead of Jacksonville’s extensive Underground Railroad network. Former enslaved people were ushered through this home on their way to freedom. This Farm, five miles east of Jacksonville, was established in 1824 by Michael Huffaker. Michael and his wife, Jane, rode by horseback from Kentucky, bought land east of Jacksonville, and built a cabin for their growing […]
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Woodlawn Farm Tours
Woodlawn Farm 1463 Gierke Lane, Jacksonville, IL, United StatesWoodlawn Farms showcases the homestead of Jacksonville’s extensive Underground Railroad network. Former enslaved people were ushered through this home on their way to freedom. This Farm, five miles east of Jacksonville, was established in 1824 by Michael Huffaker. Michael and his wife, Jane, rode by horseback from Kentucky, bought land east of Jacksonville, and built a cabin for their growing […]
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Woodlawn Farm Tours
Woodlawn Farm 1463 Gierke Lane, Jacksonville, IL, United StatesWoodlawn Farms showcases the homestead of Jacksonville’s extensive Underground Railroad network. Former enslaved people were ushered through this home on their way to freedom. This Farm, five miles east of Jacksonville, was established in 1824 by Michael Huffaker. Michael and his wife, Jane, rode by horseback from Kentucky, bought land east of Jacksonville, and built a cabin for their growing […]
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Woodlawn Farm Tours
Woodlawn Farm 1463 Gierke Lane, Jacksonville, IL, United StatesWoodlawn Farms showcases the homestead of Jacksonville’s extensive Underground Railroad network. Former enslaved people were ushered through this home on their way to freedom. This Farm, five miles east of Jacksonville, was established in 1824 by Michael Huffaker. Michael and his wife, Jane, rode by horseback from Kentucky, bought land east of Jacksonville, and built a cabin for their growing […]
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Woodlawn Farm Tours
Woodlawn Farm 1463 Gierke Lane, Jacksonville, IL, United StatesWoodlawn Farms showcases the homestead of Jacksonville’s extensive Underground Railroad network. Former enslaved people were ushered through this home on their way to freedom. This Farm, five miles east of Jacksonville, was established in 1824 by Michael Huffaker. Michael and his wife, Jane, rode by horseback from Kentucky, bought land east of Jacksonville, and built a cabin for their growing […]
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Woodlawn Farm Tours
Woodlawn Farm 1463 Gierke Lane, Jacksonville, IL, United StatesWoodlawn Farms showcases the homestead of Jacksonville’s extensive Underground Railroad network. Former enslaved people were ushered through this home on their way to freedom. This Farm, five miles east of Jacksonville, was established in 1824 by Michael Huffaker. Michael and his wife, Jane, rode by horseback from Kentucky, bought land east of Jacksonville, and built a cabin for their growing […]