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Colonel Brinton: The mayor, the mansion and the mausoleum

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DIXON – On this day, April 19, 1911, one of Dixon’s most beloved mayors took office: William Bradford Brinton.Although he lived in Dixon only 15 of his 87 years, he left a legacy that has endured for more than a century.William B. Brinton in his later years. (Photo provided by Tom Wadsworth/)A diamond in the roughBorn in 1850 in Indiana, he established himself in the small town of Tuscola, Illinois, as an enterprising and hardworking young man o…

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Colonel Brinton: The mayor, the mansion and the mausoleum

DIXON – On this day, April 19, 1911, one of Dixon’s most beloved mayors took office: William Bradford Brinton.Although he lived in Dixon only 15 of his 87 years, he left a legacy that has endured for more than a century.William B. Brinton in his later years. (Photo provided by Tom Wadsworth/)A diamond in the roughBorn in 1850 in Indiana, he established himself in the small town of Tuscola, Illinois, as an enterprising and hardworking young man o…

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