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Cave of the Mounds

Cave of the Mounds

Cave of the Mounds
With the money he made from mining lead Ebenezer purchased a farm which turned out to be a prime location to quarry limestone. In 1934 a routine blast uncovered uncovered a cave which in 1987 became a national natural landmark.


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Elizabeth (nee Brigham) Rooney.
Elizabeth (nee Brigham) Rooney.
Elizabeth was 15 when the cave was discovered. She was picking apples. She remembered picking 15 bushels when the men working in the quarry set off a routine blast and uncovered the entrance to the cave. She had to wait to see it though because they wanted to clear the rubble and make it safe first. 
 
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Cave of The Mounds.
Cave of The Mounds.
The Chicago Sun Times, Sunday, May 24, 1942 Section 7 page 7.  
 
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Cave of the Mounds
Cave of the Mounds
Cave of the Mounds. Run time - 2 minutes, 29 seconds.  
 
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Cave of the Mounds Begins Tourist Season.
Cave of the Mounds Begins Tourist Season.
Arlington Heights (Illinois) Herald April 30, 1977 Travel section page 12. 
 
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Cave of the Mounds logo.
Cave of the Mounds logo.
Cave of the Mounds logo. 
 


Linked to Cave of the Mounds, Blue Mounds, Dane, Wisconsin, Ebenezer Brigham (5724), Elizabeth Franklin Brigham (5865)