

Dick describes the Iles House as "Springfield's home," as it has rapidly become a gathering and meeting place for many historic-minded associations.

That eerie face in the silver tray is David Stevens. Pictures are by Dulany Sriner.
The Elijah Iles Foundation, 628 South Seventh
Springfield, IL 62705 USA, (217) 492-5929
Tours Wed & Sat 12-4 pm or by appointment
E-Mail: ileshouse@juno.com
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