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Mormon Cemetery

704 N. 1st St.
Amboy, IL
This cemetery of the Church of Latter Day Saints contains the grave of one of Brigham Young's wives.
Lee County

Mills & Petrie Memorial Library

701 N. 1st St
Ashton, IL 61006
Named after two Civil War veterans that "adopted" the town. The building houses city offices and the public library. It…
Lee County

Loveland Community House and Museum

513 West Second Street
Dixon, IL
Love Illinois history?  Check out some interesting items found in this beautiful building.  Dolls & toys from yesteryear, some of…
Lee County

Lincoln Statue

Lincoln Statue Drive
Dixon, IL
A statue of 23-year-old Abraham Lincoln as he served as a volunteer soldier in the Black Hawk Indian War of…
Lee County
The Research Center holds an abundance of historical & genealogical information relating to the history of Lee County. Its collection…
Lee County

Lee County Courthouse

112 East Second Street
Dixon, IL
The courthouse was completed in 1901, on the site of the original county courthouse building. Land for the courthouse was…
Lee County

The Dixon | Historic Theatre

114 South Galena Avenue
Dixon, IL 61021
The Dixon | Historic Theatre is proud to showcase live music, community theatre, movies, lectures, meetings, and conferences and continues…
Published in Arts and Culture
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The Dixon:Historic Theater

114 South Galena Avenue
Dixon, IL
The Historic Dixon Theatre has an interesting past, an exciting present and a promising future.  In 1920, Leonard G. Rorer,…
Published in Live Theater
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First Carson Pirie Scott Store Plaque

55 South East Avenue
Amboy, IL
In 1854, Samuel Carson left Ireland, found his way to Amboy, and opened a dry goods store called Carson Pirie…
Lee County

Dixon's Railroad Street Arches

First, Second and Third Streets
Dixon, IL
These three limestone arches were built in 1855 to support Illinois Central Railroad trains as they passed through the city…
Lee County

Amboy Depot Museum

99 East Main Street
Amboy, IL 61310
The Amboy Depot Museum is located in a former depot built in 1876 which served as the division headquarters of…
Lee County

Waterfront Gifts & Antiques

207 W. 1st St.
Dixon, IL 61021
Waterfront Gifts & Antiques in Dixon offers home decor, primitives, antiques, re-purposed, retro, shabby chic, and other unique treasures. Additional items…
Lee County

The Next Picture Show

113 West First Street
Dixon, IL
Art is for everyone. Located in a renovated 1854 building in historic downtown Dixon, The Next Picture Show fine arts…
Lee County
The Lamp Maker

The Lamp Maker

3653 West Canal Street
Grand Detour, IL
Maker of custom lamps made from antique items, custom lampshades, and custom furniture. Open by appointment or chance.
Lee County

H.I. Lincoln Store

136 North Elm Str
Franklin Grove, IL
In 1860, Henry I. Lincoln — a distant relative to Abraham Lincoln — erected a native limestone building for his…
Lee County

Books on First

202 West First Street
Dixon, IL
Full-service bookstore in downtown Dixon with many books focusing on Illinois and local interest subjects such as Ronald Reagan, Chief…
Lee County

Franklin Creek Grist Mill & Interpretive Center

1893 Twist Road
Franklin Grove, IL 61031
The Franklin Creek Grist Mill and Interpretive Center is a reconstructed, timber frame, four-story 1847 grist mill located within the…
Lee County

Franklin Creek State Natural Area

1872 Twist Road
Franklin Grove, IL 61031
This 992-acre nature preserve and park offer a variety of recreational opportunities: hiking (4.5 miles of trails), an equestrian area that…
Lee County
Town & Country

Town & Country

1135 North Galena Avenue
Dixon, IL
Published in Family Restaurants
Lee County

Somkit - formerly Touch of Thai

214 West First Street
Dixon, IL
If you are looking for a restaurant that serves Thai and Japanese cuisine, Somkit (formerlyTouch Of Thai) in Dixon can…
Published in Multicultural
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