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100 Days, 100 Artifacts: 18 - 22

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Colonel Edward J. Baker and Greyhound

Welcome back for Week Three of our 100 Days, 100 Artifacts online exhibit, an exploration of St. Charles History though artifacts!

This week we take a look at unique artifacts from a promotional pickle phone by Pickle Packers International to The Horse of the Century’s retirement in St. Charles, Illinois. 

Enjoy this look at our town’s history through the artifacts that helped to shape it.

Be sure to visit our Facebook page for new artifact posts Monday - Saturday or check back here next week for another Weekly Wrap-up!

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