Illinois State Parks And Memorials 1935
Illinois State Parks And Memorials 1935
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In suitable areas there are picnic grounds with tables, benches and fireplaces.
Here ni Giant City State Park is every type of scenery to intrigue the visitor. Besides the massive rock formations, colorful wild flowers, ferns and magnificent old trees grow in abundance, while springs of clear water emerge from the hillsides to follow a frivolous route toward the river.
• Left. "Giant City" section in Giant City State Park.
[Page Thirty-On«] • Above, natural amphi- theater in Giant City Slate Pa...rk.
• Right, Devil's Stand ' Table in the same park. ^i'**"s>t.
[Page Thirty-Two] Fort Kaslcaskia State Park Garrison Hill Cemetery Pierre Menard Home Randolph County — North of Chester, near State Highway 3. 57 Acres Fort Kaskaskia State Park, Garrison Hill Cemetery and Pierre Menard's Home form an interesting trio of historical attractions for visitors.
The remaining earthworks of the old fort today outline the picnic area which is on a hilltop, surrounded by trees and overlooking the Missis- sippi river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In suitable areas there are picnic grounds with tables, benches and fireplaces.
Here ni Giant City State Park is every type of scenery to intrigue the visitor. Besides the massive rock formations, colorful wild flowers, ferns and magnificent old trees grow in abundance, while springs of clear water emerge from the hillsides to follow a frivolous route toward the river.
• Left. "Giant City" section in Giant City State Park.
[Page Thirty-On«] • Above, natural amphi- theater in Giant City Slate Pa...rk.
• Right, Devil's Stand ' Table in the same park. ^i'**"s>t.
[Page Thirty-Two] Fort Kaslcaskia State Park Garrison Hill Cemetery Pierre Menard Home Randolph County — North of Chester, near State Highway 3. 57 Acres Fort Kaskaskia State Park, Garrison Hill Cemetery and Pierre Menard's Home form an interesting trio of historical attractions for visitors.
The remaining earthworks of the old fort today outline the picnic area which is on a hilltop, surrounded by trees and overlooking the Missis- sippi river.
What to read after Illinois State Parks And Memorials 1935?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois Division of Parks to read onlineMoreLess
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