Early Janesville History: Woodland Native Americans

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Revised Janesville History booklet completed in 2002-03 school year by Marcia Rudolph. Additional revisions were made in 2003 Grade 3 summer workshop. Members of the 2003 summer workshop included: Connie Weeks, Jackson; Heather Littlejohn, Roosevelt; Donna Erickson, Adams; Kate Minshall, Kennedy and Bev Watkins, Retired.

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