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      Prairie Passage Greenspace

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      Prairie Passage Greenspace
      • W Johnson St &, N Center St
        Clinton, IL 61727
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      • Silas Tockey

        Its a field in the middle of town
        Mar 12th, 2024

      • L Grabb

        A large rock located in Prairie Passage Green space proudly declared this information 1835 This marks the site selected by James Allen and Jesse W. Fell for the city of Clinton. The city was founded in 1835 by Jesse W. Fell of Bloomington, Illinois, a land speculator and lawyer, and James Allen, a representative in the Illinois State Legislature. The two men were on their way from Decatur, Illinois back to Bloomington after a business trip and stopped to rest their horses on the open prairie halfway between the two cities. It occurred to them that this was an ideal location for a settlement, as there was nothing else nearby. They named the town in honor of DeWitt Clinton.
        Aug 22nd, 2023

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      Prairie Passage Greenspace

      Prairie Passage Greenspace is located at W Johnson St &, N Center St in Clinton, Illinois 61727. Prairie Passage Greenspace can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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        A Prairie Passage Greenspace is located at W Johnson St &, N Center St, Clinton, IL 61727

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        image A large rock located in Prairie Passage Green space proudly declared this information 1835 This marks the site selected by James Allen and Jesse W. Fell for the city of Clinton.
        The city was founded in 1835 by Jesse W. Fell of Bloomington, Illinois, a land speculator and lawyer, and James Allen, a representative in the Illinois State Legislature. The two men were on their way from Decatur, Illinois back to Bloomington after a business trip and stopped to rest their horses on the open prairie halfway between the two cities. It occurred to them that this was an ideal location for a settlement, as there was nothing else nearby. They named the town in honor of DeWitt Clinton.

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