
The Pecatonica River and its meandering tributaries define the landscape of northern Illinois in the mid-1930s, winding through a dense network of rural schoolhouses and family-named intersections. Settled communities like Pecatonica, Durand, and Davis serve as anchors for the surrounding agrarian townships, connected by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific and the Chicago and Northwestern railroads.
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