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Postcard from Brussels

Dear Sir,
Just a note to say thanks for a very unique visit. We've had perfect weather for a best ever fair. Thanks for the 'cable sphere'which will be kept to remind us of your visit.

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I was a bit of a jester that went from place to place. - LLV

Brussels – Toponomie

43'44" _ 81'05 nw
Originally Ainsleyville, Ainslayville, or Ainslyville, named after William Ainsley, a native of Yorkshire, England, the first settler of the area. In 1855, William Ainsley laid out the S.E. corner of the present village of Brussels as a town plot which he named after himself. Not everyone in the settlement agreed, and the next year it was changed to Dingle. In 1872 the name Brussels was adopted.