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Klinkert Hotel
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The first Klinkert Hotel. It burned down around 1905, and was replaced by the brick structure with the same name. Signs advertising Harper Rye are on either side of the door, and two liquor signs are displayed on the windows. A man is standing behind the front door.
1901
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The Orchard Building
1901
Exterior view of "The Orchard," which was possibly an inn, in Corliss.
Corliss Depot
circa 1900-1915
A train on the tracks at the Corliss Depot. There is a sign in front of it that reads "This Train For Chicago".
