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Comments:	Park in east parking lot. Walk up trail until you see interpretive center office sign. Walk down that path and you will see a General Store/ Learning Center. machine is on the deck. <p> One 4-die machine is located on the porch of the Interpretive Center. All have 'The Grove National Historical Landmark' on them. Designs are: <br> 1) Owl on a rock, <br> 2) Snake facing up, <br> 3) Raccoon <br> 4) Tortoise. <p> 8/12/2021: That ringtail lemur is actually a raccoon. The machine is on the porch of the Interpretive Center, so it should be available for rolling as long as the entrance gates are open. <br> Go to the east parking lot, and follow the trail sign in the back of that lot to the Interpretive Center. Remember the path you took because there are no signs directing you back to the parking lot. <br> Excellent rolls on copper cents. You cannot use speed dial here - the machine will give back your penny but keep your quarters. The side you want to roll should face inward toward the quarters. <br> Free admission and free parking. jnm
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The Grove

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1421 Milwaukee Avenue
Glenview, IL , 60025

Phone: (847) 299-6096

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Park in east parking lot. Walk up trail until you see interpretive center office sign. Walk down that path and you will see a General Store/ Learning Center. machine is on the deck.

One 4-die machine is located on the porch of the Interpretive Center. All have 'The Grove National Historical Landmark' on them. Designs are:
1) Owl on a rock,
2) Snake facing up,
3) Raccoon
4) Tortoise.

8/12/2021: That ringtail lemur is actually a raccoon. The machine is on the porch of the Interpretive Center, so it should be available for rolling as long as the entrance gates are open.
Go to the east parking lot, and follow the trail sign in the back of that lot to the Interpretive Center. Remember the path you took because there are no signs directing you back to the parking lot.
Excellent rolls on copper cents. You cannot use speed dial here - the machine will give back your penny but keep your quarters. The side you want to roll should face inward toward the quarters.
Free admission and free parking. jnm

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