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SUMMARY:Tour of Wallace-Dickey Cemetery & The Oaks
DESCRIPTION:General W. H.L Wallace was killed while leading his Division during the Civil War battle of Shiloh in 1862. He and his family are buried in this private\, land-locked cemetery on the north bluff in Ottawa. \nTours will begin at the LaSalle County Historical Society. The trolley from Starved Rock Lodge will transport attendees from Utica to the north bluff of Ottawa for the cemetery and house tours.  The trolley will leave the museum in Utica at 10am\, 12noon and 2pm.  Tickets are $20.00 per person.  Seating is limited and registration and pre-payment is required and can be done at office@lasallecountyhistoricalsociety.org.
URL:https://iandmcanal.org/events/tour-of-wallace-dickey-cemetery-the-oaks-2/
LOCATION:Wallace-Dickey Cemetery\, The Dayton Bluff\, 2997 IL Rt. 71\, Ottawa\, IL\, 61350\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tour of Wallace-Dickey Cemetery & The Oaks
DESCRIPTION:General W. H.L Wallace was killed while leading his Division during the Civil War battle of Shiloh in 1862. He and his family are buried in this private\, land-locked cemetery on the north bluff in Ottawa. \nTours will begin at the LaSalle County Historical Society. The trolley from Starved Rock Lodge will transport attendees from Utica to the north bluff of Ottawa for the cemetery and house tours.  The trolley will leave the museum in Utica at 10am\, 12noon and 2pm.  Tickets are $20.00 per person.  Seating is limited and registration and pre-payment is required and can be done at office@lasallecountyhistoricalsociety.org. \n 
URL:https://iandmcanal.org/events/tour-of-wallace-dickey-cemetery-the-oaks/
LOCATION:Wallace-Dickey Cemetery\, The Dayton Bluff\, 2997 IL Rt. 71\, Ottawa\, IL\, 61350\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tour of the Wallace-Dickey Cemetery & The Oaks
DESCRIPTION:General W. H.L Wallace was killed while leading his Division during the Civil War battle of Shiloh in 1862. He and his family are buried in this private\, land-locked cemetery on the north bluff in Ottawa. \nRegistration for tours will begin at 8:30am at the Ottawa Historical and Scouting Heritage Museum with buses leaving on a regular basis.  In addition to a tour of the private\, land-locked Wallace-Dickey Cemetery\, people will also tour The Oaks\, the Wallace family home.  Cost:  $15.00 for adults\, $10.00 for students.  No pre-registration is required. \nLast tour will be at 3 pm returning by 4 pm.
URL:https://iandmcanal.org/events/tour-of-the-wallace-dickey-cemetery-the-oaks-2/
LOCATION:Wallace-Dickey Cemetery\, The Dayton Bluff\, 2997 IL Rt. 71\, Ottawa\, IL\, 61350\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tour of The Wallace-Dickey Cemetery & The Oaks
DESCRIPTION:General W. H.L Wallace was killed while leading his Division during the Civil War battle of Shiloh in 1862. He and his family are buried in this private\, land-locked cemetery on the north bluff in Ottawa. \nRegistration for tours will begin at 8:30am at the Ottawa Historical and Scouting Heritage Museum with buses leaving on a regular basis.  In addition to a tour of the private\, land-locked Wallace-Dickey Cemetery\, people will also tour The Oaks\, the Wallace family home.  Cost:  $15.00 for adults\, $10.00 for students.  No pre-registration is required. \nLast tour will be at 3 pm returning by 4 pm. \n 
URL:https://iandmcanal.org/events/tour-of-the-wallace-dickey-cemetery-the-oaks/
LOCATION:Wallace-Dickey Cemetery\, The Dayton Bluff\, 2997 IL Rt. 71\, Ottawa\, IL\, 61350\, United States
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SUMMARY:Guided Tours of Wallace-Dickey Cemetery
DESCRIPTION:After spending time looking at the condition of the wall surrounding the Wallace-Dickey Cemetery on the north\nbluff in Ottawa\, both Chuck Sanders\, president of the Wallace-Dickey Cemetery Preservation Association\, and\nKeith Stehl\, Ottawa Masonry\, acknowledge it going to be a large and expensive undertaking. “We want to re-use\nas much of the original Joliet limestone as possible”\, stated Sanders.\nA dedicated group of volunteers\, mostly members of the Starved Rock Civil War Round Table\, started some\nrestoration work in 2019\, but\, the work was halted due to the Covid-19 pandemic. This same group has handled\nthe mundane maintenance chores such as mowing the grass and collecting fallen branches for several years.\nCreated in 2021 with a goal to restore and preserve this private\, land-locked cemetery\, the Wallace-Dickey\nCemetery Preservation Association has begun a major fundraising effort with the goal to stabilize the existing wall\nand re-build as necessary. As a first step\, two trees will be removed\, thanks to a generous donation from a\nbenefactor.\nAs part of their fundraising efforts\, the Association is planning a Civil War re-enactment event on the grounds of\nthe Reddick Mansion on Saturday\, May 18 th . Events on Sunday\, May 19th\, will include guided tours of the\ncemetery and a presentation about General Wallace at the Ottawa Historical and Scouting Heritage Museum.\nThe cemetery dates back to early 1800s and holds the graves of several members of the Wallace and Dickey\nfamilies\, including General WHL Wallace killed in the Battle of Shiloh (and immortalized in the mural above\nJeremiah Joe’s in downtown Ottawa)\, T. Lyle Dickey\, prominent attorney of the mid 19 th century\, their wives and\nchildren.\nPeople interested in helping preserve this unique part of Ottawa’s history can send donations to “Wallace-Dickey\nCemetery Preservation Association NFP”\, PO Box 392\, Ottawa\, Il 61350. Volunteers are also needed\, both for\nhelping at the fundraising event and for the construction/maintenance of the cemetery. People wanting more\ninformation or to volunteer can reach via the Association via e-mail at gen_wallace@outlook.com. \n 
URL:https://iandmcanal.org/events/guided-tours-of-wallace-dickey-cemetery/
LOCATION:Wallace-Dickey Cemetery\, The Dayton Bluff\, 2997 IL Rt. 71\, Ottawa\, IL\, 61350\, United States
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