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... of Indiana joined with the Cook Group, Boykin Lodging (owner of the French Lick Springs Hotel) and Orange County citizens to lobby the Indiana ... were known as "The Orange Shirts" for the color of their t-shirts bearing the slogan, "Save French Lick and West Baden Springs" ... Sky, LLC and submit their own application, before purchasing the French Lick Springs Hotel from Boykin Lodging ...
... William Bowles purchased the large tract of land where the French Lick Springs Resort now sits and built a small inn on the site ... In 1832, the first French Lick Springs Hotel was constructed and the area became popular as a mineral springs resort ... The land Bowles bought from the government included the mineral springs one mile (1.6 km) north of French Lick, known as Mile Lick ...
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