Lincoln Log Cabin State Historic Site preserves the site of the 1840s farm of Thomas and Sarah Bush Lincoln, father and stepmother of our 16th pres...
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The Douglas-Hart Nature Center consists of 65 acres of native Illinois habitat including prairie, woodland, and wetland. The center includes a...
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Museum History : The Johnny Gruelle Raggedy Ann & Andy Museum opened to the public in May of 1999, in Arcola, Illinois. We are the only offici...
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The national award-winning Douglas County Museum is operated by volunteers (with a part-time paid director). The museum features short-term e...
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Arthur, Illinois is a town of 2,200 residents located 10 miles west of Interstate 57 off exit 203 in East Central Illinois. The friendly, down-home...
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History: Founded by Guy S. Little, Jr., a man who was fulfilling his lifelong dream to operate a quality professional theatre, The Little Theatre...
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Mission:The mission of Ebertfest is to celebrate films, genres and formats that have been overlooked by distributors, audiences and/or critics. The...
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Owned and operated by the Champaign Park District since 2000, the Virginia Theatre is an historic performing arts center and movie palace that host...
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Located at the north end of Crystal Lake Park, the Anita Purves Nature Center is an environmental education facility open free to the public. Next ...
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About Spalding Park:
Obtained in 1966
Acres: 11
Donors: Purchase-$108,258 Open Space Acquisition Grant Gift-Spalding Trust Funds
4.418 Acres ...
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Our HistoryThe history of Ballard Nature Center originates with the nature center's namesake Mr. Ernest "Ernie" Ballard. Ernie Ballard had a dream ...
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History :
The Monticello Railway Museum, a not-for-profit educational organization, was founded in 1966 as "SPUR" (Society for the Preservation of...
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