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Welcome to Belvidere
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Downtown Belvidere is the
Most of downtown was built before 1900.
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1889 - 1909
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This painted cornice work
is beautiful!
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Brannen Block
1862 - 1887
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The murals are on the side
of the Brannen Building
Almost all of downtown is older buildings. The buildings and murals I've chosen are my favorites.
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Train Station.
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1885
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Eldredge Cars were manufactured
by the National Sewing Machine
Company from 1903 to 1906.
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Kishwaukee River
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Eric & I get a selfie at
the perfect photo op
spot on the bridge.
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The Ghost Sign on the building
across State Street...
This building was the Leland
Hotel & Cafe.
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Floyd Hopkins Block
1883
The window trim is
eye-catching.
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Fred Schulte, Baseball Center Fielder
was born in Belvidere, Illinois.
He played for the St. Louis Browns,
Washington Senators & the
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The Apollo Theater opened in 1921.
It continues as an entertainment
venue today.
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The Kuppler Building
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Artists get inspiration from
State Street in downtown
Belvidere.
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