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Images: #TBT remembers Lisle from the '60s and '70s

The Village of Lisle was permanently settled in 1832. Despite recent growth, the village still has a small town feel. In this week's #TBT Gallery, we share some photos of local landmarks in Lisle from the 1960s and 1970s, courtesy of The Museums at Lisle Station Park.

Lisle's earlier days are maintained in a small group of old buildings that make up the museum. The museum is open Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and admission is free.

You can also visit the museum's website here.

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This is the firehouse at 4903 Main Street as it looked in 1976. That was the bicentennial year and the building sported a Revolutionary War flag. courtesy OF The Museums at Lisle Station Park
This is the administration building in 1976 at Illinois Benedictine College before it became Benedictine University. courtesy OF The Museums at Lisle Station Park
Lisle Cemetery as it looked in 1976. Lisle had a very small town atmosphere then. courtesy OF The Museums at Lisle Station Park
Meadows School - 5801 Westview Lane as it looked in 1976. courtesy OF The Museums at Lisle Station Park
St. Joan of Arc Convent - 820 Division as it looked in 1976. courtesy OF The Museums at Lisle Station Park
Buildings in Lisle such as The Lisle Savings Bank from 1961 on Main Street looked different in the '60s and '70s. Lisle had a very small town atmosphere then. courtesy OF The Museums at Lisle Station Park
Buildings in Lisle such as Lisle Jewelers and Alvina's Fashion Center looked different in the '60s and '70s. Lisle had a very small town atmosphere then. courtesy OF The Museums at Lisle Station Park
Buildings in Lisle such as Benet Academy at 2200 Maple Ave. as it looked in 1976. courtesy OF The Museums at Lisle Station Park
Trinity Lutheran Church - Highway 53 and Kimberly Way as it looked in 1976. courtesy OF The Museums at Lisle Station Park
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