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File Cabinet 6 Photos&#13;
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MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 2010&#13;
South St. Tunnel - when was it built?&#13;
When was the South Street Tunnel built? Who knows? How sharp are your eyes? Do you pay attention to details?&#13;
Recently a McHenry friend was visiting Woodstock, not for the first time. She often drives "the back way" from the old Jewel to South Street. That's along Lake Street (not Avenue!) to the stop sign; then left and through the tunnel, and west on South Street (figure that one out).&#13;
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The tunnel is architecturally and historically significant. The tunnel should be designated a Landmark by the City of Woodstock and preserved, as is the Woodstock Opera House.&#13;
Note the City's motto: "True to its past...confident of its future." Will The People prevail in the case of preserving the tunnel, or will the tunnel meet the same fate as Grace Hall?" [Woodstock Advocate blog, Gus Philpott]</text>
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