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8.1K views · 150 reactions | ENJOY ANOTHER SNEAK PEEK! Originally filmed on 16 mm film, this footage of downtown Kankakee is from 1937. Organized by the Exchange Club of Kankakee and filmed by Amateur Services Productions, it provides a special glimpse into life for Kankakee residents before WWII. #kankakeecounty #kankakeehistory #1937 #kankakeecountymuseum | Kankakee County Museum | Facebook