
The Mississippi River defines the western edge of this 1960s landscape, where the massive Keokuk Dam and its associated infrastructure—including a substation, waterworks, and sewage disposal plant—anchor the industrial identity of Hamilton. This era shows a community deeply tied to both water and rail, with the Chicago Burlington and Quincy and the Toledo Peoria and Wabash Western railroads converging near the riverfront.
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