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FREE - Take & Enjoy!
2015 Fun Guide
Lee County, North Central Ilinois
New! Art & Music section! See page 8
Look Inside:
Village of Ashton celebrates 150 years in grand style - See page 5
The 25th anniversary of the Amboy Car Show brings lots of
fun and a 50/50 raffle that could give the winner $125,000! - See page 6
www.seelee.info
E X P E R I E N C E
ELEGANCE
ON THE PRAIRIE
We offer something for everyone, including art, culture, history, entertainment,
and bountiful outdoor activities. First-class concierge services await our guests
to assist in planning their enjoyment of Lee County and the surrounding attractions.
The Inn, exquisitely re-imagined in a historic 1912 three-story house, features beautifully
landscaped grounds, five gorgeous guest rooms, welcoming common areas, spa services,
sauna, fireplaces, and more. You will be immersed in comfort to relax as you please!
Event and meeting space is also available.
Please visit our website at lincolnwayinn.com and join our online family, LWI Bee Connected,
to receive information about everything that’s happening at Lincoln Way Inn.
Your room awaits you!
Lisa Marie Lanz & John Ayres | Co-Owners & Innkeepers
Lincoln Way Inn Bed & Breafast
409 N. State Street | Franklin Grove, IL 61031 | 708.860.2311
lisa@lincolnwayinn.com
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Visit www.seelee.info for a complete list of fun things to do
2015 Lee County
Fun Guide
Welcome!
When you’re in Lee County, Illinois, you’ll
encounter a relaxed atmosphere that allows
you to shift gears and slow down.
Wander through local parks, hike the trails of the Franklin Creek
State Natural Area, or watch majestic bison roam the sweeping
expanse of natural prairie at Nachusa Grasslands.
Enjoy strolling through fairs and festivals, and art and craft shows.
Get caught up in the excitement of truck and tractor pulls at the Lee
County 4-H Fair or the Paw Paw Labor Day Celebration.
Try your luck by buying some 50/50 raffle tickets at the 25th Annual
Amboy Depot Days Car Show, where the winner’s take has
become almost legendary. Find treasures and trinkets as you explore
museums, shops and stores.
Learn about the early days of an American icon when you visit the
Boyhood Home of President Ronald Reagan. Then go a
few blocks down the street to the Northwest Territory Historic
Center where you can tour an extensive exhibit depicting the lifestyle
and legacy of the war chief Blackhawk and the Sauk Indians during the
era of the Native American - Blackhawk Indian War.
The pace is casual, the folks are friendly, and restaurants and cafes
serve meals you’ll savor at prices so reasonable you may be tempted to
order dessert, too.
We’re very excited to provide this guide to you. It’s a new style, new
size and even has a new feature section, Art & Music. Flip through the
pages; see what piques your interest. Then come and explore.
We want you to See Lee County. And if you’d like to know more, visit
our website - www.seelee.info.
Contents
Farmers Markets .......................................................................... 4
Festival and Events ................................................................... 5-7
Art & Music .............................................................................. 8-11
Camping Guide...................................................................... 12-13
Lodging Guide ....................................................................... 14-15
Getting Around Lee County
Map of Lee County ................................................................ 16
Map of Amboy ....................................................................... 17
Map of Ashton ....................................................................... 17
Map of Downtown Dixon ....................................................... 17
Map of West Brooklyn ........................................................... 17
Map of Franklin Grove ........................................................... 18
Map of Paw Paw ................................................................... 18
Map of Steward ..................................................................... 18
Map of Sublette ..................................................................... 18
County Resources ...................................................................... 19
Historic Lee County ............................................................... 20-25
Nature & Recreation .............................................................. 26-27
Dining & Shopping ...................................................................... 28
Money-Saving Coupons ............................................................. 29
Community Index........................................................................ 31
Advertiser’s Index ....................................................................... 31
Phone: 815-288-1840 | Toll Free: 877-533-8687
Email: office@leecountytourism.com | www.seelee.info
Photos courtesy of Jennifer Lubbs Photography &
Winstead Media
Lee County Fun Guide
Information contained in this guide has been solicited from
area businesses. Every effort has been made to ensure its
accuracy and was accurate at the time of printing. Corrections
are welcomed. The resources that are included are provided as
a service to tourists and in no way constitute an endorsement or
recommendation by Avanti Group or Lee County Tourism Council.
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View this publication as an interactive magazine at www.seelee.info
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2015 Festivals & Events
Pick up fresh produce and bakery items
Farmers Markets held in
Dixon, Amboy and Paw Paw
at
Farmers Markets
in Lee County
Dixon Park District Farmers Market
May through October
Wednesdays & Saturdays
7:00 am to Noon
Haymarket Square
317 W. Third Street, Dixon
Amboy Farmers Market
June through October
Tuesdays, 11:00 am – 3:00 pm,
Depot Museum Parking Lot
50 S. East Avenue, Amboy
Paw Paw Farmers Market
July 3rd through October 9th
Fridays, 2:00pm – 6:00pm,
Paw Paw Community Building Parking Lot
362 Chicago Road, Paw Paw
A bounty of fresh fruits and vegetables
and home-baked goodies are available
at the farmers markets
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Carnival games
at Dixon Petunia
Festival
Jammin’ by the Hedge Row at Chaplin
Creek Village during Franklin Grove
Summer Harvest Festival
Ashton’s 150th Celebration
June 11-14 — Ashton
The Village of Ashton will celebrate 150
years in grand style with four days of
music, entertainment, and activities. A
historical display to commemorate the
town’s past. The official Grand Opening of
the new Splash Pad. Kids Zone, Vendor
& Craft Show, Flea Market, Food Court,
Beer Garden. Car show, parade, old-fashioned baseball game and the
grand finale fireworks. Entertainment by outstanding local and regionally
known bands, such as Burn n Bush, Back Country Roads, Lizzy Neal
Band, Trippin Molly and others.
www.ashtonil.com | Facebook: Ashton Illinois 150
Dixon Petunia Festival
July 1-5 — Dixon
Lee County’s oldest and largest festival. Top quality carnival
attractions, craft show, Taste Trail, Nuts About Art Show, nightly musical
entertainment, parade and one of the best fireworks displays in the
area. Lots of free activities for the entire family. Held in conjunction with
July 4th.
www.petuniafestival.org | 815-288-2308
Braving the carnival ride at
the Dixon Petunia Festival
Young participant with baby goat at the 4-H Fair
Lee County 4-H Fair & Jr. Show
July 23-26 — Amboy
1196 Franklin Rd., U.S. Hwy 30, 1/2 mile east of U.S.
Hwy 52
Reminiscent of the old-fashioned county fair, the 4-H Fair & Jr Show
offers fun for the whole family. Kids’ Day, Kids’ Korner, carnival, local
music, tractor/truck pulls, mud bags, horse & livestock shows, displays,
and great food. Located at Lee County 4-H Center and Fairgrounds,
Gates open Thursday at noon; Friday-Sunday at 7am. Last full
weekend in July each year.
kdallam@hotmail.com
www.leecounty4hcenter.com | 815-857-2603
July 31-August 2 — Franklin Grove
Held at various locations throughout the village
This festival features historical tours, “old fashioned” equipment,
demonstrations, an art show, the Big Rig Show, town-wide garage
sales and a parade. Held at various locations throughout the village,
at the Chaplin Creek Village and the Living History Antique Equipment
Association site – both of which are just outside of town on Whitney
Road. Weekend of first Sunday in August.
www.chaplincreek.com | 815-456-3030
Bumper cars at
Amboy Depot Days
Quilting at Chaplin Creek Village during the
Franklin Grove Summer Harvest Festival
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2015 Festivals & Events
Depot Days and
Depot Days Car Show
draw huge crowds on the streets
of
Amboy
Depot Days
August 27-30 — Amboy
The activities begin on Thursday night with the Miss Amboy
contest, live entertainment, a teen dance and the opening
of the carnival attractions and food stands. The downtown
bustles for the rest of the weekend with street vendors, a beer
garden, pancake and sausage breakfasts, a pork chop dinner,
outstanding live entertainment, 5K run, tractor show, and
parade. Most events are free. Weekend before Labor Day.
www.depotdays.com | 815-857-3814
Paw Paw Labor Day Celebration
September 6-7 — Paw Paw
The downtown, park and school grounds come alive with a parade,
kids’ games, horseshoe pitching, a flea market/craft show, food and
entertainment. Large judged car show. Tractor, truck and garden tractor
pulls. Sponsored by the Lions Club.
www.illinistatepullers.com | 815-627-2351 (Village Hall)
Depot Days Car Show
August 30 — Amboy
This year marks the 25th anniversary Amboy Depot Days Car,
Truck, and Motorcycle Show. This is a judged show.
Held rain or shine.
www.depotdayscarshow.com
25th Anniversary
Depot Days Car Show
Trivia & Tidbits
• First car show was held in 1991
• First 50/50 drawing was held in 1992
• Number of tickets printed in 1992 – 1,500
• Number of tickets printed for 2015 – 500,000
(with option to print more if necessary)
• Amount awarded to winner in 1992 - $750
• Amount awarded to winner in 2014 - $107,575
• Second prize in 2014 – a new Harley Davidson Sportster 883
• Second prize in 2015 – a loaded 2015 Chevrolet Cruze 1-LT
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Paw Paw Car Show
(above) and a float at
the Paw Paw Labor Day
Parade (at left)
Raptor education
(above) and wagon
rides (at right) at
Autumn on the Prairie
Autumn on the Prairie
September 19 — Franklin Grove
Guided and self-guided tours, wagon rides, displays, children’s tent,
music and food. Local artists painting prairie landscapes. Wagon tours
to the bison unit. Nachusa Grasslands, The Nature Conservancy, 8772
S. Lowden Rd. (between Flagg and Naylor roads at Headquarters
Building). Held 3rd Saturday in September.
bkleiman@tnc.org
www.nature.org | 815-456-2340
Holiday fun with Santa and Mrs. Claus
Community Christmas Walks
Mid-November thru Mid-December — County-Wide
Horse drawn carriage rides, Santa Claus, live nativity scenes,
arts and crafts, games, and holiday shopping specials.
Steaming chili, hot apple cider donuts, fresh kettlekorn. Each
community’s event has its own highlights and flavor. Contact
the Lee County Tourism Council office for dates and details.
www.seelee.info | 815-288-1840
Depot Days 25th Anniversary Car Show
August 30, 2015
Bring the whole family and enjoy the crafts,
a carnival, the beer garden and many more
exciting events, as well as the best car, truck
and motorcycle show in northern Illinois.
Free parking at the Amboy High School
parking lot as well as the
Amboy Community Center parking lot.
A free shuttle bus will transport people to the
show from 9am to 5pm on Sunday only.
Held in conjunction with
Depot Days in Amboy, Illinois
HUGE
50/50 RAFFLE
2014 winner won $107,575
Car Truck & Motorcycle Show, Sunday, 6am-3pm
50/50 Drawing Sunday at 3pm - Main Stage
www.depotdayscarshow.com
2nd place wins a brand new
2015 Chevrolet Cruze1-lt.
We will attempt to sell a half a million
50-50 tickets with half of the money
going to one lucky winner.
Like us on Facebook at Amboy Depot Days Car Show 50/50 Drawing
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Art & Music
Air Force band in
concert at the historic
Dixon Theatre
AMBOY
DIXON
Amboy Art & Antiques
Amboy Depot Days
Amboy Summer Concert Series
White Buffalo Music Festival
2nd Saturdays
Blues, Brews & BBQ
Books on First
Crystal Cork
Gardenstock
Loveland Community
House & Museum
Musical Fridays
The Next Picture Show
Petunia Festival
Rosbrook Studio
Stage Left
Trans Infinity Orchestra
Venetian Night
West End Fest
ASHTON
Ashton 150th Celebration
FRANKLIN GROVE
3rd Fridays Blues & Bluegrass
5th Fridays Music
H. I. Lincoln Store
Scheffler Art Studio
For more information about 2015 Lee County music
and art events, please see listings on pages 13-15.
For up-to-date information, visit websites or FaceBook
pages included in the listings.
Legends and Lore
In what Lee County town did Abraham Lincoln often step
off the Illinois Central train to stretch his legs and get a
haircut?
Answer: Amboy
What Lee County town sent several trainloads of quarried
rock to Chicago to help rebuild after the “Chicago Fire”?
Answer: Ashton
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AMBOY
Amboy Art & Antiques
231 E. Main St., Amboy, IL 61310
Affordable furniture, retro, kitchenware, mid-century
collectibles, antiques, primitives and original artwork. Items
crafted in all parts of the world. Open Thursday-Monday
10am-6pm; closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Fifteen
minutes south of Dixon.
(815) 780-4880
Amboy Depot Days Entertainment
August 27-30, 2015
FREE live entertainment Friday and Saturday nights.
(See page 5 for more information)
Artisan Market & Tourist Center
245 E. Main Street, Amboy, IL 61310
Dozens of local artisans display their crafts, create unique
gifts, home décor, woodworking, quilting, glass art, poetry,
jewelry & more. Try some of our deliciously crafted bakery
items, a treat for everyone.
www.amboyshops.com | (815) 857-4140
White Buffalo Music Festival
August 7-9, 2015
Mendota Hills Campground, Amboy, IL 61310
An epic weekend full of great music by 30+ bands,
awesome people, and shenanigans
www.whitebuffalomusicfest.com
Dad and daughter perform at Dixon Petunia Festival
© Jennifer Lubbs Photography
Summer Concerts
The bandstand in downtown Amboy
High quality entertainment by local performers.
Bring your lawn chairs, sit back and enjoy!
7pm on select Friday or Saturday nights.
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Art & Music
ASHTON
Ashton’s 150th Celebration
June 11-14
Outstanding local and regionally known bands with details
of a national act to be announced.
(See page 5 for more information)
DIXON
2nd Saturdays Art Happenings
Enjoy unique artists/musicians as they perform at a
different business each month.
Facebook.com/Second.Saturdays.Art.Happenings
Blues, Brews & BBQ
Great Blues music, great food and great beer.
The Bags for the Brave Bags Tournament is a fundraiser
for the Honor Flight of Lee County.
Held on First St. between Galena Ave. and Hennepin Ave.
from noon-midnight
Books on First
Corner of First St. and Hennepin Ave.
A premier bookstore/coffeehouse. Stop in for superb coffee
and conversation. Live musical performances every Saturday
night. Go to website for their story and for a calendar of
upcoming performers.
www.booksonfirst.com | 815-285-2665
The Crystal Cork
219 W. First Street
The Cork features wines from Illinois wineries and other
countries, bottled domestic and imported beers and their own
handcrafted Belgian chocolates. And don’t miss their wine and
chocolate specialty – a chocolate covered bottle of wine. Local
artists’ works adorn the walls. Live entertainment on select
evenings.
www.thecrystalcork.com | 815-285-3496
See money-saving coupon on page 29
Dixon Stage Left
306 W. First Street
Stage Left is a new special event 'black box' theater venue.
The vintage second-floor space has cabaret-style seating with
small tables and informal groups of chairs giving intimate
views of the stage.
www.dixonstageleft.com | 312-420-8715
Gardenstock
August 15
Distinctive Gardens, 2020 Lowell Park Road
An annual art & music festival to raise funds for Sinnissippi
Center's Youth Gardening Program.
Facebook.com/Gardenstock
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Loveland Community House & Museum
513 W. Second Street
Enjoy an extensive collection of art on display and Phidian Art Show
and Competition. (See page 21 for more information)
815-284-2741
Riverfront Musical Fridays Series
Grab some lunch and wander down to the Riverfront where you can
enjoy acoustic music by local artists with a river view. And it’s free.
Held Memorial Day thru Labor Day, noon-1pm.
The Next Picture Show
113 W. First Street
A fine arts community center featuring exhibits by local, regional and
national artists. Select items available for purchase. Check website
for current and upcoming shows. Gallery open Tuesday – Saturday,
8am-4pm or by appointment.
nps@grics.net
www.TheNextPictureShow.org | 815-285-4924
Facebook.com/thenextpictureshow
Dixon Petunia Festival
July 1-5
Enjoy Nuts About Art at John Dixon Park, the Art, Craft and Vendor
Show at the Loveland Community House & Museum, and music and
entertainment throughout the festival. (See page 5 for more information)
www.petuniafestival.org
Rosbrook Studio
107 S. Peoria Ave.
Dixon's premier concert/visual arts venue. Open mic night or
professional performers, it’s always a laid-back good time.
Minimal admission.
Facebook.com/RosbrookStudio
Downtown Dixon
Enjoy a number of events hosted by Dixon Main Street including:
Venetian Night on August 22
West End Fest on October 10
Trans Infinity Orchestra on November 28
For more information, visit www.dixonmainstreet.com
219 W 1st.
Dixon, Illinois
ph:844.THE.CORK
thecrystalcork.com
Great Cocktails & Gifts
By Friendly Faces
FRANKLIN GROVE
The Flower
Vendor: Winner
of one of the
Mary DeFrancisco
Memorial Awards
at the 2015
Phidian Art Show
H. I. Lincoln Store
136 N. Elm Street
Artwork and hand-made items by local artists. Open Monday-Saturday,
10am-4pm; Sunday, noon-4pm. Closed New Year’s Day, Easter,
Thanksgiving and Christmas.
lynn@lnchwyhq.comcastbiz.net
www.lincolnhighwayassoc.org | 815-456-3030
Music at the H. I. Lincoln Building:
3rd Fridays Blues & Bluegrass
Open stage. Acoustic music. 7pm. No admission. Donations accepted.
5th Fridays Music
For more than a decade, exceptional musical talent has performed
at the Fifth Friday shows. Two shows: 7pm and 9pm.
Limited seating. Admission charge.
Bust of John Nolf by
E. P. Seidel: Part of the
permanent art collection
on display at the
Loveland Community
House & Museum
Jammin’ by the Fence Row
Chaplin Creek Village, 1715 Whitney Rd.
Musicians of all kinds and all talent levels sit on hay bales and jam in
the shade of the Fence Row. No set times. Just stroll up, sit down and
join in.
Historic
Dixon
Theatre
Summer Harvest Festival Art Show
Winifred Knox Memorial Library, 112 S. Elm Street
www.franklingrovelibrary.org | 815-456-2823
Scheffler Studio
115 S. Elm Street
www.jerryschefflerarts.com
Of Historical Interest
.,
Village of Paw Paw
The first settler to stop at the site of the Village of Paw Paw was the
famous Army officer, General Windfield Scott. He and his troops
followed old Indian trails that led from Chicago to Galena during
the Black Hawk War. The city is named after a tree which bears a
sweet, small fruit similar to the taste and shape of a banana.
H. I. Lincoln
Building
in Franklin
Grove
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Camping Guide
Green River Oaks Camping Resort
1442 Sleepy Hollow Rd., Amboy, IL 61310
Basketball, tennis, mini golf, volleyball. Weekend recreation
programs held Memorial Day thru Labor Day. 130 acres.
Reservations required.
www.greenriveroaks.com | 815-857-2815
Mendota Hills Campground
642 U.S. Rte. 52, Amboy, IL 61310
Archery, basketball, volleyball, playground, hiking trails.
130 acres. mendotahillscamp@aol.com
www.mendotahillscampground.com | 815-849-5930
Facebook.com/mendotahillscampground
Pine View Campground
1273 Sleepy Hollow Rd., Amboy, IL 61310
Playground, planned activities. Weekend and permanent sites (for
weekend camping) available.
info@pineviewcampgrounds.com
www.pineviewcampgrounds.com | 815-857-3964
Playground at Pine View Campground
O’Connell’s
Yogi Bear Jellystone
Park Camp Resort
www.jellystoneamboy.com
(815) 857-3860
970 Green Wing Rd., Amboy IL 61310
O’Connell's Yogi Bear Jellystone Park Camp Resort
970 Green Wing Rd., Amboy, IL 61310
287 acres of clean camping. Hiking trails, paddle boats,
mini-golf, volleyball, horseshoes, double-flume waterslide, arts
and crafts center, gem mining sluice, basketball, baseball and
soccer fields and planned activities. One-room and two-room
rustic cabins, standard and deluxe park models available for
rent. Reservations recommended.
oconnells@equitylifestyle.com
www.jellystoneamboy.com | 815-857-3860
See money-saving coupon on page 29.
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Getaway to a busy fun-filled, active,
kid-friendly Yogi Bear experience!
Convenience Store
Rental Cabins/Trailers
Tent Sites
Shower
Toilets
Pool
Fishing
Playground
Handicapped Accessible
Pets Accepted
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N N
Y
Y
Y
Woodhaven Lakes
509 LaMoille Rd., Sublette, IL 61367
Private ownership camping at its best. Woodhaven's 1,756 acres
include seven stocked fishing lakes, extensive trail system, recreation
programs and facilities and a nature program. Family, teen and
adult centers. Year-round activities. For more information, contact
Woodhaven Lakes Realty at 800-849-9574.
www.woodhavenassociation.com | 815-849-5209
800-849-9574 | Facebook.com/woodhavenlakes
Twitter: #woodhavenlakes
Mendota Hills Campground
642 U.S. Rte. 52, Amboy, IL
815-849-5930
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
O’Connell's Yogi Bear
Jellystone Park Camp Resort
970 Green Wing Road, Amboy, IL
815-857-3860
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Pine View Campground
1273 Sleepy Hollow Road, Amboy, IL
815-857-3964
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
Woodhaven Lakes
(Private Ownership Camping)
509 LaMoille Road, Sublette, IL
815-857-3964
Y
Y
Y
N N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Boating
Water & Electric
Y
Swimming Lake
Full Hook-up Sites
Green River Oaks Camping Resort
1442 Sleepy Hollow Road, Amboy,IL
815-857-2815
Campground
Guide
509 LaMoille Rd. • Sublett
e, IL
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Hotels & Motels
DIXON
DIXON
Crawford House Inn
204 E. Third St., Dixon, IL 61021
Beautifully renovated Italianate-style mansion with 4 guest
rooms. Home cooked breakfast. Corporate discounts.
www.crawfordhouseinn.com | 815-288-3351
FRANKLIN GROVE
Comfort Inn
136 Plaza Drive, Dixon, IL 61021
Wake up to a complimentary hot buffet breakfast or visit the fitness
room. You can also enjoy the indoor pool with slide, and giant fountain.
Rooms and suites available, as well as meeting and party spaces.
Near the intersection of I-88 and Route 26.
www.cidixon.com | 815-284-0500 or 800-4CHOICE
Dixon Super 8 Motel
1800 S. Galena Ave., Dixon, IL 61021
Themed Jacuzzi suite, remote control cable TV, weekly rates available.
Large vehicle parking. Near the intersection of I- 88 and Route 26.
www.super8.com/dixonil
815-284-1800 or 800-800-8000
For more information, call 815-284-1134.
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Fireplace in Room
Refrigerator/Microwave
Pet Accepted
815-677-9950
Whirlpool in Room
Magnuson
Hotel of Dixon
Lounge
815-284-1800
Room Service
Dixon Super 8
Restaurant
815-284-0500
Meeting Facility
The Old Settler’s Cabin was built in 1894 as a memorial to the
early settlers of the Rock River Valley. Landowners of the region
each provided an initialed log to erect the cabin. The cabin was
moved to its present site in the Lincoln Statue Park in 1969.
It is owned and maintained by the Lee County Historical &
Genealogical Society. Located on Lincoln Statue Drive in Dixon.
Comfort Inn
Exercise Facility
Old Settler’s Memorial Cabin
Pool
Hotel &
Motel
Guide
High Speed Internet
Magnuson Hotel of Dixon
443 IL Rt. 2, Dixon, IL 61021
Connecting rooms available. Refrigerators available upon request.
Call for special rates.
www.magnusonhotels.com | 815-677-9950
Free Breakfast
Lincoln Way Inn Bed & Breakfast
409 N. State Street, Franklin Grove, IL 61031
This exquisitely re-imagined vintage 1912 three-story house
features five gorgeous, locally-themed guest rooms, dining
room and four-season dining porch, living room, fireplace,
library with free computer and printer for guest use, beautifully
landscaped grounds with outdoor hot tub, spa services, sauna
and more. Free Wi-Fi and cable TV. Full breakfast provided.
Rooms are appointed with amenities such as fresh flowers,
organic robes, slippers, linens, and towels. Each room
features a small refrigerator with beverages, coffee and tea
service. Event and meeting space is available.
www.lincolnwayinn.com | 708-860-2311
# of Rooms
Lodging Guide
Bed & Breakfasts
98
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
41
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
Y
N
52
Y
Y
N
N
Y
N
N
N
Y
N
N
Y
Vacation Rentals
Cindy Bear Deluxe - Cottage A
O'Connell's Jellystone Park | 815-857-3860
Cindy Bear Deluxe - Cottage B
O'Connell's Jellystone Park | 815-857-3860
Cindy Bear Cottages are located in Amboy, IL at
O’Connell’s Jellystone Park www.jellystoneamboy.com
3
6
2
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N/A
4
8
2
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
N/A
6
14
2.5
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
Y
3
10
1
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
Y
N
N/A
2
7
1
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
N
N
N
N
N/A
Large Group Rental
Pets Accepted
Woodcote Cottage
Dixon Park District, Dixon, IL | 815-284-3306
Wheelchair Accessible
Dixon, IL | www.vrbo.com/419882
Internet
The King Homestead
Bed Linens/Towels Supplied
Franklin Creek Cabin
Franklin Grove, IL | 708-860-2311 | www.vrbo.com/594250
Porch/Deck
Vacation
Rental Guide
Fireplace
Franklin Creek Cabin
1484 Old Mill Road, Franklin Grove, IL 61031
Relax on the wrap-around decks and enjoy this oasis of peace
and tranquility. Nestled in the wooded bluffs of the Franklin
Creek State Natural Area, hiking, birding, trail running, fishing,
hunting, and equestrian activities are outside your backdoor.
www.vrbo.com/594250 | 815-440-5609
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Woodcote
Lowell Park, 2114 Lowell Park Rd., Dixon, IL 61021
Administrative Office: 804 Palmyra St., Dixon, IL 61021
Located in historic Lowell Park, this stone and timber cottage offers a
quiet atmosphere and unique setting. A living room with a huge stone
fireplace, great room with three walls of windows and an immense stone
fireplace, and two porches. Sleeping accommodations are upstairs.
Closed Mid-December through Mid-March | dixonpark2@gmail.com
www.dixonparkdistrict.com | 815-284-3306
Heat
FRANKLIN GROVE
Living Room/Great Room
DIXON
Full Kitchen
King Family Homestead
1215 Institute Blvd., Dixon, IL 61021
Cozy brick bungalow with park-like front and back yard, large
screened sitting porch, and hardwood floors. Located near
the bike path to Lowell Park and to a 567-acre city park with
multipurpose trails and outdoor activities.
www.vrbo.com/419882
Baths
Cindy Bear’s Cottage
970 Green Wing Rd., Amboy, IL 61310
Bring the family and stay together while apart. One cottage - two units.
Lake view, patio and grill. Handicap accessible, No pets allowed.
See O’Connell’s Yogi Bear Jellystone Camp Resort for more information
on grounds and activities. (Located in the O’Connell's Yogi Bear
Jellystone Park Camp Resort) oconnells@equitylifestyle.com
815-857-3860
Sleeps How Many
DIXON
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Pump Factory Rd
Lowden Rd
Midway Rd
Ashton Rd
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Green Wing Rd
Morgan Rd
Brooklyn Rd
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Peru Rd
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Walton Rd
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Amboy (page 17)
1 - Amboy City Park
2 - Amboy Pharmacy
3 - Amboy Depot Museum
Baseline Rd
West Brooklyn (page 17)
1 - West Brooklyn Village Park
Downtown Dixon (page 17)
Ashton (page 17)
1 - Griffith Park
2 - Mills Petrie Memorial Building
Franklin Grove (page 18)
1 - Franklin Creek State Natural Area & Franklin Creek Grist Mill
2 - H.I. Lincoln Building
3 - Atlasta Park
4 - Chaplin Creek Village
5 - Living History Antique Equipment Association
1 - Lincoln Statue & Old Settlers Log Cabin
2 - Dixon Welcome Center
3 - Next Picture Show
4 - Loveland Community House & Museum
6 - Telegraph Museum
7 - Lee County Historical and Genealogical Society
8 - Historic Dixon Theatre
9 - Old Lee County Courthouse & Lincoln Speech Marker
10 - Crawford House Inn
11 - Northwest Territory Historic Center
12 - Ronald Reagan Boyhood Home
13 - KSB Hospital ((H) symbol – no number)
Paw Paw (page 18)
1 - Roger’s Park
2 - Village Park
3 - Lions Park
Steward (page 18)
1 - Steward Depot
2 - Wesley Steward Memorial Park
Sublette (page 18)
1 - Burma-Shave Replica Signs
2 - Mesker Storefront
3 - Elice Dinges Center
4 - Sublette Centennial Park
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Perry Rd
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Tyler St
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Fuller St
John St
Chapman St
Chase
Peru St
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Village of Sublette
Sublette was established in 1854 when the Illinois
Central Railroad came through. The first settlers were
farmers from New England and Germany. During the late
1800’s the village boasted the largest infantry unit in the
state. This was a result of the leadership of Barthalomaus
Theiss, an immigrant of France who had served in the
military service under Napoleon. Sublette was also the
home of Dr. Ben Angear who participated a painless
method of childbirth, “Twilight Sleep.”
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Seymore St
Gardner St
Snyder St
Inlet Rd
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GOVERNMENT
RESOURCES
TRAVEL
RESOURCES
City of Amboy - 61310
City Hall: 227 E. Main St.
815-857-3814
cityofamboy@comcast.net
www.cityofamboy.com
www.amboyshops.com
Lee County Tourism Council
113 Peoria Ave., Dixon, IL 61021
815-288-1840/877-533-8687
office@leecountytourism.com
Hours: Mon. – Wed.,
9:30am-4:30pm
www.seelee.info
Village of Ashton - 61006
Village Offices: 810 Main St.
815-453-2241
clerk@ashtonusa.com
mayor@ashtonusa.com
www.ashtonusa.com
City of Dixon - 61021
City Hall: 121 W. Second St.
815-288-1485
inquire@discoverdixon.org
www.discoverdixon.org
Village of Franklin Grove 61031
Village Hall: 105 E. South St.,
815-456-2131
franklingrove@wireless.essex1.com
Village of Paw Paw - 61353
Village Hall: 362 Chicago Rd.
815-627-2351
pawpawclerk@heartlandcable.com
Hours: Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri.,
8am-noon; Tues. 1:30pm-6pm.
Village of Steward - 60553
Village Hall: 402 Main St.
815-396-2846
villageofsteward@gmail.com
Facebook.com/
stewardcelebrationgarden
Village of Sublette - 61367
Village Offices:
Ellice Dinges Center,
202 S. West St. (PO Box 86)
815-849-5432
subletteclerk@heartlandcable.com
www.subletteweb.com
Village of West Brooklyn 61378
Village Hall: 2506 Johnson St.
Facebook.com/
TheVillageofWestBrooklyn
Dixon Welcome Center
83 S. Peoria Ave. Dixon, IL 61021
815-284-3496
info@discoverdixon.com
www.discoverdixon.com
Facebook.com/discoverdixon
Hours: Mon. – Sat. 10am-4pm,
Sundays (seasonal), noon-4pm.
Paw Paw
The Village of
Illinois
Paw Paw preserves that small town friendly atmosphere
located just 70 miles west of Chicago.
Come and See Us and
You’ll Agree…
...Why Live Anywhere Else?
Dixon Area
Chamber of Commerce
101 W. 2nd Street, Suite 301
815-284-3361
john.thompson@dixoncc.com
www.dixonillinoischamber.com
COMMUNITY
RESOURCES
Dixon Main Street
115 S. Hennepin Ave.
815-288-2308
riverfrontdixon@gmail.com
www.dixonmainstreet.com
Mills and Petrie Memorial
Library & Gymnasium
704 N. First St., Ashton, IL 61006
815-453-2213
library@ashtonusa.com
millspetrierental@yahoo.com
Facebook.com/Mills & Petrie Memorial
Building – Library and Gymnasium
Saturday, April 4th
Sunday, September 6th
Lower Level Community Building, 362 Chicago Rd.,
8am-11am
Paw Paw Village Park, Chapman St. & Chicago Rd.,
Noon-Tractor Pull – 4pm, Ice Cream Social
Methodist Church Annual Easter Bake Sale
Paw Paw Lion’s Club Labor Day Celebration
Saturday, April 4th
Monday, September 7th
Paw Paw Village Park, Chapman St. & Chicago Rd.,
11:30am
Paw Paw Village Park, Chapman St. & Chicago Rd,,
10am, Tractor Pull – 1pm, Car show, flea market
Annual Easter Egg Hunt
Saturday, April 11th
Lions Club Pork Chop BBQ
LAW ENFORCEMENT
4:30pm-7pm
Lee County Sheriff's Dept.
306 S. Hennepin Ave., Dixon, IL 61021
Non-emergency: 815-284-6631
For emergencies dial: 911
Facebook:Lee County Sheriff's
Department, Dixon IL
Administrative Hours of Operation:
Mon.-Fri., 8:30am-4:30pm
Closed Saturday, Sunday and
Legal Holidays
Paw Paw Town-Wide Garage Sales
Saturday, April 18th
Labor Day Parade
Monday , September 7th
Wyoming Indians 4H Pancake Breakfast
7am-10am
Saturday, September 19th
Paw Paw Town-Wide Garage Sales
Starting at 8am
Starting at 8am
Monday, May 25th
Friday, December 11th
Paw Paw Lions Pancake Breakfast
7-10am
Paw Paw Annual Christmas Celebration
Lighting of the Christmas Tree at 5:45pm. Santa
and Mrs. Claus starting at 6pm.
Village of Paw Paw | 815-627-2351
PO Box 426, 362 Chicago Rd., Paw Paw, IL 61353
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Historic Lee County
The steam locomotive displayed
in front of the
Amboy Depot Museum
AMBOY
Amboy Depot Museum
50 S. East Ave., Amboy, IL 61310
This Illinois Central Railroad Depot, built in 1876, has been
completely transformed into a 19-room museum reflecting the
history of the Amboy area. There is also a steam locomotive, a
one-room schoolhouse, the Illinois Central Freight House, and
a 1920s era Norfolk & Western caboose all open to tour. Free
admission. Donations welcome. Open Fri. & Sat., 10am-4pm;
Sun. & Thur., 1pm-4pm. Closed December 1 – March 31.
amboyicrrmuseum@yahoo.com
www.amboydepotmuseum.org | 815-857-4700
Facebook.com/Amboy Illinois Central Depot Museum
The unused South Central School building, where a
young Ronald Reagan attended grammar school, was
put to good use when it was restored in the 1980s to
become Northwest Territory Historic Center with many
interesting exhibits including Ronald Reagan’s restored
sixth grade classroom and the Reagan History Room.
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Amboy Pharmacy
Fully functioning pharmacy, soda fountain, penny candy, gifts,
cards, and old fashioned atmosphere. Open Mon. - Fri. 8am-5pm;
Sat. 8am-3pm. Open all year, closed Sundays
815-857-2323
DIXON
Northwest Territory Historic Center
205 W. Fifth St., Dixon, IL 61021
Built in 1908 as Dixon’s South Central School. Ronald Reagan attended
this school from 1921-1923. His sixth grade class room has been
restored. A museum store and art gallery are on the first floor. Two
new exhibits on the Native American - Black Hawk War and on Early
American Farming are on the second floor. The top floor is a research
center. Proud affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution. Open Tues - Sat.,
9am-4pm. Closed Sunday and Monday.
info@nthc.org
www.nthc.org | 815-288-5508
Lee County Historical and Genealogical Society
111-113 S. Hennepin Ave., Dixon, IL 61021
The Lee County Historical and Genealogical Society is dedicated to the
preservation of historical and genealogical information and artifacts,
as well as aiding people in their research. The society is a 501(c)(3)
non-profit organization, relying on work by volunteers and individual's
donations to help pay expenses. The library has thousands of historical
and genealogical items that can be helpful in your research.
Open to the public Tues., Wed., Fri. 10am-4pm; Sat.9am-noon.
www.leecountyhgs.org | 815-284-1134
Loveland Community House and Museum
513 W. 2nd St., Dixon, IL 61021
Step back in time and get a glimpse of Dixon and Lee County
history. There are exhibits from the life of “Father” John Dixon,
the Blackhawk War, and the Civil War, as well as many items
on local history and of course President Ronald Reagan. The
Loveland also boasts an extensive art collection. There is no
charge to visit the museum. The building is fully handicapped
accessible. Business hours: Mon. - Fri., 8am-4pm; Museum
hours: Thu., Fri., 9am-2pm; Sat., 10am-3pm. Special times for
art tours or guided group tours may be arranged.
swilson@lovelandcommunityhouse.org
www.lovelandcommunityhouse.org | 815-284-2741
Lee County Historical and Genealogical Society
Home of the Stella Grobe Research Center and Rita Welsh Memorial Library
Library Hours
Tues., Wed., Fri. 10am - 4pm; Sat. 9am – Noon
Mon. & Thurs. by appointment
leecountyhgs@gmail.com • www.leecountyhgs.org
111-113 S. Hennepin Ave., Dixon, IL 61021 • (815) 284-1134
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Carson Pirie Scott Store Site
The department store chain known as Carson Pirie Scott originated in 1854,
when Samuel Carson and John T. Pirie immigrated to Illinois from Northern
Ireland. The first store called Carson & Pirie opened in 1855 in Amboy.
In 1856, Samuel Carson recruited family friends George and Robert Scott
from Ireland to come to America to work in the Amboy store. In the next
three years, Carson and Pirie opened branches of their store in neighboring
towns.
A plaque denoting the original site of the first Carson Pirie Store is displayed
on a storefront at 55 S. East Ave. in Amboy.
Old Lee County Courthouse
112 E. Second St., Dixon, IL 61021
The Old Lee County Courthouse sits on land donated by the
founder of Dixon. Construction of this building was completed
in 1901 at a cost of $103,394.94. Several county offices are
located in this building. On the lawn you will find a stone
marker that commemorates a day in 1856 when Abraham
Lincoln addressed a crowd and a monument to local baseball
hero Ward Miller, who played for both minor and major league
baseball teams, including the Chicago Cubs.
Hours: Mon.-Fri., 8am-4:30pm.
www.leecountyil.com | 815-288-5676
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Historic Lee County
DIXON
Historic Dixon Theatre
114 S. Galena Ave., Dixon, IL 61021
The year 1922 saw the opening of the “new” Dixon Theatre.
Terrazzo flooring, imported Italian marble, stunning crown
moldings, and a two-tiered lighted domed ceiling gave it
the reputation as one of the Midwest’s most beautiful “show
houses.” Thanks to the extensive restoration done through the
efforts of volunteers and with community support, this historic
site has become a showcase for the performing arts and is
also available for rental.
info@dixontheatre.com
www.dixontheatre.com | 815-285-1917
Facebook.com/historicdixontheatre
Ronald Reagan Boyhood Home
816 S. Hennepin Ave., Dixon, IL 61021
This house was the Reagans’ first home when the family
moved to Dixon. The home has been restored to its 1920
condition and is the core of a small complex including a
visitors center, gift shop, and park with a statue of the former
president. Admission charge. Open Apr. 1 thru Oct. 31,
Mon.-Sat., 10am-4pm; Sun. 1pm-4pm.
info@reaganhome.org
www.ronaldreaganhome.org | 815-288-5176
Facebook.com/reaganhome
Twitter.com/reaganhome
Telegraph Museum
The Dixon Telegraph Museum showcases the newspaper
and its role in the history of Dixon. The display area has an
old fashioned 1850s printing press, historic newspapers and
photographs showcasing the Telegraph and Dixon’s past. A
tribute to President Ronald Reagan includes photos from his
pre-Washington days and his days in Dixon, Illinois. Open for
self-guided tours Mon. - Fri. 8:00am-5pm. Free admission.
The Ronald Reagan
BOYHOOD HOME & VISITOR’S CENTER
Visit the home where young Dutch Reagan
spent some of his most formative years.
815-288-5176
www.reaganhome.org
Open daily April 1 - October 31
Mon.-Sat., 10am-4pm; Sun., 1pm-4pm (closed Easter)
$5.00 adult admission. Ages 12 and under free with paid adult. Free Wi-Fi
Legends and Lore
As a boy, Ronald Regan had a special hiding place in the
family home for money he’d earned. Can you guess where
it might have been?
Answer:
Under a loose tile in the hearth of the fireplace
in the parlor of his boyhood home in Dixon
Reagan Boyhood
Home Complex in Dixon
The
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FRANKLIN GROVE
Chaplin Creek Village
1715 Whitney Rd.,
Franklin Grove, IL 61031
Chaplin Creek Village is an evolving,
full-scale historical restoration project
depicting a prairie settlement typical
of the middle 19th century. Historically
significant buildings and artifacts have
been relocated from the surrounding
area. Enjoy visiting the grounds and touring the buildings during the
Summer Harvest Festival in August. Available for special event rentals.
www.chaplincreek.com | 815-456-3030
Franklin Creek Grist Mill
1893 Twist Rd., Franklin Grove, IL 61031
Built by volunteers, this is the only truly water-powered operating grist
mill in Illinois. Corn grinding is often done on the last Saturday of the
month. Upper floors feature wood paneling from 43 different species
of trees and other exhibits highlight natural and historic features of the
area. The Mill is available for rent for meetings and special events. Visit
our website for up to date information on exhibits, educational walks
and special events. Open weekends, noon-4pm, April thru October and
by appointment.
www.franklincreekgristmill.com | 815-456-2718
Lincoln Highway Association National
Tourism Headquarters and H.I. Lincoln Store
136 N. Elm St., Franklin Grove, IL 61031
In 1860 Henry I. Lincoln, a distant relative of Abraham Lincoln,
erected a two-story, native limestone building to house his
dry goods store. Now this unique structure is home to the
Lincoln Highway Association National Tourism Headquarters,
which offers information on this iconic road as well as Lincoln
Highway gifts and collectibles. And the H. I. Lincoln Store,
a consignment-style shop that offers artwork by local artists
and hand-made items by local crafters and vendors. Open
Mon. - Sat. 10am-4pm; Sun. noon-4pm. Closed Thanksgiving,
Christmas, New Year’s Day and Easter.
lynn@lnchwyhq.comcastbiz.net
www.lincolnhighwayassoc.org | 815-456-3030
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Franklin Grove
In 1836 Col. Nathan Whitney purchased a 28-acre tract of
timber. Soon other families settled near the grove, many from
the Germantown, PA area. A small business district area,
named Chaplin, grew around the first cabin and soon a post
office was established. Mail was brought in once a week by
Whitney. He was paid by a share of the postage collected. His
earnings for the first quarter of the year was 37 cents.
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The Franklin Creek State Natural Area
Franklin Creek Grist Mill &
Interpretive Center
Franklin Creek Grist Mill is a working reproduction of a
mill located at the site in 1847. View the water power
in action, traditional building techniques,
43 wood panels that represent tree species in Illinois
and other timely exhibits from noon-4pm every
Saturday and Sunday from April through October.
Corn grinding days occur monthly.
Explore miles of trails through high quality woodlands,
past sandstone bluffs and along winding streams.
On many weekends, guided hikes feature local beauty
such as wild flowers, birds or geological formations.
815-456-2718 • www.franklincreekgristmill.com • 1893 Twist Rd., Franklin Grove, IL
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Historic Lee County
John Deere Historic Site
STEWARD
Steward Depot
206 Tyler Ave., Steward, IL 60553
Built in 1896, the Steward Depot was deeded to the village in
1976 by the Burlington Northern Railroad. The Depot is now
under the management of the Village Board. Future plans are
to turn the depot into a public facility.
villageofsteward@gmail.com
Facebook.com/stewardillinoisdepotproject
STERLING
In 1837, John Deere hammered out
the first successful self-scouring steel
plow at this location. Visitors will see the
restored John Deere home, view the
archaeological site of his original shop,
and visit a functioning blacksmith’s shop.
The visitor’s center houses a gift shop
and tour information. Open Wed.- Sun.
9am-5pm; May 1 - Oct. 31. Admission
charge. The site is located at 8334 S.
Clinton St., Grand Detour in Dixon. For
more information, call 815-652-4551 or
visit www.johndeereattractions.com.
The Midway Drive-In Theatre
91 Palmyra Rd., Sterling, IL 61081
The Midway Drive-In has been in continuous operation since
it opened in 1950. The classic retro “spaceship” ticket booth,
playground in front of the screen, concession stand, self-serve
eat-in diner, and giant 90 foot wide screen make an evening
at the Midway like a trip back to the 1950’s. The Midway is
available to rent for your special event. The parking lot can
hold up to 500 cars.
info@themidwaydrivein.net
www.themidwaydrivein.net | 847-647-3124
Historic 19th century Steward Depot building
Burma Shave Replica Signs
Sublette was the only such site in Illinois to be awarded the signs by Reminisce
Magazine. Signs are approximately a half-mile south of Sublette on Hwy 52.
Lincoln Statue
This statue of 23-year-old Abraham Lincoln as a volunteer
soldier is the only one showing him in military garb. Young
Lincoln is depicted as Captain of the Sangamon County
Volunteers and stands at the site of Fort Dixon where soldiers
served during the Blackhawk Indian War of 1832.
It is located on Lincoln Statue Drive between the Galena Ave.
Bridge and the Peoria Ave. Bridge in Dixon.
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.,
Village of Steward
Steward was named for Wesley Steward who in 1855 came to this
area to settle the land owned by his father, Marcus. Marcus Steward
was influential in getting the Burlington Northern Railroad through
the township in 1870. The Village Hall on Main Street is one of the
oldest buildings and houses the jail cells bought in 1903. The first
house in Steward is also standing today, built in 1872, as well as
the 1874 Methodist New England architectural style church. A new
memorial garden was added in 2012 next to the Village Hall.
Legends and Lore
A world famous evangelist preached at one of Lee County’s
small towns. During his college years he often spent
weekends there and was a best-man at a wedding in this
town. Who is the evangelist and what is
the town?
Answer: Rev. Billy Graham, Sublette
What nationally known drug store chain has its roots in
Dixon?
Answer: Walgreens
What department store chain began as a small dry goods
store in Amboy?
Answer: Carson Pirie Scott
Raising the funding to build the first transcontinental
highway across the United States was quite an undertaking
for the original Lincoln Highway Association. One
fundraiser was the nationwide sales of lapel buttons. Where
was the very first such button sold?
Answer: At a fundraiser held at the
H.I. Lincoln Building in Franklin Grove
Veterans Memorial Park
668 Veterans Parkway, Dixon, IL 61021
Veterans Memorial Park is dedicated to all veterans of military service.
Military artifacts on display include an F-105 Thunderchief fighter
bomber, an AH1 Cobra Helicopter, an M-60 (A-3) tank, a 155mm
howitzer, an LST anchor, and WWI, WWII and Vietnam KIA plaques.
A quiet reflection area and legacy stone pathways honor area veterans.
www.honorourvets.org
"A place devoted to ALL who have dedicated their lives to
the preservation of the Freedoms of this great Country…
Veterans Memorial Arch
In 1919, communities throughout the United States built temporary
Veterans Memorial arches to welcome home those who had served in
World War I. Some remained to welcome World War II veterans.
The Dixon arch has been repaired, rebuilt and even relocated 145 feet
from its original position. It is the last standing arch of its kind and has
become an iconic symbol for the city of Dixon. It is located between
2nd & 3rd streets on Galena Ave. in Dixon.
A place that, through the honorable display of authentic
artifacts, will serve as a podium from which the
appreciation for ALL those who have served this great
Country will be spoken…
A place to prompt future generations to contemplate
the sacrifices and costs of obtaining and maintaining
the Freedoms of this great Country."
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DIXON
Amboy City Park (Green River City Park)
E. Main St., Amboy, IL 61310
Picnic areas, shelters, charcoal grills, playground equipment,
two lighted ball diamonds, water, electricity and bathrooms.
Sculptured trees are located throughout the park showing the
rich heritage of this picturesque community. Five blocks east
of Rte. 52. Closed Nov. 1 - Apr. 1.
cityofamboy@comcast.net
815-857-3814
View the Bison
It has been over 200 years since the bison have roamed
the prairies of Illinois, and now, thanks to the Nature
Conservancy, bison once again roam the 500 acres of
Nachusa Grasslands. The bison were reintroduced to
restore the ecological balance of the natural prairie.
With over 1100 acres, the Dixon Park District offers diverse
recreational opportunities and green space to residents and
visitors. Boat ramps are located at Lowell Park, Page Park,
and Custer Ave. Many public activities are scheduled by the
park district throughout the year. See website for a schedule
of summer events.
www.dixonparkdistrict.com | 815-284-3306
Dixon Riverfront Heritage Crossing
Dixon Riverfront, Dixon, IL 61021
Located between Galena Ave. and Peoria Ave., this open air
plaza sits upon the historic site of an 1830’s ferry crossing.
The area features period lighting, trees, benches, outdoor
tables with seats, restrooms, a Pavilion that offers covered
seating, and amphitheater seating that is excellent for
performance or speaking. The highlight of the fountain area
is a bronze statue of Ronald Reagan on horseback. For
reservations and rental information call 815-288-2308 or visit
Dixon Main Street & Riverfront on Facebook
www.discoverdixon.org/riverfront
Pro Shop
Driving Range
Practice Area
Food Served
Lessons Available
Cart Rental
Emerald Hill Golf Course
16802 Prairieville Rd, Sterling
www.emeraldhillgolf.com | 815-622-6204
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1150
Y
Y
Y
Y
NA
Y
Y
Shady Oaks Country Club
577 US Rte 52, Amboy
www.shadyoakscc.com | 815-849-5424
18
71
6,212
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Timber Creek Golf Course
729 Timber Creek Rd, Dixon
www.timbercreekdixon.com | 815-288-5110
18
71
6,504
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Golfing
Guide
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Full Service Bar
Par
Lowell Park
2114 Lowell Park Rd., Dixon, IL 61021
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this park
boasts a 40 acre Illinois Nature Preserve and has all the
amenities for picnicking and outdoor activities. Located three
miles north of Dixon.
dixonpark2@gmail.com
dixonparkdistrict.com | 815-284-3306
# of Holes
Fully grown bison weigh between 1100 and 1200 lbs. and
they can run as fast as a horse. Both males and females
have horns. Life expectancy is 15 years in the wild and
25 years in captivity.This is just one of 13 preserves which
are home to a total of 5,500 bison. Plans for building a
Visitors Use Area are in the works.
804 Palmyra St.,
Dixon, IL 61021
dixonpark2@gmail.com
Total Yards
Nature & Recreation
AMBOY
FRANKLIN GROVE
Franklin Creek State Natural Area
1872 Twist Rd., Franklin Grove, IL 61031
This 922 acres of wooded area contains a 198-acre dedicated nature
preserve and the oldest bedrock outcropping in the state. Picnicking,
hiking, horseback riding and a horseman’s campground, snowmobiling,
cross-country skiing, and fishing. The scenic Mill Springs Trail, a rare
concrete surfaced trail, and the John Husar Memorial Fishing Pier are
both accessible to people of all mobility levels. Hours: 8am to sunset.
elmer.stauffer@illinois.gov
www.franklincreekgristmill.com | 815-456-2878
www.dnr.illinois.gov
Nachusa Grasslands - The Nature Conservancy
8772 S. Lowden Rd., Franklin Grove, IL 61031
With less than one-tenth of one percent of native Illinois prairie
remaining, Nachusa Grasslands provides an opportunity for people to
enjoy a part of this rare ecosystem. Encompassing over 3,100 acres,
the Grasslands are comprised of sandstone outcrops, rolling hills, oak
savannas, wetlands and a virtual sea of bluestem prairie.
In the fall of 2014, 30 head of Bison were introduced to the Nachusa
Grasslands with more to come in 2015. The main Lowden Road
entrance has an information kiosk with maps. Go to the website for
information on hiking, photography and bird watching.
bkleiman@tnc.org
www.nachusagrasslands.org | 815-456-2340
www.nature.org
HARMON
Green River State Wildlife Area
375 Game Rd., Harmon, IL 61042
One of the largest native prairie areas left in Illinois, this area is home
to many endangered species of birds, plants, reptiles and insects. The
2,565 acre site is used for education programs, hiking and Class C
Camping. Hunting by permit. Equestrian trail riding permitted April 15th
thru October 31st. Three miles west of Rt. 26 off of Maytown Rd.
dnr.illinois.gov | 815-379-2324
GREEN RIVER CYCLERY
Bicycle Service & Repair
815-622-8180
www.greenrivercyclery.com
205 E. First St., Dixon, IL 61021
“We Take Your Fun Seriously”
bike_doctor@hotmail.com
Outdoor Activities
in Lee County
BIKING
Lee County offers many low-traffic, paved roads for relaxed
sightseeing, touring or for serious distance workouts. An area
favorite biking trail is the Lowell Parkway in Dixon. It extends
from Washington Avenue to Lowell Park covering 3½ miles. At
Lowell Park Road it connects with Joe Stengel Trail that covers
11 miles and ends in Polo. For more information: 815-284-3306
or visit www.dixonparkdistrict.com
BOATING
The Rock River is a popular boating waterway for motorboats,
pontoon boats, fishing boats & canoes. For information on boat
launches in the Dixon area call the Dixon Park District at
815-284-3306 or email: dixonpark2@gmail.com.
FISHING
Virtually all of the campgrounds and parks in Lee County
offer fishing ponds, lakes, streams or rivers. The Rock River’s
reputation for catfish, bass, carp and walleye is widespread.
The John Husar Memorial Fishing Pier in the Franklin Creek
State Natural Area is easily accessible for those with limited
mobility.
HIKING
The Franklin Creek State Natural Area offers one of the few
trails that is easily accessible to people of all mobility levels.
This 5 ft. wide concrete trail meanders along Franklin Creek
with picnic benches and barbecue grills at intervals along the
trail. The Seasons of Change Interpretive Trail self-guided
hiking tour features fourteen stops with informational signage
explaining the unique aspects and seasonal transitions of the
area. The trail starts and ends at the Franklin Creek Grist Mill
and takes approximately an hour.
HORSEBACK RIDING
Horseback riding and equestrian camping are permitted at
Franklin Creek State Natural Area and the Green River State
Wildlife Area. Day riding is permitted at The Meadows. Contact
the Dixon Park District for maps of riding trails at the Meadows
or go to www.dixonparkdistrict.com.
HUNTING
Outdoor sports enthusiasts may contact the Franklin Creek
State Natural Area or the Green River State Wildlife Area for
detailed information on hunting. For information on hunting
permits go to www.dnr.illinois.gov; Public Hunting Areas;
Region 1. The Meadows site of the Dixon Park District offers
bow hunting in deer and turkey seasons by permit. Permits
limited. Call 815-284-3306 for more information on registration,
orientation and proficiency dates.
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Dining & Shopping
Culver's of Dixon
1317 N. Galena Ave., Dixon, IL 61021
While Culver’s is famous for ButterBurgers and Fresh
Frozen Custard, their menu offers something truly special
for everyone. Hours: 10am-10pm. Buses and large
groups welcome!
www.culvers.com | (815) 288-9403
The Good Book
113 E. First Street, Suite 150, Dixon, IL 61057
Christian books, cards, gifts, music and more. The words
of the Lord are pure, Like silver tried on a furnace,
Purified seven times. Psalm 12:6.
(815) 285-4463
Timber Creek
Golf & Banquet
729 Timber Creek
Rd.
Dixon, IL 61021
Gourmet Sunday
Brunch, every Sunday
from 10am-2pm. Huge
selection of breakfast
and lunch favorites,
Belgian waffles,
omelets, full salad bar
and dessert station. Reservations recommended.
www.timbercreekdixon.com | (815) 285-5110
Artisan Market & Tourist Center
Local arts and unique crafts,
woodworking, quilting, glass
art, poetry, jewelry & more.
Deliciously crafted
bakery items.
Hours: Tue.-Fri., 8:30am-5pm;
Sat.-Sun., 10am-3pm
(815) 857-4140 | www.amboyshops.com
Facebook.com Artisan Market Amboy
Lincolnway Café
137 N. Elm St., Franklin Grove, IL 61031
Home cooked menu with generous portions. Daily specials.
Breakfast available all day. You won't leave hungry!
Open Mon.-Thurs., 6am-3pm; Friday, 6am-8pm;
Saturday, 6am-3pm; Sunday, 7am-3pm.
(815) 456-2359
Traditional Wellness Center
216 W. First St., Dixon, IL 61021
Offering healthy breakfast/lunch, tea room, bulk teas
and coffees, gift shop with local artists, classes, personal
training, wellness and herbal counseling, catering,
space for parties and more.
www.traditionalwellnesscenter.com
(815) 677-9144
alena
Enjoy Fine Dining Any
Day of the Week With Us
STEAKHOUSE
Soups & salads,
steaks & chops, seafood,
sandwiches, salad bar
with a variety of fresh
salad makings, full bar
Reservations are appreciated
for parties of 6 or more
Hours: Sun.-Thu., 11am-9pm;
Fri. & Sat., 11am-10pm
1101 N. Galena Ave., Dixon, IL 61021
815-285-1625 | www.galenasteakhouse.com
Waterfront Gifts & Antiques
212 W. First Street, Dixon, IL 61021
Two floors of antiques, vintage, primitive, and
unique treasures. Shabby chic and repurposed furniture.
Open Tues.-Fri., 10am-5pm; Sat., 10am-4pm
(815) 288-4500
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Coupons - Clip & Save!
✂
Please visit these fine establishments that support
this publication and offer money-saving coupons.
✂
Northwest Territory
Historic Center
20% discount off one
item in the Gift Shop
(excludes artwork)
2 FREE Recreation
2 FREE
Recreation
Bands
with
qualifying
Bands purchase
with qualifying
purchase
Recreation bands good for unlimited use of all recreation amenities.
Not valid holidays
& special
events. Good
2015 camping
season.
Recreation
bands good
for unlimited
use ofduring
all recreation
amenities.
Not valid holidays & special events. Good during 2015 camping season.
✂
✂
Buy 1 drink and get the
2nd drink at 1/2 price
(of equal or lesser value)
E X P E R I E N C E
10% discount
when you shop
the Lincoln Way
Inn Collection
Uniquely designed items for our guests
✂
The Ronald Reagan
The Ronald Reagan
Boyhood Home and
Visitors Center
Buy One Get One Free Adult Admission.
815-288-5176 No Limit
www.reaganhome.org
✂
lincolnwayinn.com
Let our Dixon Ambassadors assist you with
planning your visit, pick up one of our dining guides
and area brochures and receive a free "Dixon" pen.
Hours: Mon.-Sat., 10am-4pm; Sun., noon-4pm (seasonally)
Heritage Crossing
in Dixon
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Coupons - Clip & Save!
✂
2 FREE Recreation
Bands with qualifying
purchase
O’Connell's
Yogi Bear
Jellystone Park Camp Resort
Recreation bands good for unlimited use of all recreation amenities.
970 Green Wing Rd., Amboy, IL
815-857-3860
✂
Please visit these fine establishments that support
this publication and offer money-saving coupons.
✂
Northwest Territory
Historic Center
205 W. Fifth St., Dixon, IL
815-288-5508
Limit one coupon per customer. Not valid with any other discount promotion.
Maybe not be duplicated or redeemed for cash. Valid through April 2016.
✂
E X P E R I E N C E
Lincoln Way Inn
The Crystal Cork Wine Shoppe
409 N. State St., Franklin Grove
708-860-2311 (Opening June 2015)
219 W. 1st, Dixon, IL 844-THE-CORK
lincolnwayinn.com
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The Ronald Reagan
816 S. Hennepin Ave., Dixon, IL
83 S. Peoria Ave., Dixon, IL
815-284-3496
Ronald Reagan
Boyhood Home &
Visitors Center
815-288-5176
815-288-5176
Not valid with any other discount promotion.
www.reaganhome.org
Bison in
Nachusa Grasslands
Grazing
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COMMUNITY INDEX
Amboy
Amboy Community Information ........................................................ 19
Amboy City Park .............................................................................. 26
Amboy Depot Days ............................................................................ 6
Amboy Depot Days Car Show ........................................................... 6
Amboy Depot Museum .................................................................... 20
Amboy Farmers Market ...................................................................... 4
Amboy Pharmacy ............................................................................ 20
Amboy Art & Antiques ......................................................................... 9
Artison Market & Tourist Center.................................................... 9, 28
Carson Pirie Scott Store Site ........................................................... 21
Cindy Bear’s Cottage ...................................................................... 15
Green River Oaks Camping Resort ................................................. 12
Lee County 4-H Fair .......................................................................... 5
Mendota Hills Campground ............................................................. 12
O’Connell’s Yogi Bear Jellystone Park Camp Resort ................ 12, 29
Pine View Campground ................................................................... 12
Shady Oaks Golf Course ................................................................. 26
White Buffalo Music Festival .............................................................. 9
Ashton
Ashton Community Information ....................................................... 19
Ashton’s 150th Anniversary Celebration............................................. 5
Dixon
Dixon Community Information ......................................................................19
Comfort Inn of Dixon .....................................................................................14
Crawford House Inn ......................................................................................14
The Crystal Cork......................................................................................10, 29
Culver’s of Dixon ...........................................................................................28
Dixon Farmers Market .....................................................................................4
Dixon Park District ........................................................................................26
Dixon Petunia Festival ....................................................................................5
Dixon Super 8 Motel ......................................................................................14
Dixon Riverfront Heritage Crossing ..............................................................26
Dixon Welcome Center ...........................................................................19, 29
Galena Steakhouse .......................................................................................28
The Good Book .............................................................................................28
Historic Dixon Theatre ..................................................................................22
King Family Homestead ................................................................................15
Lee County Historical & Genealogical Society .............................................21
Lincoln Statue ...............................................................................................24
Loveland Community House & Museum ......................................................21
Lowell Park ....................................................................................................26
The Magnuson Hotel of Dixon ......................................................................14
Meusel’s Dairy Delite .....................................................................................28
The Next Picture Show .................................................................................10
Northwest Territory Historic Center ...................................................21, 29, 32
Old Settler’s Memorial Cabin .........................................................................14
Old Lee County Courthouse ..........................................................................21
Ronald Reagan Boyhood Home .............................................................22, 29
Telegraph Museum .......................................................................................22
Timber Creek Golf Course ......................................................................26, 28
Traditional Wellness ......................................................................................28
Veterans Memorial Park ...............................................................................25
Victory Memorial Arch ...................................................................................25
Waterfront Gifts & Antiques ...........................................................................28
Woodcote .....................................................................................................15
Franklin Grove
Franklin Grove Community Information ........................................................19
Autumn on the Prairie .....................................................................................7
Chaplin Creek Village ...................................................................................23
Franklin Creek Cabin .....................................................................................15
Franklin Creek Grist Mill ...............................................................................23
Franklin Creek State Natural Area ................................................................27
Franklin Grove Summer Harvest Festival .......................................................5
H.I. Lincoln Building ......................................................................................23
Lincolnway Café ............................................................................................28
Lincoln Way Inn Bed & Breakfast ............................................................14, 29
Nachusa Grasslands ....................................................................................27
Grand Detour
John Deere Historic Site ...............................................................................24
Harmon
Green River State Wildlife Area ....................................................................27
Paw Paw
Paw Paw Community Information ................................................................19
Paw Paw Farmers Market ...............................................................................4
Paw Paw Labor Day Celebration ....................................................................6
Sterling
Emerald Hill Golf Course ...............................................................................26
The Midway Drive-In Theatre .......................................................................24
Steward
Steward Community Information ..................................................................19
Steward Depot ..............................................................................................24
Sublette
Sublette Community Information ..................................................................19
Burma Shave Replica Signs .........................................................................24
Woodhaven Lakes ........................................................................................13
Advertiser's Index
Artisan Market & Tourist Center..................................................28
Crystal Cork Wine Shoppe .........................................................10
Depot Days 25th Anniversary Car Show ......................................7
Dixon Welcome Center...............................................................18
Franklin Creek Grist Mill & Natural Area .....................................23
Galena Steakhouse ....................................................................28
Green River Cyclery ...................................................................27
Lee County Historical and Genealogical Society........................21
Lincoln Way Inn ................................................ Inside Front Cover
Meusel's Dairy Delite ..................................................................28
Northwest Territory Historic Center.............................. Back Cover
O'Connell's Yogi Bear Jellystone Park Camp Resort .................12
Ronald Reagan Boyhood Home & Visitors Center .....................22
Village of Paw Paw .....................................................................19
Woodhaven Lakes Association...................................................13
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