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Kinderhook, Illinois Historical Society has now settled into a new building. It is located across from the unique post office, in downtown Kinderhook. Kinderhook, Illinois is celebrating its
quartoseptcentennial (175 years), and a Adirondack Chair will be featured. The chair was originally built in the same year (1836) that Kinderhook was established, by a New York resident; the same state that discovered Kinderhook, Illinois. Come up and celebrate our many
years. Kinderhook means "Little Children". |
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Commodities: |
Yard Sales throughout
Kinderhook. |
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Food: |
Chili and Cheese soup, Pimento cheese and chicken salad
sandwiches, apple, cherry, pumpkin pies Apple cake, coffee, tea and hot chocolate
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Activities: |
Saturday 11:00 am to 1:00pm lunch at the Kinderhook Museum. |
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Contact Person: |
Mickie Weir 217-432-5700 |
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This is one of the many rock walls featured
by residential homes in Kinderhook. This particular wall is by the home
of James, Julie Foster and son James which displays the silhouette of the
state of Illinois in white rock. The rocks have endured the many elements
through the years and enhance the village of Kinderhook.
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Contact Information
- Telephone
- 217-285-2971
- FAX
- 217-285-5251
- Postal address
- 224 W. Washington
- PO Box 283
- Pittsfield, IL 62363
- Electronic mail
- General Information: info@pikecolordrive.com
Webmaster:
max@maxmid.com
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| The Flag | | Be sure to keep an eye out for the Color Drive Flag. Each official welcome booth will be displaying this flag during the Color Drive Weekend. | 
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