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Winnemac is a
fictional U.S.
state invented by the
writer Sinclair Lewis. His
novel Babbitt takes place in Zenith, its
largest city (po****tion 361,000...
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Potawatomi version of the name has been
spelled in a
variety of ways,
including Winnemac, Winamek, and Winnemeg. The
Winamac name
became ****ociated with prominent...
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fictitious Midwestern state of "
Winnemac",
adjacent to Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan. (Babbitt does not
mention Winnemac by name, but Lewis's subsequent...
- Salem's Lot), a
county (William Faulkner's
Yoknapatawpha County), a
state (
Winnemac in
various Sinclair Lewis stories), a
large section of
continent (as in...
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Washington Park
Washington Square Park
Welles Park
White Park
Wicker Park
Wildwood Park
Wilson Park
Winnemac Park
Wrightwood Park See also:
Beaches in Chicago...
- sermons, the
group comes to the
attention of the
church council in Zenith,
Winnemac, a
larger city.
Though Falconer's
manager Bill
Morgan does not
think that...
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story of
bright and
scientifically minded Martin Arrowsmith of Elk Mills,
Winnemac (the same
fictional state in
which several of Lewis's
other novels are...
- boosterism. The
story was set in the
fictional Midwestern town of Zenith,
Winnemac, a
setting to
which Lewis returned in ****ure novels,
including Arrowsmith...
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contains several parks,
which are
maintained by the
Chicago Park District.
Winnemac Park
covers more than 40
acres at the
corner of
Damen and Foster. The park...
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Morrison that
first appeared in 2000 AD Zenith,
Winnemac, a city in
Sinclair Lewis's
fictional state of
Winnemac, and the
setting for his 1922
novel Babbitt...
