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Fall in Illinois
In 1811, while searching for more business opportunities, John James Audubon walked across the southern part of Illinois, fell in love instead with the natural beauty of the area. Read the full description.
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In 1811, while searching for more business opportunities, John James Audubon walked across the southern part of Illinois, fell in love instead with the natural beauty of the area.
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