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Located 500 ft. south of Great Western Trail on east side of Main St., Lombard. Built in 1910, one-time home of Harold Lincoln Gray (1894-1968), creator of "Little Orphan Annie" cartoon strip.
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Artist and abolitionist Sheldon Peck (1797-1868) home (now Lombard Historical Society) built in 1839. Located .1 mile south of the trail at 355 E. Parkside Ave., Lombard, IL. Home was part of the Underground Railroad.
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Oct 3, 2021 near Lombard, IL
“Located 500 ft. south of Great Western Trail on east side of Main St., Lombard. Built in 1910, one-time home of Harold Lincoln Gray (1894-1968), creator of "Little Orphan Annie" cartoon strip.”  

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Located 500 ft. south of Great Western Trail on east side of Main St., Lombard. Built in 1910, one-time home of Harold Lincoln Gray (1894-1968), creator of "Little Orphan Annie" cartoon strip.
Artist and abolitionist Sheldon Peck (1797-1868) home (now Lombard Historical Society) built in 1839. Located .1 mile south of the trail at 355 E. Parkside Ave., Lombard, IL. Home was part of the Underground Railroad.
Sheldon Peck Homestead built in 1839 and used as 1st school in Lombard. Also was used during the Civil War as part of the Underground Railroad.
Lombard Historical Signage - one of several in the town
Use this sign to stay on the trail. Sign markings explained at https://ipp.org/about-the-trail/
Small cemetery with soldiers that served in War of 1812, Civil War, WW I, and WW II. It's located .5 miles south of the path on west side of Main St.
Bridge over East Branch DuPage River
View of trail thru Villa Park, IL
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