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People have been in the Frankfort area for centuries because of its proximity to the Sauk Trail and the Des Plaines River. The first non-Native American settlers arrived in 1831. So it might be a surprise that Frankfort didn’t get its first designated historic landmark until last month: St. Peter’s United Church of Christ at 12 W. Sauk Trail. “For me, the bottom line is: It has to tell a story about Frankfort, and that building, from 1916 on, tells so much about Frankfort,” said Marcia Steward, chairwoman of Frankfort’s Historic Preservation Commission. “It’s just been a very active church in the community, for the community. It’s not just religious or compassionate, charitable activities. For example, we held non-party candidate nights for people to be involved in the community. It’s a wonderful, active part of the community.”

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