The village of Steger (35 miles south of Chicago) lies on the line on the south finish of Cook County and north finish of can County within the U.S. State of Illinois. The population was nine,682 at the 2000 census, and calculable to be ten,409 as of 2005.
In 1893, John Valentine Steger opened a piano works on twenty acres (81,000 m2) of land aboard the railroad south of Chicago Heights. With 324 residents, the village incorporated in 1896. John Steger united to pay $400 toward incorporation prices to confirm that the name of the city be dubbed “Steger” instead of “Columbia Heights.” Steger Pianos were created within the village till 1926. By 1920, Steger was thought-about by some because the “piano capital of the globe,” manufacturing quite 100 pianos every day.
Steger has been an everyday stop on the annual Driving The Dixie event since its beginning. This event involves participants driving down Historic Dixie route within the Chicago South and visiting varied communities on the manner.
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