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Throughout its post-World War I rural to urban transition

Joliet floral the Gold Coast caught theInspired by a nature filled jaunt through Joliet Iron Works, with notes of grass, minerals, and moss. Located 35 miles southwest of the Loop, Joliet is aptly monikered the City of Steel and Stone." Joliets steel mills played a major role in building skyscrapers across America, particularly in Chicago, and its quarries produced the limestone found in Chicago's Water Tower, the Illinois State Capitol, and the flooring of the White House. Today, Joliet