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note: actual birthday 1883

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The Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks was founded in 1868. It is a nonprofit fraternal organization based on the principles of charity, justice, brotherly love, and fidelity.… https://t.co/oiICbPKJrg

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Let’s do a before and after shot for Throwback Thursday this week. The black and white photo is an aerial shot of Ilion looking south in 1970. It shows what downtown looked like in the… https://t.co/oFw7eQ1RD1

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Thanks for stopping in for the Holiday Hoopla celebration today! https://t.co/iwy0Hf32CH

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Welcome to the Mansion House! You can “board by month or week” as the sign says in this c. 1895 photo. For many years the residence on the corner of E. Clark St and Railroad St (Central… https://t.co/1vZC60ip32

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Monday, December 17th is the last day to mail a letter to Santa so he has enough time to write back! The magic mailbox is right outside our door! #ilionfpl @ Ilion Free Public Library https://t.co/7TMXc5gHJu

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Did you know that Russell Park is named after the man that had a lumber business on West Main Street in Ilion? Albert Newton Russell, a prominent Ilion businessman from the late 1800s to… https://t.co/p2NSb411Sj

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If you check a book out from our new display, you won’t have to pretend! @ Ilion Free Public Library https://t.co/8b5TFj2lsP

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Throwback Thursday takes you back to 1930 inside of Powers News on Main St in Ilion. Will Powers bought this business from Christopher Jepson in 1908. The old Jepson News Room was located… https://t.co/JzVUsj5AvE

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State of the art bridge for 1900! Throwback Thursday takes you back to Ilion in 1900 with a look at Ilion’s new lift bridge over the Erie Canal. This view looking northwest from the rear… https://t.co/jUYbKfFYM8

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Come and find your next book on our Non-Fiction November display. You can also enjoy our cute Fall decorations! @ Ilion Free Public Library https://t.co/QSofSRerTU

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Throwback Thursday had some technical difficulties last week, but we are back this week! This photo of Main Street looking north in Ilion about 1969 shows Mohawk Valley Florist before it… https://t.co/4XOtpQSsKD

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Throwback Thursday had some technical difficulties last week, but we are back this week! This photo of Main Street looking north in Ilion about 1969 shows Mohawk Valley Florist before it… https://t.co/0BZbGmjSnl

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Making boondoggle keychains! #ilionfpl @ Ilion Free Public Library https://t.co/yaylwc7Ndv

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Be sure to stop in and view Nancy Baker’s beautiful paintings in the Remington Room! @ Ilion Free Public Library https://t.co/oelo7YgHAI

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Where are the Remington Arms buildings? This 1914 photo at the corner of E. Main Street and Hoefler Ave shows the home of John Hoefler, a prominent Ilion businessman that once worked for… https://t.co/D35t4h6Kv3

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There are all kinds of monsters out for Halloween this year! #ilionfpl @ Ilion Free Public Library https://t.co/P2UuoCtbK0

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The library has been invaded by all sorts of spooky creatures. Stop in and see - if you dare! @ Ilion Free Public Library https://t.co/fay2eSPdst

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Two months before the Titanic sunk disaster struck Ilion when the Presbyterian Church went up in flames on February 11, 1912. This photo shows a view of the inferno looking east from the… https://t.co/tGoDTagJCg

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We’re ready for Halloween with some great displays! Stop in and find your next spooky read! @ Ilion Free Public Library https://t.co/Htepnvsxrr

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Where are the Civil War Monument and the Masonic Temple? This 1878 photo looking west shows the future site of the Masonic Temple building and the well-known Civil War Monument. The site… https://t.co/IOWMd95Yj3