 "Evansville Courier & Press (2007-Current)")
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JASPER REVIVAL TO INCLUDE WORKING MILL
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JASPER, Ind. - Jasper's past will spring back to life next year.
Visitors to the city about an hour's drive northeast of
Evansville will be able to experience what life was like there over
the past couple of hundred years, from viewing a working grist mill
to enjoying rail passenger service to French Lick's casino and
resort hotels.
The developments are the culmination of a plan developed in 2003
by ROJAC - the Redevelop Old Jasper Action Coalition.
Construction of the mil...
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