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Step into a piece of history with this unique property, originally built by Winthrop Gilman, a prominent abolitionist who made a significant impact on the region. Gilman was known for housing Elijah Lovejoy’s printing press in Alton, playing an important role in the abolitionist movement. The home is also a piece of Alton’s antique history, as it was once owned by Sam Thomas, who founded the Alton Antiques District. With over a century of history, this residence has seen it all, from its original sale on the Courthouse steps in August 1847 for just 64 cents (equivalent to $25.30 today) to being a long-time home for Horns Grocery Store from 1923 to 1963. Now, this beautifully preserved home offers a unique opportunity to own a property with deep local roots, a story of resilience, and a rich connection to the history of Alton. Home is updated and move in ready featuring a bed and bath on the main level, and one of each in the lower level. Updated eat in kitchen with newer appliances , updated baths, walk out lower level, huge rebuilt sprawling deck perfect to enjoy all the wooded scenery has to offer. This home is well maintained and a one of a kind must see! Make your appointment today as this value charmer in this excellent location won't last long!
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