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Professor Luis AraujoProfessor
Research Interests
I am broadly interested in understanding how and why industrial firms form and develop different types of exchange relationshipsa and engage in particular types of market practices. What follows is a description of my current interests.
The vertical scope and boundaries of the firm.
This work is being carried out in collaboration with Anna Dubois and Lars-Erik Gadde from Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg and we have published two papers on this topic (in Industrial Marketing Management and Journal of Management Studies, listed below). Our concern is to examine in more detail how do firms access resources controlled by other actors, namely customers, suppliers and subcontractors. In particular, we are interested in what accounts for vertical integration and disintegration (outsourcing) decisions and how firms decide what to own, buy or access through relationships. The key difference to most of the work carried out in economics and strategic management on the boundaries of the firm is that we take relationships seriously as a form of economic coordination. In short, we regard access to resources controlled by others as important as the resources controlled by a focal firm. And, in our view, the trajectory of a firm can only be understood in relation to how access and control are combined. Some industrial sectors seem to survive and prosper with a decentralised network of small scale producers, whilst others rely on large, vertically integrated firms. What accounts for these differing patterns of industrial organisation? And what drives changes in these patterns?
Modularisation within and between Firms
This interest has been developed in conjunction with my colleagues Martin Spring and Anna Dubois. In recent years there has been a rapidly growing interest in modular architectures in products and, to a much lesser extent, services. The notion of modularity is not novel in management research. The mixing and matching of modular components was initially seen as a means to increase product variety without sacrificing operational performance. More recently, modularisation has come to constitute the distinguishing feature between mass customisation and pure customisation. Modularity has been elevated from a product design concept to a general systems principle applicable to a wide range of domains – we live in a modular age, as some claim.However, there has been very little empirical research on how modularity at the product level translates into organisational structures as well as the structure and spatial configuration of supply networks. Furthermore, despite our everyday familiarity with modular services such as the degree programmes offered at Lancaster, next to nothing has been written on modularity in services. There is a good research opportunity, using industrial network concepts, to examine these linkages and investigate their relationship to service elements such as after-sales support, maintenance, upgrading and recycling.
Marketing and Market-Making Practices
This work has been partly inspired by my (modest) interest in the sociology of science and technology and what I have learned through the long-standing cooperation with my colleague Elizabeth Shove (Sociology) and by the recent emergence of a series of special tracks on The Evolution of Market Forms and Marketing Practices at IMP Conferences. The focus is on marketing as a set of technologies that attempt to order and control activities from a distance, and how these technologies constitute the very phenomena they attempt to order. Taking the role of marketing practices seriously implies taking a fresh look at classic issues such as the character and scope of market agency, the interrelationship between marketing institutions and marketing practices, and the nature of marketing professions. I have co-editeda special issue of Marketing Theory (Vol. 8, No. 1, 2008) with my colleagues Hans Kjellberg and Robert Spencer on the subject. A virtual special issue on the same topic is available in the Marketing Theory site.
A recent book entitled Reconnecting Marketing to Markets and co-edited with John Finch and Hans Kjellberg was published in December 2010. The book attempts to explore further the notion that markets are socio-technical constructions and the performative role that marketing plays in the construction of markets. More information about the book and other related activities can be found in the Market Studies website.
This approach raises a number of interesting questions - e.g. how do marketing practices contribute to the formation and operation of markets? What forms do markets take and how do different forms affect and become affected by marketing practices – e.g. how are differences between market forms (sustained by different marketing practices? How do different types of market actors (e.g. buyers, sellers, marketing institutions, trade associations, regulators) shape, and in turn become shaped by, particular market forms and marketing practices?
My early life had little to do with marketing or management. My first degree was in Mechanical Engineering and the interest in marketing only surfaced when I thought in reorienting my career into a technical/ commercial role. It is thus unsurprising that my research interests are confined to industrial marketing and purchasing.
I was introduced to the IMP group's interaction approach to industrial marketing and purchasing in late 1982 and this has been the critical influence in my academic career. Since 1984 I have been involved in trying to understand relationships in industrial systems and thus my trajectory has largely paralleled developments within this academic community.
Current Teaching
MKTG 301 - Strategic Marketing
Postgraduate (MSc in Advanced Marketing Management)
MKTG 403 - Understanding Business Markets
MKTG 409 - Dissertation Coordinator
Professional Role
Associate Editor of Marketing Theory
Lic. Mech Eng (Porto), MA (Lancaster), PhD (Lancaster)
Is there a gap in the market, and is there a market in the gap?: how advertising planning performs markets
Jacobi, E., Freund, J., Araujo, L. 2015 In: Journal of Marketing Management. 31, 1-2, p. 37-61. 25 p.
Journal article
Purchasing as market-shaping: the case of component-based software engineering
Ulkuniemi, P., Araujo, L., Tähtinen, J. 2015 In: Industrial Marketing Management. 44, p. 54-62. 9 p.
Journal article
Credible qualifications: the case of functional foods
Azimont, F., Araujo, L. 11/2014 In: Concerned markets. Cheltenham : Edward Elgar p. 129-152. 24 p. ISBN: 9781782549734.
Expectations in networks: market shaping devices of the driverless car
Araujo, L., Mason, K., Spring, M. 2/09/2014
Conference paper
Expectations and foresight as market shaping devices: the case of driverless cars
Araujo, L., Mason, K., Spring, M. 2014
Conference paper
Indirect capabilities and complex performance: implications for procurement and operations strategy
Spring, M., Araujo, L. 2014 In: International Journal of Operations and Production Management. 34, 2, p. 150-173. 24 p.
Journal article
Money, calculation and personal relations in the mobile money space
Onyas, W., Araujo, L. 2014
Conference paper
Offshoring and outsourcing of administrative and technical services: a modularity perspective
Spring, M., Araujo, L., Mason, K. 12/2013 In: Managing services. Oxford : Oxford University Press p. 154-173. 20 p. ISBN: 9780199696086.
Provider involvement in business service definition: a typology
Selviaridis, K., Spring, M., Araujo, L. 11/2013 In: Industrial Marketing Management. 42, 8, p. 1398-1410. 13 p.
Journal article
Beyond the service factory: service innovation in manufacturing supply networks
Spring, M., Araujo, L. 05/2013 In: Industrial Marketing Management. 42, 1, p. 59-70. 12 p.
Journal article
What have markets ever done for the poor?
Araujo, L. 2013 In: Marketing Theory. 4 p.
Comment on "Resource interaction in inter-organisational networks: Foundations, comparison, and a research agenda"
Araujo, L. 02/2012 In: Journal of Business Research. 65, 2, 2 p.
Evidence for Markets, Markets for Evidence: Extending evidence-based medicine to the food sector
Azimont, F., Araujo, L. 2012
Conference paper
Purchasing as Market-Shaping: the case of component-based software engineering
Ulkuniemi, P., Araujo, L., Tahtinen, J. 2012
Conference paper
Temporality in business networks: The role of narratives and management technologies
Araujo, L., Easton, G. 2012 In: Industrial Marketing Management. 41, 2, p. 312-318.
Journal article
Complex performance, process modularity and the spatial configuration of production
Araujo, L.M., Spring, M. 2011 In: Procuring Complex Performance: Studies in Innovation in Product-Service Management. London and New York : Routledge p. 78-96. 19 p. ISBN: 9780415800051.
Introduction to e-special on Market Studies
Araujo, L., Finch, J., Kjellberg, H. 2011 In: Marketing Theory. 6 p.
Special issue
Re-classifying and Re-Valuing Goods
Azimont, F., Araujo, L. 2011
Conference paper
Studying innovation processes in real-time: The promises and challenges of ethnography
Hoholm, T., Araujo, L. 2011 In: Industrial Marketing Management. 40, 6, p. 933-939. 7 p.
Journal article
Who is the customer? On the nature of customer representations in supply chains
Borgström, B., Araujo, L., Hertz, S. 2011
Conference paper
Connecting to markets
Araujo, L.M., Finch, J., Kjellberg, H. 2010 In: Reconnecting Marketing to Markets. Oxford : Oxford University Press p. 234-245. 12 p. ISBN: 9780199578061.
Consumption, materiality and markets
Shove, E., Araujo, L.M. 2010 In: Reconnecting Marketing to Markets. Oxford : Oxford University Press p. 13-28. 16 p. ISBN: 9780199578061.
Governing firms, shaping markets
Azimont, F., Araujo, L.M. 2010 In: Reconnecting Marketing to Markets. Oxford : Oxford University Press p. 78-96. 19 p. ISBN: 9780199578061.
Re-classifying and re-valuing goods: a case-study
Azimont, F., Araujo, L.M. 2010 In: 1st EIASM Market Studies Workshop (Sweden) - 2010. N/A
Conference contribution
Reconnecting Marketing to Markets
Araujo, L.M., Finch, J., Kjellberg, H. 2010 Oxford : Oxford University Press. 275 p. ISBN: 9780199578061.
Reconnecting marketing to markets: an introduction
Araujo, L.M., Finch, J., Kjellberg, H. 2010 In: Reconnecting Marketing to Markets. Oxford : Oxford University Press p. 1-12. 12 p. ISBN: 9780199578061.
Studying Innovation Processes in Real Time
Hoholm, T., Araujo, L. 2010
Conference paper
The making of a petrol station and the "on-the-move consumer": classification devices and the shaping of markets
Azimont, F., Araujo, L.M. 2010 In: Industrial Marketing Management. 39, 6, p. 1010-1019. 10 p.
Journal article
Aligning user practices in innovation: the case of Heathrow's Terminal 5 project
Harty, C., Araujo, L.M. 2009 In: Use of Science and Technology in Business. Exploring the Impact of Using Activity for Systems, Organizations and People. Bingley : Emerald p. 271-290. 19 p.
Chapter (peer-reviewed)
Efficiency-seeking or recipe-following? The case of outsourcing
Araujo, L., Gadde, L. 2009
Conference paper
Service, services and products: rethinking operations strategy
Spring, M., Araujo, L.M. 2009 In: International Journal of Operations and Production Management. 29, 5, p. 444-467. 14 p.
Journal article
Shaping exchanges, performing markets: the study of marketing practices
Araujo, L.M., Kjellberg, H. 2009 In: The Sage Handbook of Marketing Theory. London : Sage p. 195-218. 24 p. ISBN: 978-1-84787-505-1.
The making of a petrol station and the "on-the-move consumer": classification devices and the shaping of markets
Azimont, F., Araujo, L.M. 2009 In: 25th Annual IMP Conference (Marseilles) - 2009. N/A : Industrial Marketing and Purchasing Group 25 p.
Conference contribution
Market practices and forms: introduction to the Special Issue
Araujo, L.M., Kjellberg, H., Spencer, R. 2008 In: Marketing Theory. 8, 1, p. 5-14. 10 p.
Journal article
Business recipes, historical narratives and the discovery of networks
Gadde, L., Araujo, L.M. 2007 In: The IMP Journal. 1, 3, p. 2-25. 24 p.
Journal article
Case research in purchasing and supply management: opportunities and challenges
Dubois, A., Araujo, L.M. 2007 In: Journal of Purchasing and Supply Management. 13, 3, p. 170-181. 12 p.
Journal article
Category reviews as market-shaping events
Azimont, F., Araujo, L.M. 2007 In: Industrial Marketing Management. 36, 7, p. 849-860. 12 p.
Journal article
Markets, market-making and marketing
Araujo, L.M. 2007 In: Marketing Theory. 7, 3, p. 211-226. 16 p.
Journal article
The winding road ahead: a reply
Dubois, A., Araujo, L.M. 2007 In: Journal of Purchasing and Supply Management. 13, 3, p. 221-222. 2 p.
Journal article
Services, products and the institutional structure of production
Araujo, L.M., Spring, M. 2006 In: Industrial Marketing Management. 35, 7, p. 797-805. 9 p.
Journal article
The relationship between technical and organisational interfaces in product development
Dubois, A., Araujo, L.M. 2006 In: The IMP Journal. 1, 1, p. 21-38. 18 p.
Journal article
Floating over troubled waters: knowledge differentiation and integration in offshore platform design
Novello, S., Araujo, L.M. 2005 In: The Passion for Learning and Knowing: Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Organisational Learning and Knowledge. Trento : University of Trento p. 472-492. 21 p. ISBN: 88-8443-100-X.
Learning-by-using as systems integration: the case of aircraft maintenance
Araujo, L.M., Mota, J. 2005 In: 21st Industrial Marketing and Purchasing Group Conference (Rotterdam) - 2005. N/A : Industrial Marketing and Purchasing Group 13 p.
Conference contribution
MNCs and interdependencies in internationalisation processes
Araujo, L.M., Rezende, S. 2004 Lancaster University : The Department of Marketing
Working paper
Research methods in industrial marketing studies
Dubois, A., Araujo, L.M. 2004 In: Rethinking Marketing: Developing a New Understanding of Markets. Chichester : John Wiley and Sons Ltd p. 207-228. 22 p. ISBN: 0-470-02147-0.
Technological practice, firms, communities and networks
Araujo, L.M. 2004 Lancaster University : The Department of Marketing
Working paper
Editorial: purchasing and strategy
Araujo, L.M., Gadde, L.E., Snehota, I., Tunisini, A. 2003 In: Journal of Customer Behaviour. 2, 3, p. 291-304. 14 p.
Journal article
Evaluating the impact of B2B e-commerce: a contingent approach
Easton, G., Araujo, L.M. 2003 In: Industrial Marketing Management. 32, 5, p. 431-439. 9 p.
Journal article
Lament for a market unmade
McLoughlin, D., Easton, G., Araujo, L.M. 2003 In: 19th Industrial Marketing and Purchasing Group International Conference (University of Lugano, Switzerland ) - 2003. N/A : unknown
Conference contribution
Path dependence, MNCs and the internationalisation process: a relational approach
Araujo, L.M., Rezende, S. 2003 In: International Business Review. 12, 6, p. 719-737. 19 p.
Journal article
The evaluation of suppliers: a case study of Volvo cars and its module suppliers
Fredriksson, P., Araujo, L.M. 2003 In: Journal of Customer Behaviour. 2, 3, p. 365-384. 20 p.
Journal article
The multiple boundaries of the firm
Araujo, L.M., Dubois, A., Gadde, L.E. 2003 In: Journal of Management Studies. 40, 5, p. 1255-1277. 23 p.
Journal article
Path dependence, agency and technological evolution
Araujo, L.M., Harrison, D. 2002 In: Technology Analysis and Strategic Management. 14, 1, p. 5-19. 15 p.
Journal article
The effects of spatial proximity on inter-organisational relationships
Johnston, B., Araujo, L.M. 2002 In: 18th Industrial Marketing and Purchasing Group International Conference (Dijon, France ) - 2002. N/A : unknown
Conference contribution
The structures and processes of learning. a case study
Bångens, L., Araujo, L.M. 2002 In: Journal of Business Research. 55, 7, p. 571-581. 11 p.
Journal article
Industrial networks and B2B e-commerce: a conceptual and contingent exploration
Easton, G., Araujo, L.M. 2001 In: 17th Industrial Marketing and Purchasing Group Conference (Oslo) - 2001. N/A : unknown
Conference contribution
The division of labour and industrial networks
Kerndrup, S., Araujo, L.M. 2001 In: 17th Industrial Marketing and Purchasing Group Conference (Oslo) - 2001. N/A : unknown
Conference contribution
Aprendizagem Organizacional e Organização de Aprendizagem. Desenvolvimento na Teoria e Prática
Easterby-Smith, M.P.V., Araujo, L.M., Burgoyne, J.G. 2000 São Paulo : Editora Atlas. ISBN: 85-224-2878-6.
Implementing programmatic initiatives in manufacturer-retailer networks
Mouzas, S., Araujo, L.M. 2000 In: Industrial Marketing Management. 29, 4, p. 293-303. 11 p.
Journal article
A relational resource perspective on social capital
Araujo, L.M., Easton, G. 1999 In: Corporate Social Capital and Liability. Dordrecht : Kluwer Academic Publishers p. 68-87. 20 p. ISBN: 0-7923-8501-2.
Discontinuities in networks: issues and initiatives as initiators
Easton, G., Araujo, L.M. 1999 In: Advances in International Marketing. London : JAI p. 91-108. 18 p. ISBN: 0762303182.
Exchange, institutions and time
Araujo, L.M. 1999 In: Rethinking Marketing. London : Sage p. 84-105. 22 p. ISBN: 0-803-97491-4.
Managing interfaces with suppliers
Araujo, L.M., Dubois, A., Gadde, L.E. 1999 In: Industrial Marketing Management. 28, 5, p. 497-506. 10 p.
Journal article
Organizational Learning and the Learning Organization: Developments in Theory and Practice
Easterby-Smith, M.P.V., Araujo, L.M., Burgoyne, J. 1999 London : Sage. 247 p. ISBN: 0761959165.
Organizational learning: current debates and opportunities
Easterby-Smith, M.P.V., Araujo, L.M. 1999 In: Organizational Learning and the Learning Organization: Developments in Theory and Practice. London : Sage p. 1-21. 21 p. ISBN: 0761959165.
Agency and constitutional ordering in interorganisational networks: a case study of the port wine sector
Araujo, L.M., Brito, C. 1998 In: International Studies of Management and Organization. 27, 4, p. 22-46. 25 p.
Journal article
Long, G., Araujo, L.M., Childs, S.K., Easton, G. 1998 In: Lambda, Current Awareness Journal in Marketing. 7, 2
Journal article
Knowing and learning as networking
Araujo, L.M. 1998 In: Management Learning. 29, 3, p. 317-336. 20 p.
Journal article
Manufacturer-retailer relationships in Germany. The institutionalisation of category management
Araujo, L.M., Mouzas, S. 1998 In: Network Dynamics in International Marketing. New York : Pergamon Press p. 211-232. 22 p. ISBN: 0-080-43358-8.
Competition and cooperation in vertical marketing systems
Araujo, L.M., Mouzas, S. 1997 In: Relationships and Networks in International Markets. New York : Pergamon Press p. 145-165. 21 p. ISBN: 0-080-43063-5.
Interfirm responses to heterogeneity of demand over time
Easton, G., Araujo, L.M. 1997 In: The Formation of Interorganisational Networks. Oxford : Oxford University Press p. 66-94. 29 p. ISBN: 0-19-828948-0.
Management research and literary criticism
Easton, G., Araujo, L.M. 1997 In: British Journal of Management. 8, 1, p. 99-106. 8 p.
Journal article
Making Markets at the Bottom of the Pyramid
Dr Katherine Mason, Dr Ronika Chakrabarti, Professor Luis Araujo
01/03/2012 → 01/03/2014
Modularity of Processes and Processes of Modularity
Professor Martin Spring, Professor Luis Araujo, Dr Katherine Mason, D'Adderio, L.
03/07/2006 → …
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27th IMP Conference
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7251 Ranger Road
DeWitt, IL 61735
If you're looking for the ideal place to drop your line and catch a record fish, look no farther than Clinton Lake State Recreation Area. Recreational opportunities abound at this 9,300-acre facility, just 10 miles east of Clinton in central Illinois. From picnicking, hiking and camping to swimming, water skiing and boating to hunting for upland game, people from all over the midwest flock to Clinton Lake to enjoy the great outdoors.
If just relaxing and watching the animal life is your interest, Clinton Lake has various small mammals and nearly 40 species of birds, including osprey which dive into the lake for fish. In the spring, it is the place to search for morels. In the fall, it is ablaze with a rainbow of color.
The park land is owned by AmerGen which operates a nuclear power plant in the area since 1978. The State of Illinois has operated the park through a long-term lease with the utility company. The partnership demonstrates that the state government and private businesses can work together to provide outstanding recreation.
Prior to the arrival of settlers in the area, the land on which the park rests primarily was upland prairie and bottomland deciduous forest. Historians believe the area was the site of small villages and hunting camps of tribes of the Illini Confederacy. Kickapoo also likely were in the area until the 1820s. The first permanent European-born settlers came to the area in the 1830s. Many came from Kentucky and Tennessee to farm the land. Most of the area had been used as pasture or cropland when construction of the 4,900-acre lake began in the 1970s.
The 4,900-acre lake and outstanding fishing is what draws people to the park. Special accessible piers are present at the Mascoutin Access Area, the Spillway Access Area and the Valley Mill Bank Fishing Area. If youre dropping your line here, chances are youre fishing for crappie. Hook them with white, yellow or chartreuse jigs and minnows, which seem to work the best.
Dont tell anyone, because the locals like to keep it quiet, but Clinton Lake is one of the best lakes in the state for catfish. Most of them are taken from the banks, or in the upper arms of the lake.
Hybrid and pure striped bass fishing is popular here, with numerous fish more than 10 pounds taken every year. But a word of caution - the bass are tackle busters. Careful, or you might lose your pole to them.
For good eating, it is hard to beat a walleye and Clinton Lake has plenty of them. Banks adjacent to bridges are excellent places to catch walleye and boaters can hit the Old Creek channels or submerged flats. For some great spring action, the spillway area yields large numbers of both walleye and stripers, as well as crappie and catfish. Clinton Lake also provides good action for largemouth and smallmouth bass, white bass and bluegill. Special size and creel limits are in effect for most species.
Fishing Tournaments - Clinton Lake is host to dozens of charitable and competitive fishing tournaments each year. Special rules and regulations apply to these events. Fishing tournaments must be permitted by the Division of Fisheries � IDNR Fishing Tournament Permit and by the Division of Land Management through the Activity Permit and Liability Release (if applicable). Mail forms to Clinton Lake SRA 7251 Ranger Rd. DeWitt, IL 61735. Please note � No tournament may launch from Mascoutin boat ramp from May 1 through September 30.
2015 Fishing Tournament Schedule
Current Lake Conditions
Clinton Lake is No Wake for all boats from 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 hour before sunrise with the exception of waterfowl hunters. There are no horsepower limitations in the lakes main basin. Sailboating is popular. When the wind gets up, the lake can be very rough. Small watercraft are urged to stick to the north fork arm of Salt Creek on rough days. Six public boat ramps and one canoe launch are available. All DNR ramps are now equipped with wheelchair accessible boat docks. Clinton Lake Sailing Association Website
A beautiful, 1,000-foot white sand beach awaits swimmers and sunbathers looking to catch some rays or frolic in the warm waters of the lake. The beach is open from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.. 7 days per week, weather permitting. There is a changing facility with showers and restrooms. No lifeguards are present; remain in the buoyed areas and swim with caution. No pets, glass, sharp objects or alcohol are allowed on the beach.
Waterskiing on Clinton Lake is a blast and permitted from the Route 54 bridge to the Route 48 bridge. Beach fees are $2 per day per person. Swimming is allowed in other areas of the lake but not within 100 yards of bridges, boat ramps or boat docks.
The Mascoutin Campground area has a new one mile multi-use limestone trail between the campground and the beach. Bicycles are also permitted on the 5.5 miles of hiking trails located north of the beach including the Houseboat Cove Trail, Pond in woods Trail and the North Loop Trail. These trails are not paved and consist of either mowed grass or natural earth surfaces. They are easy to moderate in difficulty and follow the shoreline through the woods. Other hiking trails within the Mascoutin Campground area include the 2 mile shoreline trail. Bicycles are not permitted on the Shoreline trail because of the numerous stairways and wooden bridges.
The 9.3 mile North Fork Hiking Trail is primitive and rated as difficult. The trail is not surfaced and runs through steep wooded banks, and provides unparalleled views of the lake and opportunities to view wildlife. There are no exits once you enter the trail, so be prepared for 4.2 miles up and 5.1 miles back. The trail features a 40-acre restored prairie along the North Fork, but beautiful wildflowers can be seen along both trails. A ten mile equestrian/hiking/cross-county ski trail is located on the north side of the lake east of the Parnell Access Area. Horse trailer parking is provided at the Parnell Access Area where a wheelchair ramp for mounting horses is available. All equestrian trails are closed to bicycles year round, and the trail is closed to horses from Oct. 1 to the end of archery deer season.
Update: Peninsula Day Use Area and Lane Day Use Area are closed indefinitely.
Day use areas are located around the lake with tables, stoves, water, playground equipment and toilet facilities. Accessible shelters at the Mascoutin and Weldon access areas have electricity. Weldon also has an open, grassy area along the shoreline for softball or fishing. A nearby wooded picnic area provides shaded protection during those long, hot summer days. The Mascoutin shelter has a great view of the lake. Shelters may be reserved for a fee by using the Reserve America website.
For your convenience, the Clinton Lake Marina, located 1 mile north of IL Rt. 10, off road 1700 East, has a bait and tackle shop as well as gas, food and sundries. Slip rental and boat sales service are also available. Call (217) 736-2727 for more information.
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A special youth pheasant hunt will be conducted in October at Clinton Lake. For more information contact the Clinton office or review the information on the Controlled Pheasant Website.
When the temperature drops, dont huddle inside. Come to Clinton Lake. Ice fishing, ice skating and snowmobiling are allowed on the lake when the ice is thick enough. The North Fork and the coves on Salt Creek are good for ice fishing and skating. In the warmer areas of the lake, folks drop their lines from the bank all winter long. The hiking and equestrian trails double as cross-country ski trails in the winter and provide a great workout.
There are 17 Class AA campsites, 277 Class A campsites and 14 Class B/S campsites at Clinton Lake. Showers are available and most sites are adaptable to tents, trailers or motor homes. Each site is equipped with a grill and picnic table. Reservations can be made online at the Reserve America website. Camping loops H, I, J and K are alcohol-free. The wooded area along the lake provides the perfect setting to turn in after a long day of fun. Camp Quest group camp area for adults or youth groups has room for 75. It provides a secluded wooded setting and has a large shelter with electricity, three RV pads with electrical hookups, toilets, tables, grills and water. No shower facilities are present at the group camp area. Portions of the Class AA, A and B/S and the group camp are handicapped accessible. The shower buildings are closed by November 1st (may be earlier if bad weather) and reopen May 1st (may be earlier - weather depending).
Located close to the swim beach or accessible by car, is Boondocks Grill and Bait. This concession, with indoor and outdoor dining, serves sandwiches, beverages, snacks and its ever popular fish dinner. You also can purchase bait, camping supplies, firewood and ice.
I57, north or south bound: I57 to Champaign; exit onto I74 west to Farmer City (approximately 20 miles); exit onto Rt 54 west (left at stop sign at end of exit ramp). Take Rt 54 through Farmer City and proceed approximately 10 miles to DeWitt. Brown informational sign at DeWitt will read "Mascoutin State Recreation Area". Turn left at corner of Route 54 and Randolph St. Go through DeWitt and proceed approximately 1 mile, park is on the right side of road. Park office is first left after entering park.
I55, south bound: I55 to Bloomington; follow I55 around south side of Bloomington and take I74 east for 2 miles; exit I74 onto Rt 51 south. Take Rt 51 south to Clinton (approximately 20 miles); ignore all Clinton exits and stay on the 4-lane going around town to the 2nd stop light (Rt 54). Turn left and follow Rt 54 through Clinton; proceed approximately 10 miles to DeWitt. Brown informational sign at DeWitt will read "Mascoutin State Recreation Area". Turn right onto Hwy 14 and follow this through DeWitt; proceed approximately 1 mile, the park is on the right side of road. Park office is first left after entering park.
I55, north bound: I55 to north side of Springfield; take exit for Rt 54 east, Clinton. Stay on Rt. 54 to DeWitt (approximately 50 miles). Brown informational sign at DeWitt will read "Mascoutin State Recreation Area". Turn right onto Hwy 14 and follow this through DeWitt; proceed approximately 1 mile, the park is on the right side of road. Park office is first left after entering park.
Rt. 51 north bound: take Rt. 51 north to 2nd stop light at Clinton (Rt. 54); turn right and follow Rt. 54 through Clinton. Continue on Rt. 54 to DeWitt. Brown informational sign at DeWitt will read "Mascoutin State Recreation Area". Turn right onto Hwy 14 and follow this through DeWitt; proceed approximately 1 mile, the park is on the right side of road. Park office is first left after entering park.
For more information contact Clinton Lake State Recreation Area, Park Office, 7251 Ranger Rd, DeWitt, IL, 61735, (217)935-8722. GPS Location: 725 1900E
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Description: A fine example of Mitchell's 1864 map of New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire. Depicts the region in considerable detail with notations regarding political divisions, rail lines, roads, and geographical features. Features two inset maps in the lower left quadrant, one of Boston Harbor and the other of New York Harbor. No notable variations from earlier issues. One of the most attractive American atlas maps of New York and New England to appear in the mid 19th century. Features the floral border typical of Mitchell maps from the 1860-65 period. Prepared by W. Williams for inclusion as map nos. 16, 17 and 18 in the 1864 issue of Mitchell's New General Atlas. Dated and copyrighted, "Entered according to Act of Congress in the Year 1860 by S. A. Mitchell Jr. in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the U.S. for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania."
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Source: Mitchell's New General Atlas, containing Maps of the Various Countries of the World, Plans of Cities, Etc., Embraced in Fifty-three Quarto Maps, forming a series of Eighty-Four Map and Plans, together with Valuable Statistical Tables. (1864 Edition)
References: Rumsey 0565.009 (1860 edition). Phillips (Atlases) 831-13. New York Public Library, Map Division, 1510800.
Cartographer: Samuel Augustus Mitchell (March 20, 1792 - December 20, 1868) Senior began his map publishing career in the early 1830s. Having worked as a school teacher, Mitchell was frustrated with the low quality and inaccuracy of school texts of the period. His first maps were an attempt to rectify this problem. In the next 20 years Mitchell would become the most prominent American map publisher of the mid-19th century. Mitchell worked with prominent engravers J. H. Young, H. S. Tanner, and H. N. Burroughs before attaining the full copyright on his maps in 1847. In 1849 Mitchell teamed up with printer Cowperthwait & Company to produce the Mitchell's Universal Atlas and the Mitchell's General Atlas. In the late 1850s most of the Mitchell copyrights were bought by Desilver and Co. who continued to publish his maps, many with modified borders and color schemes, until Mitchell's son, Samuel Augustus Mitchell Junior, entered the picture. S.A. Mitchell Jr. purchased most of the copyrights back from Desilver and, from 1860 on, published his own New General Atlas. The younger Mitchell became as prominent as his father and published atlases well into the late 1880s when most of the copyrights were again sold and the Mitchell firm closed its doors for the final time. Click here for a list of rare maps from Samuel Augustus Mitchell.
Size: Printed area measures 13.5 in height x 21.5 inches in width (34.29 x 54.61 centimeters)
Condition: Very good condition. Minor discoloration on original centerfold. Blank on verso.
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Walton Goggins as Daniel
Willa Holland as Janice
Distributed by
Screen Gems
Release Date
Sep 16, 2011
Various cities in Louisiana, U.S.A.
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David and Amy Sumner (James Marsden and Kate Bosworth), a Hollywood screenwriter and his actress wife, return to her small hometown in the deep South to prepare the family home for sale after her father's death. Once there, tensions build in their marriage and old conflicts re-emerge with the locals, including Amy's ex-boyfriend Charlie (Alexander Skarsgard), leading to a violent confrontation. The 2011 version of "Straw Dogs" is directed by Rod Lurie also stars Dominic Purcell, Willa Holland, Laz Alonso and James Woods.
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