Historical Markers in North Utica, Illinois

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Historical Markers in North Utica, Illinois

1 ► Illinois, LaSalle County, North Utica — Aitken School —

This one room schoolhouse was originally established as District One in a deed notarized by Horace D. Hickok, brother of "Wild Bill" Hickok on August 8, 1865. It was later referred to as the Aitken School after John Malcolm Aitken, a stalwart friend . . . — — Map (db m185193) HM

2 ► Illinois, LaSalle County, North Utica — Canal Warehouse —

This stone building was a warehouse on the Illinois and Michigan Canal, which was completed in 1848. The building was constructed one year later by James Clark, a resident of Utica. Before the advent of the railroads the canal was the main . . . — — Map (db m185195) HM

3 ► Illinois, LaSalle County, North Utica — Père Marquette —

[Front] Born at Laon France June 1 1637 he died near Ludington Michigan May 18 1675 Devoted missioner and heroic priest-explorer he offered the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass near this spot Maundy Thursday and Easter Sunday 1675 and . . . — — Map (db m185190) HM

4 ► Illinois, LaSalle County, North Utica — Tornado Memorial —

A tornado, with little warning of its violent fury, struck downtown Utica on April 20, 2004. Nine persons perished in its aftermath, with eight of those in the Milestone Tavern. Nine people were rescued. Many homes and buildings were damaged or . . . — — Map (db m185192) HM

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