Local coverage
DuPage County communities this reaches beyond Naperville.
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Aurora
Aurora began in 1834 when brothers Joseph and Samuel McCarty rode west from New York and staked a sawmill claim on an island at a bend in...
Local ground context →Wheaton
Wheaton traces to 1837, when Erastus Gary and brothers Warren and Jesse Wheaton settled the area from New England; a railroad sign reading...
Local ground context →Lisle
Lisle was settled in 1832 by James and Luther Hatch, who ran the area's first wagon and blacksmith shops, and the Chicago, Burlington &...
Local ground context →Warrenville
Warrenville dates to 1833, when Julius Warren and his family left a failing New York gristmill and distillery to claim land directly on the...
Local ground context →Bolingbrook
Modern Bolingbrook began in the early 1960s, when a builder platted farm fields north of old U.S. 66 beside Illinois Route 53 into three...
Local ground context →Woodridge
Woodridge takes its name from the wooded high ground it occupies above the DuPage River's East Branch -- Surety Builders, led by Albert...
Local ground context →Downers Grove
Downers Grove was founded in 1832 by Pierce Downer, a farmer who had made his way to Illinois from Rutland, New York, and the town took his...
Local ground context →Glen Ellyn
Glen Ellyn's first settlers arrived around 1834 at what was then called Stacy's Corners, but the town's shape today owes more to 1849, when...
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