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Groups plan picnic to highlight Sauk Trail’s role in Underground Railroad

The free event will include an optional hike to the former McCoy Homestead and a noon presentation by Underground Railroad researcher Larry McClellan.

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Sauk Trail, originally a Native American trail that ran through Illinois, Indiana and Michigan, was part of the Underground Railroad. A picnic near park Forest will celebrate it.

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Groups plan picnic to highlight Sauk Trail’s role in Underground Railroad

The Midwest Underground Railroad Network and Crete Historical Society plan a July 11 picnic at Schubert's Woods along Sauk Trail.

·Chicago, United States
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