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100 SE 3rd St. Built in 1894, beautiful Mercer County Courthouse is located across from The Slammer Bed & Breakfast in the heart of Aledo. The courthouse is listed on the National Register of Historical Places. |
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200 Block NW 3rd Ave. The Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument was unveiled by Major General John A. Logan on July 4, 1878 during a reunion of Mercer County's Civil War Veterans. The monument stands 35 feet 2 inches tall and is constructed of limestone and granite with the names of 383 fallen soldiers and sailors engraved on the base. |
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108 SE 2nd St. The theater opened in 1904 with a production of "Quincy Adams Sawyer." Movies were first shown at the theater in 1909. |
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200 Block SE 3rd Ave. The railroad first came to Aledo in 1865 and the depot was built a few years later, circa 1869. Today, the building has been renovated to its original condition. Renovations include the installation of railroad signals and tracks outside the building. |
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1406 SE 2nd Ave. Over 5,000 historical items including Pioneer Kitchen, Farming Tools, Civil War Items, Abraham Lincoln's Desk, and Early American Toys. A completely furnished typical one room country school house is also part of the museum along with a genealogy resource section. Open April through October Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m. Mercer County Historical Society |
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